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Asked by mary from USA | Dec. 30, 2015 08:55
About:72-Hour Visa-Free Transit

Proof of transit visa prior to flight to China

I want to fly from Manila to Guangzhou with airline A then within 72hr fly from Guangzhou to Kuala Lumpur with airline B. My understanding is that it is okay to enter and exit using different airlines and I can get the transit permit when I get to CAN airport. No prior arrangements necessary. However if airline A requests to see a Chinese entry permit before they let me on the airplane, what document can I show to prove I can get the transit permit when I arrive? I ask this because I had this specific problem with Cebu Air and they insisted on seeing an entry permit before allowing me on the flight, which I did not have and they refused my boarding. Obviously I will use another airline next time.

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Answered by Lulu from China | Dec. 30, 2015 21:53
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Mary, you can download relevant information about the 72 hour free transit policy and print it, and then show it to the airline. As far as I know, someone has done that before and succeeded. You can give it a shot.
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