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Asked by Al from USA | Feb. 11, 2017 01:51
About:Visa Policy of China

I was born in Hong Kong and am holding HKID & the China Home-Return Card.

And I am an US citizen using my US passport to travel elsewhere. I never needed a visa on my US passport to enter China since I used my Home-Return Card. If I travel from SheKou Pier to HKIA for my outbound flight, when I check in at the SkeKou counter, would they challenge me as I don't have a visa stamped on my US passport to enter China? I plan to use my Home-Return card to go thru China Immigration for exiting China.

Answers (1)
Answered by Roberto from Czech | Feb. 11, 2017 03:03
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Al, as long as you enter with a valid home return card, I think it will be ok. No need to worry!
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