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Asked by Lin from united states | Jul. 24, 2019 07:38

About:72-Hour Visa-Free Transit

Do you think I’m qualified for 72 hour visa to Beijing

I’m a US citizens so my flight start from Las Vegas to hongkong
Hongkong to kuala lumpor
Kuala lumpor to Bali
Then I plan to go to
Bali to PEK Beijing
Beijing to Las Vegas US
Do you think I’m qualified for 72 hour visa to Beijing

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Answered by Thomas | Jul. 24, 2019 07:41

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It doesn't exist a 72h visa.

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Answered by Lin | Jul. 24, 2019 18:23

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Thank you very much .... Now I am ready to buy my ticket ❤️

Bdw, The reason I ask and put the itenerary because the article I read says that I have to exit in a third world country but mine is I went to third country first before Pek so I’m kinda afraid they won’t let me out the Pek

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Answered by John Doe | Jul. 24, 2019 21:01

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The article only mentions the term "third country" and not "third-world country", which are completely different things. Furthermore, a third country means the country immediately following China in your itinerary (e.g.,
in your case, Indonesia-Beijing-US, the US is considered the third country because it is the third country in your itinerary).

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Answered by John Doe | Jul. 24, 2019 21:13

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If your itinerary is noncompliant then you will be either refused boarding by the airline or refused entry by immigration. Hence you do not need to worry about getting out.

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Answered by ZUPAN | Jul. 24, 2019 15:28

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Several problems with the terminology :)

Basically, your itinerary:

Bali - Beijing - Las Vegas

Is eligible for, take care now, for 144 hour visa free transit in Beijing area.

You should just take care that your flights Bali - Beijing and Beijing - Las Vegas do not have any additional landing within mainland China.

By the way, there are no direct flights between Las Vegas and Hong Kong, but his detail is not of particular importance for this subject since Hong Kong has its autonomous immigration policy, separated from the rest of mainland China.

One more detail. You should definitely use correct terminology to avoid any possible misunderstandings!

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