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Asked by Charita Marie from US | May. 09, 2024 09:52
About:144-Hour Visa-Free Transit

Traveling from the US to Asia

So happy China has a 144-hour visa free program. I'm trying to figure out if I can leave China and travel to the US. I am a US citizen but actually live in Mexico and am a legal resident there. My current flight plan is as follows:

US > Japan > South Korea > China > US

But if needed I could change it to

US > Japan > China > South Korea

Am I eligible for the 144-hour free visa program with the original flight plan? Or can you not be returning to your country of origin?

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Answered by Borut | May. 09, 2024 23:38
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Both your itineraries are eligible for 144 hour visa free transit. There is no rule that prevents using your country of origin or any other. In reality the basic rule of 144 hour visa free transit only states that the immediate points before and after your mainland Chinese destination have to be in two different countries or eligible territories (eligible territories: Hong Kong, Taiwan and Macau). I recommend you to choose that itinerary that will be the most convenient for your needs.
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