The 72 hour visa-free transit through China on a dual citizenship
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I was reading this helpful guide on transits and read the following in regards to the Pearl River Delta visit from Hong Kong.
Applicants must hold a single citizenship passport; dual citizenship passport holders are not allowed.
Can anybody confirm this? I've only seen this here. Don't have access to Timatic.
Source: https://www.chinahighlights.com/travelguide/visa-application/china-visa-exemption.htm#tour
PS — In my case the passports are from Spain and the Dominican Republic.
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Can you transit through China without a visa?
Under the 24-hour visa-free transit rule, no visa is required for international flight, ship, or train passengers who transit directly through mainland China and will stay for less than 24 hours. Passengers should hold tickets to a third country or region and have a confirmed seat.Can you transit via China?
Visa-free Transit & Transit (G) Visa. A Transit Visa (G Visa) is issued to a foreign citizen who is to transit through China on his/her way to a third country or region and will stay at a Chinese airport for more than 24 hours or will need to leave the airport.Which passports have visa free travel to China?
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Can I transit through Shanghai?
Travelers of any foreign countries can get 24 visa free transit with connecting (air, ship, train) tickets to a third country (region). It allows travelers to transit in Shanghai without going through any immigration inspections. You can stay inside the airport or leave the airport to visit Shanghai within 24 hours.Visit China with a 72 Hour Visa Free Transit
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