Many people apply for third-country passports, and then how to use and match each passport for entry and exit?

I believe many people don’t know much about third-country passports. To put it simply, people with third-country passports generally have multiple nationalities. In that case, do you know anything about how to obtain entry and exit visas for those with a third-country passport? When going abroad

You need to provide the Chinese Customs with your country A passport that is valid and legal for you to stay in your country and apply for a visa when leaving China. The duty of the customs is to ensure that you have been qualified to stay in the country before (for example, if you leave the country from country A, you must provide the passport and visa of country A to prove that you stayed in country A reasonably and legally before). Look here! When you go abroad, Chinese customs generally don't see your flight tickets. They don't care where you go (except for some Asian countries). If the Chinese customs understands that it is not necessary to check the air ticket, but the name on the ticket purchased with the passport and visa of country B is the same as the name on the passport and visa of country A, so you can pass the customs smoothly. If the equipment inspection finds that the country of the flight ticket is inconsistent with the passport and visa of country A presented, then it is enough to honestly state that the two passports and visas are valid. They just want to know the specific situation. Dual nationality is not their responsibility to supervise. (Countries such as the United Kingdom, the United States, and Canada are not subject to inspection) How to operate a transfer

Any country in our country must use the same passport and visa to enter and exit. For example, if you use the passport of country A to enter country B, you must use the passport of country A to exit. Country B. For example, if you use a Chinese passport visa to return to the country, you must use a Chinese passport visa to study abroad. There is no exception for this matter. Some countries have a single real identity and single passport visa system, like Malaysia. If you use a Chinese passport to enter Malaysia for the first time, you can only use a Chinese passport to visit Malaysia in the future, and you will not be able to use the visa-free advantage of a Vanuatu passport. Entering Malaysia, if you abandon the Chinese nationality.

At present, this problem only exists in Malaysia and Taiwan; electronic check-in passes. Airports in many countries are open to the public and can use electronic check-in certificates directly on mobile phones, so there is no need to queue at the airport. To get a ticket, it is recommended that you use airports and airlines that accept electronic check-in passes when making travel plans. For pre-boarding inspection, country B’s passport and air ticket should be provided. The responsibilities of the check-in inspector are: to verify whether the check-in counter is correct and to ultimately determine whether the passport information is consistent with the air ticket. See here! Sometimes this link is completely omitted, and sometimes we just look at the air tickets. The details are mainly based on the local airport, but the entry and exit are not large.

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