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Asked by Caruy from Australia | Oct. 02, 2018 17:20
About:72-Hour Visa-Free Transit

Australian passport holder, 2 separate transits through China

I have two separate journeys:

1. A transit from Melbourne to Shanghai, staying in Shanghai for about 3-4 days, then departing Shanghai to France. These are direct flights with no additional stop overs.

2. Then about 3 weeks after, I will have a flight from Amsterdam to Guanzhou, with a brief layover of 2 hours, then flying from Guangzhou to Melbourne. These are direct flights with no additional stop overs.

Would I require a visa for either of these journeys? Or will I be able to transit through 72/144 free on the first Journey, and 24 free on the second journey?

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Answered by Paul from USA | Oct. 03, 2018 07:03
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If those are the only landings then yes its ok. Even if no stopover, landing in a second Chinese city even if not switching planes between Australia and France can limit to the 24 hour direct transit. That happens with some Chinese airlines. For example Melbourne > Guangzhou (stay on plane)> Shanghai > Paris would not be allowed.
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