2 entries (transit visa?)

Question

I'm organising a holiday. I'm a UK citizen. Is it possible to enter Shanghai for 2 days (72 hour transit visa), THEN, fly: from Shanghai to Cambodia, THEN from Cambodia to Hong Kong, THEN from Hong back to Shanghai again staying only 2 days (72 hour transit visa)? My final exit would be a flight from Shanghai back to the UK, via Beijing. This whole trip would be within a 2 week time frame. Would that be possible?Thanks for your help!

ZUPAN · Answer

Unfortunately not because your last leg has two consecutive stops in mainland China, i.e. Shanghai and Beijing. This is simply not allowed.By the way, your first leg... UK - Shanghai - Cambodia is fine and you can enjoy 144 hours visa free transit...But your second leg Cambodia - Hong Kong - Shanghai - Beijing - UK is simply impossible because you cannot connect two Chinese cities and you have done exactly that. If I may suggest, do something different:Retain the first leg, UK - Shanghai - Cambodia with longer stay in Shanghai, i.e. 144 hours visa free transit, but do a change for your second leg that should look like this:Cambodia - Hong Kong - Beijing - UK. Take a longer stay in Beijing, i.e. 144 hours visa free transit and you are perfectly within the legal frames in both legs of your travel.

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