China visa free entry with Turkish stamp in passport
I've read a lot of stories that people with Turkish stamps in their passports get rejected at the airport in China. There's a few connecting flights which are really affordable from the UK, but unfortunately we have Turkish visits.
Is this information still accurate?
What I really can't understand is if this is the case, how there are loads of flights from Istanbul to Chinese airports, including some Chinese airlines. Surely if they are rejecting people with links to Turkey, they would have to reject the whole flight?
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This is not true, I have Turkish stamps and I fly in and out of China at least 10 times per year.
My wife has tiramisu stamps and do the same
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Does Turkish citizen need visa for China?
China tourist visa is required for Turkish citizens. The stay is usually short with a period of 30 days and visa expires in 90 days. Applicant is not required to be present when applying for China tourist visa. A total of 12 documents are required for applying China tourist visa.What passports can enter China visa-free?
A citizen of Singapore, Brunei or Japan with an ordinary passport is exempted from a visa if he or she visits China's mainland for tourism, business, or meeting with friends or relatives, and if he or she enters China through ports open to foreigners, and stays for no more than 15 days.Where can I travel visa-free with a Turkish passport?
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This did happen to me in October 2019. I was flying from UK to Japan via China. When I arrived in China we had been delayed and missed the connecting flight. The airline advised that they would provide me with a hotel and a new flight the next day. I had to go to the Visa desk so that I could leave the airport on a 24 hour visa, however they stamped a red stamp next to my Turkey Visa, and said "no entry". I asked why this was and what I should do and they shouted at me to leave the desk and "no comment". I had to stay in the airport building until my flight the next day which was not fun! So to those syaying this isn't true, just becauase it didn't happen to you doesn't mean it doesn't happen. There were about 4 or 5 of us on the same flight that this happened to, all of us had the Turkish Visa stamp all now with a red stamp from China next to it.
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