I am planning to do a round trip in Asia. There is two questions that make me worry:1. Entering China multiple times (Beijing, Shanghai and HongKong) - could that be difficult or does it work with Transit Visa?2. The last part of the trip: Shanghai-HongKong-(via Dubai)-Germany - is the via Dubai (with the same airline that brings us to Germany, so with one ticket) enough to count for a transit visa? I heard it is, but cannot find anything in writing that this is ok. Usually the trip home counts as a direct connection to the home country and thus the trip would not be valid for a transit visa. But stop-overs are seen as a thing?Thank you in advance.

1) That's fine.2) As long as your routing is compliant, there are no restrictions with the airline ypu can use.

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Question: Asked by Anna from Germany | Apr. 05, 2017 06:16

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I am planning to do a round trip in Asia.
There is two questions that make me worry:
1. Entering China multiple times (Beijing, Shanghai and HongKong) - could that be difficult or does it work with Transit Visa?
2. The last part of the trip: Shanghai-HongKong-(via Dubai)-Germany - is the via Dubai (with the same airline that brings us to Germany, so with one ticket) enough to count for a transit visa? I heard it is, but cannot find anything in writing that this is ok. Usually the trip home counts as a direct connection to the home country and thus the trip would not be valid for a transit visa. But stop-overs are seen as a thing?

Thank you in advance.

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Answers (1): Answered by John Doe | Apr. 05, 2017 10:24

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1) That's fine.
2) As long as your routing is compliant, there are no restrictions with the airline ypu can use.

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