Poor article.I fail to see the definition of a transit.Case 1 : you fly Hanoi to Guangzhou TRANSIT to LAX. All using one airline (China Southern Airlines).Case 2 : you fly Kuala Lumpur to Guangzhou with a budge airline eg Air Asia and then have a SEPERATE ticket China Southern Airlines from Guangzhou to LAX. Is case 2 considered a transit ????

Separate tickets and separate airlines are totally fine for visa-free transit.

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Question: Asked by Pete from Smith | Nov. 30, 2017 04:38

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Defintion of a transit

Poor article.
I fail to see the definition of a transit.
Case 1 : you fly Hanoi to Guangzhou TRANSIT to LAX. All using one airline (China Southern Airlines).
Case 2 : you fly Kuala Lumpur to Guangzhou with a budge airline eg Air Asia and then have a SEPERATE ticket China Southern Airlines from Guangzhou to LAX.
Is case 2 considered a transit ????

Answers (1): Answered by Rob | Nov. 30, 2017 05:19

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Separate tickets and separate airlines are totally fine for visa-free transit.

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