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Asked by Cristian from Chile | May. 21, 2015 17:49
About:72-Hour Visa-Free Transit

Chilean passport with valid US visa

I will travelling to South Korea from the US and I will arrive in BEIJING to then travel to HANGZHOU and finally to Jeju South Korea. I understand that I do not need an entry permit if I will be only in transit am I right?

Also, in my way back I will travel from Jeju South Korea to Shanghai where I will have a layover of 19 hours, to then continue my trip to Canada. Will I be able to leave the airport under the 72 hours transit?

Thanks

Answers (1)
Answered by Charlie from San Marino | May. 22, 2015 03:10
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If your transit in Beijing and Hangzhou is less than 24 hours, then you needn't apply for any entry permit. Otherwise, you should apply for a L type in advance because you are not qualified for 72 hours free transit.

For your trip from South Korea to Canda, you are qualified for 72 hours free transit policy. So you can exit the airport during your stay.
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