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Asked by Ryand from USA | Jun. 11, 2015 00:25
About:Hong Kong Visa Policy

I'm an American citizen, and I was hoping I could get some help on visa requirements.

I really only have a layover in Beijing, and I'll be spending a couple of days in HK. This is my projected flight schedule:

Aug. 4: Flying USA->Beijing (3 hour layover); then flying Beijing->HK.
Aug. 4-7: staying in HK
Aug. 7-19: traveling in Thailand.
Aug. 19: Flying Thailand->HK
Aug. 20: Flying HK->Beijing (15 hour layover); then flying Beijing->USA

I'm just wondering what my requirements will be in mainland and Hong Kong. I understand that I won't need one in HK because I'm staying for less than 90 days, but will I need to get a Chinese one for my 3 hour layover going/15 hour layover leaving? Will the requirements change depending on whether I decide to leave the Beijing airport during my layover? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

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Answered by Elvis from Ireland | Jun. 11, 2015 01:46
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Ryand, relax, you can make use of the 72-hour free transit policy on both yourway to HK and back to the USA. During the 72 hours, you can leave the airport, so no need to worry about the entry permit issues.
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