Turkish citizen transiting through China to a third country with a domestic flight within 24 hours

Aykut, you do not need any kind of visa because your transit through China will be covered by 24 hour visa free transit because it is allowed to have more than one stop within your itinerary within this particular visa free transit scheme.

When you land in Chongqing the first thing you will do is to approach 24/144 hour visa free transit counter where you will formally apply for a temporary entry permit. This is free of any charge and everything you are supposed to do here is to present your flight tickets. Upon a short check, you will be granted a permit and you will then head to the immigration.

When you clear the immigration, you will formally enter China and you will head to the gate for your domestic flight to Shenzhen. When you land in Shenzhen, you will not go immediately to the gate for your flight to Manila because that would be too long to wait at the airport. You will simply proceed to the city and then return to the airport for your onward flight to the Philippines. In Shenzhen you will cross the exit immigration and security only. Basically, you should just follow the suggestions presented here and enjoy your journey.

Dear Borut,

Thank you for your response. I have been researching the matter but couldn't find definitive information regarding my specific situation. On the Chinese National Immigration website, I came across the following statement:

"In accordance with international practices, China has adopted a 24-hour visa-free transit policy for foreign nationals of multiple countries at all international ports of entry. Any passenger holding interline tickets with confirmed seats to transit to a third country or region via China by international flights, sea vessels, or trains does not have to apply for a visa if his/her stay period in China is less than 24 hours and he/she does not leave the port of entry. In the case where the passenger concerned needs to leave the port, a temporary entry permit from the entry/exit border inspection authority at the port shall be required."

This emphasizes that passengers can leave the port with a temporary entry permit, but it does not explicitly state whether traveling to another province or exiting from a different port is allowed. From this statement, I understand that leaving the port is possible, but it seems to suggest one must return to the same port to exit the country.

I apologize for reiterating my question, but I am trying to ensure clarity on whether my itinerary involving a domestic transfer is permissible. If you have any official references, past experience, or additional guidance on this matter, I would greatly appreciate it.

Thank you again for your assistance, and I look forward to hearing from you soon.

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Aykut, when I was writing my first post as a reply to your query I really meant what I have written. This is something that is confirmed and is used by tens of thousands of passengers over the years without any problem. You should also be aware that a travel of this type is your right. I have used this option many times and it all went fine. If you prefer a confirmation from a place that is relevant or better to say in charge of this matter, I invite you to visit the NIA (National Immigration Administration) website in English language where you will see a chat option on the right hand side of the website. There you can present your planned itinerary and ask about the confirmation. Just have prepared all the details that might ask you to present. In the end, you will see that you can proceed with your plans with an absolute peace of mind.

By the way, a certain "e from E" has done quite a mess on this website, exactly under your topic. It seems somebody is angry and is not trying to do some confusion and damage. Please, just do not pay too much attention on that.