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Q: I have Chinese Visa can I arrive at Hong Kong airport from New Zealand and travel to China on road

12 years 3 weeks ago in  Visa & Legalities - China

 
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Certainly, you can enter China from HK, if you hold valid Chinese visa. You could get same info from Kiwi airport, you'll take off to HK.

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Sure, why not. You could check HK immigration to see if you need a visa, my guess is not, but that's all you get, my guessing.

I don't need a visa for HK but I do for China.

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Anxious?  Sure, why not. You could check HK immigration to see if you need a visa, my guess is not, but that's all you get, my guessing. 

 

l don't need a visa for HK but I do for China.

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Really anxious now? Sure, why not. You could check HK immigration to see if you need a visa, my guess is not, but that's all you get, my guessing. 

 

I don't need a visa for HK but I do for China.

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You got 4 points at this reply, because you include smiley! And 4 x 2 points for c&p same reply at other 4 OP's (same) Qs, in total 12 pointers.

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You are entrepeneur! That's French

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not only double posts but really must be panicky, reposted an hour later,,,sorry had to poke at it......didn't get extra for smiley

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Panicking. Sure, why not. You could check HK immigration to see if you need a visa, my guess is not, but that's all you get, my guessing. 

I don't need a visa for HK, but do for China.

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Good time to ask if you are flying today.

 

Very few nationalities can enter China without a visa for tourism, Hongkers and Macanese can live, study and work on the Mainland whenever they want, Japanese as well as South-Koreans can come for tourism and business up to 1 month without a visa, and I think that's all.

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sure you can it's easy and cheap.

 

At the HK airport terminal follow the signs for ground transport to mainland. There are buses leaving constantly for all the big Guangdong cities. 1 hr wait tops.

 

Shouldn't be more than  2-300 RMB.

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Yes but when I did it it cost more than to fly directly to Guangzhou.

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no accounting for discount flights

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