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Asked by Nicolas from canada | Nov. 02, 2015 10:45
About:Hong Kong Travel

I am flying from Perth to Hong Kong and then to Vancouver.

I am a canadian citizen, can I be elligible to the 72hrs visa free policy ?

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Answered by Eddie from United Kingdom | Nov. 02, 2015 19:04
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First of all, I'd tell you the 72h visa free policy is for passengers transiting in some cities in mainland China. HK has no such policy. Anyway, for your case, you can freely enter HK, because Canada passport holders are exempt from visa for 90 days in that area. Have a good trip!
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