Chinese citizen, transit through Hong Kong then Singapore to a third country

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I'm a Chinese citizen (PRC) and I currently reside on the United Kingdom (LTR Residence). I'll be going to China later this year and I'd like to visit Hong Kong and Singapore before I return to the United Kingdom.

Both Hong Kong and Singapore offer visa free entry if I'm using the country as a transit, (7 days for HK and 4 days for Singapore). However HK requires evidence that you hold the correct permits for the transit country, in this case I wouldn't have any documents to prove this aside from a flight from Singapore to UK.

So I guess my question is: Is it possible for a Chinese citizen to travel through PRC -> HK -> Singapore -> Third Country without needing a visa for HK and Singapore? I cannot prove I have a permit for Singapore as I will also be using this as a transit to the UK (Which I can prove).

Otherwise I can always apply for an EEP for HK, however I'm unsure on how long this will take and whether or not I need to do this in person.






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Can Chinese citizens travel to other countries?

As of January 2022, Chinese citizens had visa-free or visa on arrival access to 80 countries and territories, ranking the Chinese passport 64th in terms of travel freedom according to the Henley Passport Index.

Does China allow transit?

24 hour visa-free transitForeign citizens travelling to a third country or region through China by plane, ship or train may stay up to 24 hours in China without a visa. The application for a preliminary entry permit at the Chinese border is a requirement for the visa-free entry.

Can I travel from Singapore to China?

Travellers from Singapore to China are required to take a nucleic acid test (PCR test) 48 hours before departure and another PCR test 24 hours before departure.

Do you need a visa if you have a connecting flight in China?

Foreigners who have confirmed onward tickets and seats on international flights and directly transit through China and stay for no more than 24 hours within the airport boundaries do not need to apply for a transit visa.



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