涵涵君的小站中文
从澳大利亚飞中国，直飞航点集中在悉尼、墨尔本、布里斯班和珀斯，落地城市以北京、上海、广州为主。搞清楚哪条线直飞、飞多久、什么时候订票，往往比反复刷比价网站更省钱。
- 主要航点：澳大利亚一侧以悉尼、墨尔本、布里斯班、珀斯为主，阿德莱德也已有直飞上海的航线；中国一侧落地城市集中在北京、上海、广州三大枢纽，另有成都、厦门、杭州、南京、济南、武汉等航点。
- 执飞航司：中国国际航空、中国东方航空、中国南方航空、厦门航空、四川航空，以及澳大利亚航空（Qantas，与中国东方航空以代码共享方式运营澳洲至中国的直飞航班）。
- 参考飞行时长：悉尼、墨尔本至上海约 10 至 11 小时，至北京约 11 至 12 小时，至广州约 9.5 至 10 小时；珀斯、布里斯班出发的时长随航点不同差异较大，均以所购航班的实际时刻为准。
- 季节性加班：中国春节与寒假、暑期、澳大利亚学校假期等时段，航司通常会增加班次或恢复季节性航线；淡季则可能减班，同一航线不同月份的班期可能完全不同。
- 提前多久订票：普遍建议提前 2 至 3 个月；春节、国庆黄金周、澳洲学校假期要更早。周中出发通常比周五至周日便宜，跨假期前后的「错峰日」价格落差最大。
- 常见中转地：中国香港（国泰航空）、新加坡（新加坡航空、酷航）、吉隆坡（马来西亚航空、亚洲航空）、曼谷（泰国航空）等，适合直飞不覆盖的二线城市，但总时长通常要多 3 至 8 小时。
直飞还是中转：直飞省时间、行李直挂、不需要考虑过境手续；中转能到更多城市、票价往往更低，但要确认两件事——行李是否能直挂到最终目的地，以及中转是否需要提取行李重新托运。跨航司、跨机场的联程尤其要留意。
关于过境：经中国内地机场转机前往第三国，符合条件的旅客可以适用 240 小时过境免签；但如果最终目的地就是中国，就不属于「过境」，需要按入境政策办签证或适用免签。买票前先把行程性质确认清楚。
澳大利亚护照的免签情形：澳大利亚目前属于中国单方面免签政策覆盖的国家（大洋洲 2 国之一），持普通护照来华经商、旅游观光、探亲访友、交流访问、过境不超过 30 日，可免签入境，停留期自入境次日零时起算；现行政策的施行期限至 2026 年 12 月 31 日。政策可能调整，出行前请以国家移民管理局公布为准。超过 30 日、工作、学习等情形仍须事先办妥签证。
订票与入境衔接：机票姓名须与护照拼写完全一致；入境时准备好回程或联程机票、酒店订单等行程材料；澳洲与中国时差 2 至 3 小时，夜航抵华多在清晨，注意「到达日期」与酒店入住日期的衔接，凌晨到达要考虑当天是否能办理入住。
以上为一般性说明，具体要求与最新规定以官方发布为准。
English
Flights to China from Australia: Routes, Flight Times and When to Book
Flying from Australia to China, the main departure points are Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth, with Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou as the principal arrival cities. Knowing which routes are non-stop, how long they take and when to book usually saves more money than repeatedly refreshing fare comparison sites.
- Main airports: on the Australian side, Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth dominate, and Adelaide now also has a non-stop route to Shanghai. On the Chinese side, arrivals concentrate at the three hubs of Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou, with additional points including Chengdu, Xiamen, Hangzhou, Nanjing, Jinan and Wuhan.
- Airlines operating the routes: Air China, China Eastern Airlines, China Southern Airlines, Xiamen Airlines and Sichuan Airlines, plus Qantas, which operates non-stop Australia-China flights through a code-share arrangement with China Eastern.
- Indicative flight times: Sydney or Melbourne to Shanghai takes roughly 10 to 11 hours, to Beijing about 11 to 12 hours, and to Guangzhou about 9.5 to 10 hours. Departures from Perth and Brisbane vary considerably by destination. Always check the actual schedule of the flight you book.
- Seasonal capacity increases: around Chinese New Year and the winter break, the summer peak, and Australian school holidays, airlines typically add frequencies or restore seasonal routes. In quiet periods frequencies may be cut, so the same route can operate a completely different schedule from one month to the next.
- How far ahead to book: two to three months ahead is the usual advice, and earlier for Chinese New Year, the National Day golden week and Australian school holidays. Midweek departures are generally cheaper than Friday to Sunday, and the days just outside holiday periods show the biggest price gaps.
- Common connecting points: Hong Kong, China (Cathay Pacific), Singapore (Singapore Airlines, Scoot), Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia Airlines, AirAsia) and Bangkok (Thai Airways). These suit secondary Chinese cities without non-stop service, but usually add three to eight hours in total.
Non-stop or connecting: non-stop saves time, keeps baggage checked through and avoids transit formalities. Connecting flights reach more cities and are often cheaper, but confirm two things: whether baggage is checked through to the final destination, and whether you must collect and re-check it at the transit point. This matters most on itineraries that change airline or airport.
On transit: travellers connecting through a mainland Chinese airport to a third country may qualify for the 240-hour visa-free transit policy. But if China is your final destination, the trip is not transit at all, and you need either a visa or an applicable visa exemption. Establish which situation applies before you buy the ticket.
Australian passport holders: Australia is currently on China's list of countries covered by unilateral visa exemption (one of two in Oceania). Holders of ordinary Australian passports may enter China without a visa for business, tourism, visiting relatives and friends, exchange visits, or transit, for stays of up to 30 days, counted from 00:00 on the day after entry; the current policy runs until 31 December 2026. Policies can change, so check the National Immigration Administration's published list before you travel. Stays beyond 30 days, work and study still require a visa obtained in advance.
Booking and arrival logistics: the name on the ticket must match the passport spelling exactly. Have your return or onward ticket and hotel bookings ready on arrival. The time difference between Australia and China is two to three hours, and overnight flights often land early in the morning, so check that the arrival date and your hotel check-in date line up, and whether an early check-in is possible.
The above is general guidance only. For specific requirements and the latest rules, please refer to official announcements.
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