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I am a dual Hong kong/U.S. citizen. Plan to fly to Shanghai from HK and enter with my Hk passport + home return permit, then fly to US from Shanghai and exit with HK passport. Would Chinese custom check to see if I have a US visa on my HK passport since it's not a visa-free country for HK citizens? I am hoping to not show my US passport in case they give me trouble with the dual citizenship.

I have looked into the 144-hour visa free policy for US citizens but unfortunately my entry (SHA) and departure (PVG) ports are different so wouldn't work.

Any help is appreciated, thank you!

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  • As far as I understand it, there is no requirement to use the same airport for the 144-hour transit, they just need to be in the same region. But that only moves the problem one step earlier.
    – jcaron
    Commented Aug 5 at 9:18

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It is very likely that the Chinese immigration would like to see your authorization to enter the US. You'll also need to present it to the airline at check-in.

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