What does the transit sign mean?

Question 1: What's the difference between a transit visa and a visa? First of all, transit visas are also visas.

It is recommended that you apply for a transit visa to Singapore in time after obtaining an Indonesian visa.

Question 2: What is a transit visa? Transit refers to going to a third country. Citizens of a country can travel directly to their destination when they travel internationally, but when they go to other countries, they often need to go through one or two countries before they finally enter the destination country. At this time, it is necessary to obtain not only the entry permit of the country, but also the transit permit of the country, which is generally called a transit visa. The regulations on transit visas vary from country to country, from loose to strict. Some need visas, and some are visa-free. There are also regulations that do not require visas within the specified time and scope. Those who exceed the time limit and scope must go through the visa formalities. Many countries stipulate that all foreigners who enter a third country through the country will apply for a visa, regardless of their stay. According to international practice, if there are no special restrictions, citizens of a country should be issued with transit visas as long as they hold valid passports, entry visas or joint air tickets. If you go to a visa-free country or a port visa country through the visa issuing country, you must hold an invitation letter or a port visa approval certificate from that country before you can apply for a transit visa from that country. You can also apply for one transit, two transit and multiple transit as needed. Generally speaking, transit visas are issued according to the requirements of the application. In some cases, transit visas may not be issued or not issued as required. In this case, we can transfer to other countries or stay at the airport when transferring.

Question 3: What is a transit visa? It refers to the visa for citizens to pass through a third country (region) when they take transportation after obtaining an entry visa for a certain country (region). Some countries stipulate that passengers who stay in transit for no more than 24 hours or a certain period of time by means of transportation can be exempted from obtaining a transit visa (generally not allowed to leave the international airport). Some countries also stipulate that transit visas are required regardless of the length of stay and whether you leave the airport or not. Transit visas, like entry and exit visas, have provisions on validity and stay period.

Question 4: What do you mean by "transit visa required"? Transit visa refers to the visa that citizens pass through a third country (region) after obtaining the entry visa of that country (region). 201September 16, Ding Xiangyang, vice mayor of Beijing, revealed at the Beijing Summit of the World Federation of Tourism Cities that foreigners can realize 72-hour visa-free transit in Beijing as long as the relevant state departments approve, and the policy will be announced soon. Some countries stipulate that passengers who stay in transit for no more than 24 hours or a certain period of time by means of transportation can be exempted from obtaining a transit visa (generally not allowed to leave the international airport). Some countries also stipulate that transit visas are required regardless of the length of stay and whether you leave the airport or not. Transit visas, like entry and exit visas, have provisions on validity and stay period. [ 1]

From 2016,654381October 30th, the visa-free transit policy will be implemented for personnel from 5 1 country who hold valid international travel documents to set up dates and seats in a third country (region) within 144 hours.

Question 5: What is a bus sign? Transit accommodation means that you leave your own country and get off the plane in another big country to apply for a temporary visa directly.

Question 6: Are transit visas the same as tourist visas? It is similar in use. The main difference is that the stay period of transit visas is generally less than one week, and tourist visas can reach 30 days.

In addition, the transit time is fixed, and tourist visas have two time limits: validity period and stay period.

Question 7: What does the Malaysia 120 hour crossing sign mean? Due to the route (Guilin-Kuala Lumpur is a relatively few cheap outbound flights in Guangxi), we have transited in Kuala Lumpur for three consecutive years and used a transit sign. That is, when you enter Malaysia, you can stamp the transit sign at the airport immigration office (you may need to show your ticket when you leave Malaysia). Then you can stay in Malaysia 120 hours. When leaving the country, the customs will stamp the exit stamp on the transit tab. Basically, just like going to Hong Kong from a third country, visitors from Hong Kong are allowed to stay for seven days. However, Malaysia has to go to the immigration office (there is a special window for transit visas), and Hong Kong has a direct customs stamp.

Question 8: Which countries must apply for transit visas? After obtaining an entry visa from a country (region), a citizen passes through a third country (region) when riding a vehicle, which is called a transit visa. Some countries stipulate that passengers who stay in transit for no more than 24 hours or a certain period of time by means of transportation can be exempted from obtaining a transit visa (generally not allowed to leave the international airport). Some countries also stipulate that transit visas are required regardless of the length of stay and whether you leave the airport or not. Transit visas, like entry and exit visas, have provisions on validity and stay period. Countries where transit visas are required 1. Canada transits through Canada to a third country, no matter how long it stays and whether it leaves the airport or not, it must apply for a transit visa. 2. When the United States of America transits to a third country through the United States, it must apply for a transit visa no matter how long it stays, including passing through the United States. Those who go to the Marshall Islands via Guam or Hawaii. 3. New Zealand must apply for a transit visa (including staying within 24 hours) when transiting a third country. Australia must apply for a transit visa. Malaysia must apply for a transit visa. 6. The Kingdom of Nepal must apply for a visa (issue an entry permit without a transit visa). Myanmar must apply for a transit visa. Yemen and China must apply for transit visas. * * * Syria * * and China must apply for transit visas 10. The United Mexican States must apply for a transit visa 1 1. Argentina * * and China must apply for a transit visa 12. Guyana cooperated. The Republic of China must apply for a transit visa 13. Cameroon * * * and China must apply for a transit visa 14. Senegal * * and China must apply for transit visas 15. Nigerian * * and China must apply for transit visas 16. Tanzania * * and China must apply for transit visas 17. The Republic of China must apply for a transit visa 18. Guinea must apply for a transit visa 19. Rwanda must apply for a transit visa. Equatorial Guinea must apply for a transit visa 2 1. Colombia must apply for a visa. Bolivia must apply for a visa. People's Republic of China (PRC) must apply for a visa. Trinidad and Tobago must apply for a visa. Venezuela must apply for a visa.

Question 9: What does it mean that the Philippines needs a transit visa for connecting flights? You don't need to change terminals at the same terminal, which means you don't need to apply for a visa as long as you don't leave the immigration office. Can you solve your problem?