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Asked by Hung Dao from vietnam | Mar. 28, 2015 02:42

About:72-Hour Visa-Free Transit

I'm actually studying in China and i'm Vietnamese. I intend to do a trek in Malaysia for 2 weeks.

I intend to leave my baggage at Shanghai (in my chinese friend's home) and just bring a backpack with me for the trek. I then need to return back to Shanghai to take my luggage and catch my flight for Vietnam (inferior to 24 hours). My visa is one entrance (which i did in order to go to china) and one exit(to go to Malaysia). What do i need to do? DO i have to apply for a new entry permit?

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Answered by Sandra | Mar. 29, 2015 03:57

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Hung, you don't need to apply for a new entry permit. When you return back to Shanghai, you can make use of the 24 hour free transit policy. Remember to apply for a temporary stay permit at the airport so that you can leave for your freind's home to take you luggage.

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Answered by Hung Dao | Apr. 11, 2015 08:32

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Hi,

Thanks for answering my question. It's so nice of you! However, when i got back to Shanghai, can i quit the airport to go to my friend's home in order to take my luggage?
My flight ticket is not a transit one which means that i actually have 2 separate flight tickets. Does the 24 hour free policy still apply? My itinerary is this: my visa is one entrance and one exit
Vietnam-Shanghai(one entrance). After that: Shanghai-Malaysia(one exit). Back to Shanghai from Malaysia at 7.am then i got my flight at 2.pm for Vietnam(during the "transit" time i want to go back to my friend's house in Shanghai to take my luggage)!

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Answered by Sandra | Apr. 12, 2015 04:57

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Hey, don't worry. You are eligible for the 24 hour direct transfer policy even you are holding separate flight tickets. In addtion, you can leave the airport to collect your luggage.

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