What kind of travel documents should be used for a Chinese citizen to take flights from Hong Kong and ferry to Shekou?
There is a ferry from Hong Kong Airport to Shekou, usable for connecting passengers without passing immigration.
If I am from Shenzhen and want to take a flight from Hong Kong to Beijing by means of the Shekou - Hong Kong Airport ferry, what kind of travel document should I use? On the return trip from Beijing, what kind of travel document should I present in order to board the flight to Hong Kong?
Best Answer
Shekou-HKG-PEK is easy. You just need your passport. The ferry will take you to the secure area of HKG. You're not entering HK, and you can only board this ferry if you have a valid plane ticket.
PEK-HKG-Shekou is another story. You would have to convince the airline that you will not try and enter HK.
Then again, one might wonder why you'd go to so much trouble when you have direct flights SZX-PEK...
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Building on reopening news, Hong Kong is set to allow transit passengers at its main airport beginning April 1. The news was first reported by Bloomberg journalist Danny Lee. Airport Authority Hong Kong, which issues rules for the airport, confirmed the news to Bloomberg.How do I get from Hong Kong airport to Shenzhen?
You can take a direct bus from Shenzhen Bao'an International Airport, pass through the border at Shenzhen Bay Port, then take the same bus to Hong Kong International Airport. More than 40 buses depart every day from 07:50 to 22:10. A ticket costs 90 yuan and the whole journey takes about 1 hour 15 minutes.Can you transit through Hong Kong?
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