Flight to Guangdong
Huizhou is served by three major Guangdong airports — Guangzhou (CAN), Shenzhen (SZX), and Hong Kong (HKG). Direct and connecting flights operate year-round.
Find a flight to the clinic from your city
Choose your departure city — we'll open live flights and prices on Trip.com. The clinic's coordinator will then help with the route, transfer and meet-and-greet.
If you don't pick a date, we'll show flights about a month ahead — it's easy to change in the search calendar.
Where to arrive
Select a departure city first
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Which airport to choose
Guangzhou (CAN, Baiyun International) — the largest hub in the province with the widest route network. About 130 km from Huizhou via the G15 expressway (1 h 50 min transfer).
Shenzhen (SZX, Bao'an International) — a modern airport with many connecting flights from Seoul, Bangkok, Singapore. 80 km from Huizhou (1 h 10 min), often the most convenient option for families with small children.
Hong Kong (HKG, Chek Lap Kok) — for flights from Europe and via Istanbul/Dubai. Requires an additional ferry or bus transfer to mainland China (about 2 hours including border control). Suitable if there is no direct flight from your city to Guangzhou or Shenzhen.
The centre's manager will recommend the optimal airport for your dates — we regularly monitor schedules of Air China, China Southern, Hainan Airlines, Uzbekistan Airways, and other carriers.
Useful tips
- Direct Moscow — Guangzhou flight takes about 10 hours; connecting flights via Istanbul or Dubai take 14–17 hours including a layover
- Direct flights from Tashkent to Guangzhou (about 7 h) are operated by Uzbekistan Airways and China Southern
- Tickets are cheapest when booked 60–90 days in advance; an economy fare with one piece of luggage is sufficient for a two-month course
What to bring on board
Flying with a child is a task in itself. A few key items in your carry-on will make the journey noticeably easier:
•Medical documents: printed discharge summaries, recent MRI/CT scans, neurology and orthopaedic reports. Duplicate them on a flash drive and in the cloud. The manager sends a checklist in advance of what we will need for the first examination.
•Medications for the flight: if the child takes anticonvulsants, muscle relaxants, or special nutrition — bring at least 5–7 days' supply in carry-on plus a prescription (in English or with a certified translation).
•Change of clothes and nappies — for long flights with one or two layovers, a full set is preferable.
•Favourite toy / tablet with cartoons — reduces anxiety during takeoff and landing, especially for children with ASD or sensory impairments.
•Travel adapters: China uses sockets type A, C, and I — a universal adapter will not go amiss.
In-flight meals on Air China and China Southern include a children's menu — order it when booking your ticket.
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