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I'm travelling from Stockholm to Beijing with transit in Copenhagen. I'm thinking about adding a trip to South Korea. Can I apply for a free transit, go to Seoul, then go back to Beijing, apply for another free transit and then go back to Sweden? To be eligible for a free transit, I need to show the booking confirmation I got in my email, that's what they refer to as a ticket? What does it mean to have a confirmed seat? The seat is not confirmed until I have checked in for my next flight, so I can't show that? Do I need a Visa for doing just a transit in Beijing? Is there any notable difference between the 72 hour and 144 hour option except for the length of stay? Thanks in advance!

John Doe · Answer

1) Yes, if Beijing is your only stop in Mainland China.2) Booking confirmation must show a numerical ticket number.3) It means to have a confirmed ticket.4) There's no need to show your seat assignment.5) No. You asked that already.6) Only 24 or 144-hour transit are available in Beijing.

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