240-hour visa-free transit
Denmark - China 240-hour transit eligibility
Denmark, the smallest and most southerly Scandinavian country, connects to Sweden via the Oresund Bridge, and Danish passport holders can leverage 240-hour visa-free transit through Copenhagen (CPH), the Nordics’ largest aviation hub. Operating within the EU and Schengen but using the krone, Denmark sits 6-7 hours behind Beijing.
Example result
What this check gives you
Example transit: Copenhagen → mainland China → a third country or region (not your departure country).
9 of 9 checks pass
- Passport is on the 240h eligible listPass · DK · 57
- Entry port is a listed 240h portPass · Shanghai Pudong International Airport (PVG) · 65
- Exit port is a listed 240h portPass · Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport (SHA)
- Stay is 240 hours or lessPass · 96h / 240h
- A → China → B third-country route shapePass · DK → CN → KR
- Neither endpoint is in mainland ChinaPass · DK / KR
- Hong Kong / Macau / Taiwan handled as third regionsPass · N/A
- Exit mode (air / rail / sea) is supportedPass · AIR
- Entry port's permitted activity regionPass · shanghai
- Region
- Northern Europe
- Common departure cities
- Copenhagen, Aarhus
- Beijing time difference
- 6–7 hours behind Beijing
- Example third-place transit
- Example transit: Copenhagen → mainland China → a third country or region (not your departure country).
Before you transit — get China-ready
Open the full arrival checklist →Important reminders
- Visa-free entry does not allow work and cannot be extended.
- Register temporary accommodation within 24 hours after check-in.
- Tibet and some border areas may require extra permits before travel.