Can Koreans go to North China?

China citizens can go to North Korea, but they need passports and visas, and get a North Korean visa in advance.

According to the North Korean visa application regulations, China citizens who hold China's ordinary diplomatic, official and official passports can enter North Korea without a visa, but they need to be invited by the North Korean reception unit. China ordinary passport holders need to apply for a visa, which can be handled at the DPRK Embassy in China and other institutions. North Korea tourism needs to apply for a group visa through a regular travel agency, and the stay time generally does not exceed 7 days. North Korean Customs prohibits bringing mobile phones into the country, and it is recommended to bring your own necessary items. According to the agreement between China and the DPRK, Korean citizens holding diplomatic and official passports can enter the DPRK without a visa, but they must abide by the regulations of the DPRK. Legal basis: Articles 8 and 12 of the Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on Exit and Entry Administration.