I am from Chile and my flight itinerary is Houston (USA)-Beijing-Hangzhou-Jeju (South Korea). I will stay for less than 9 hours in China but I have two stops (PEK and HGH). Do I need a visa? Air China claims that I need but now that I read this web page (numeral 2 -For direct transit) I am confused.

Aledandro, you are eligible for the 24-hour direct transit policy. The transit permit is not required. You can explain this to the airline.

Traveling form USA to South Korea transfering in two cities of China.

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Question: Asked by Alejandro from USA | May. 24, 2015 19:45

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Traveling form USA to South Korea transfering in two cities of China.

I am from Chile and my flight itinerary is Houston (USA)-Beijing-Hangzhou-Jeju (South Korea). I will stay for less than 9 hours in China but I have two stops (PEK and HGH). Do I need a visa? Air China claims that I need but now that I read this web page (numeral 2 -For direct transit) I am confused.

Answers (1): Answered by Kelly from Poland | May. 24, 2015 20:44

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Aledandro, you are eligible for the 24-hour direct transit policy. The transit permit is not required. You can explain this to the airline.

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