I am planning to fly Thai Airways in from Australia (via Bangkok) into PEK on one ticket at 5:30 am on Sep 3. Then I will depart on Sep 5 at 12:30 pm on Delta to Seattle on a separate ticket. The tickets are issued by the individual airlines and not on same itinerary as I am using mileage redemptions.

Ken, it's acceptable and you are eligible for the 72 hour free transit.

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Question: Asked by Ken from United States | Jan. 14, 2016 18:04

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Is this acceptable and eligible for the 72 hours transit visa?

I am planning to fly Thai Airways in from Australia (via Bangkok) into PEK on one ticket at 5:30 am on Sep 3. Then I will depart on Sep 5 at 12:30 pm on Delta to Seattle on a separate ticket. The tickets are issued by the individual airlines and not on same itinerary as I am using mileage redemptions.

Answers (1): Answered by Davis from China | Jan. 14, 2016 21:42

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Ken, it's acceptable and you are eligible for the 72 hour free transit.

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