Do I need a transit visa to fly from Hong Kong to New Zealand and transfer to Singapore?

Everyone knows that many countries need to apply for a transit visa if they want to make a stopover by plane, so this small series will tell you whether it is necessary to apply for a transit visa for Hong Kong to fly to New Zealand to transfer to Singapore.

Do I need a transit visa to fly from Hong Kong to New Zealand and transfer to Singapore? I've flown between the two places for many years, and I'll give you some experience:

1, SIA's joint journey, as long as it doesn't leave the boarding gate, it doesn't need the transit sign, which is SIA's national privilege in Changi;

2. Other companies, especially Tiger Airways Blue Express, have to transit even if they don't leave the airport;

It is recommended to sign one after 3-8 hours of transit. Immigration Singapore does not accept individual applications. Just wait 200 yuan in front of Taobao or the travel agency. After signing, it's good to go out to the hotel to sleep and eat (my family is in poor health, so I often buy such a long transit ticket to and from the southern hemisphere just to have a rest and then fly south). But the transit sign can only be used once, that is, when you go, you can't leave the country when you come back;

4. If you don't want to go out or can't go out (there is no transit sign or the transit sign has been used once), please take a blanket or something and sleep in the corner quickly. People are sleeping everywhere, so do it quickly.

5. There is no freedom to speak. Only Qatar Airways stays for more than 9 hours, and there is no flight to the same destination on the same day, can you get free accommodation in Doha, which is also a unique local airline.

There is no free accommodation. If the check-in counter is outside the customs, you need to apply for a Singapore visa, which is not allowed in New Zealand. You can ask the airline whether it needs to apply for a visa.

Free accommodation will not be provided. Do you need a Singapore visa? Ask the airline.