i am flying from KL to Shanghai with Malaysian airlines. I have no ticket out yet. I plan to buy a ticket from Shanghai to Bangkok with Air Asia for 6 days later...or maybe use Spring to Taipei or Vietnam airlines to HCMC.Can you confirm that these options fit within their definition of a 'transit'? Thanks

The embassy says that yes, they can be different airlines. You must have the confirmed seat on the second airline before you arrive in China.

can the tickets be with two different airlines?

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Question: Asked by Pat from United Kingdom | May. 02, 2017 06:36

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can the tickets be with two different airlines?

i am flying from KL to Shanghai with Malaysian airlines. I have no ticket out yet. I plan to buy a ticket from Shanghai to Bangkok with Air Asia for 6 days later...or maybe use Spring to Taipei or Vietnam airlines to HCMC.

Can you confirm that these options fit within their definition of a 'transit'?

Thanks

Answers (1): Answered by Seth from USA | May. 02, 2017 10:24

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The embassy says that yes, they can be different airlines. You must have the confirmed seat on the second airline before you arrive in China.

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