What are the visa-free countries in China?

1, Andorra, a small country between France and Spain, does not need a visa. China can be considered as a visa-free country for private passport holders. Unfortunately, because this small country is too small to have an international airport, China tourists need to enter from France or Spain. Although it is visa-free, it is a pity that Schengen visas to France and France are still a bit difficult.

2. Aruba, 14 days visa free. Perhaps most tourists in China don't know that this unheard of small country will unilaterally grant visa-free entry to China passport holders for two weeks. However, almost every country has this kind of treatment. It seems that citizens or refugees except Bangladesh and Afghanistan do not enjoy this preferential treatment.

Benin: China enjoys good relations with African countries. However, only Benin attaches great importance to China citizens, and China passport holders can stay in Benin for three months without a visa.

4. Cook Islands, 365,438+0 days, very good. Unfortunately, there are no direct flights between Cook Islands and most countries in the world, so it takes a lot of thought for China tourists to go there.

5. Dominica is not a Dominican Republic. There are differences between the two countries. A round-trip air ticket can stay for 2 1 day without a visa. But then again, it's not easy to go there.

6. Maldives is actually a visa on arrival, but there is no charge for a visa on arrival for 30 days. In Maldives, you can extend your stay, but you need to apply to the immigration office at least three days in advance, and the longest extension can be 90 days. The cost is MVR750 H. In Mauritius, the pearl of the Indian Ocean, China passport holders for tourism purposes can stay visa-free for 15 days.

7. Micronesia, the visa will be issued upon landing and can stay for 30 days.

8. Among South Asian countries, Nepal has the deepest affection for China, and China tourists are not charged for visas on arrival. Like visa exemption, the stay time is generally 30 days. Visa exemption does not mean that you don't apply for a visa, but you need to apply for a visa.

9. Samoa can stay for 60 days and issue a visa upon landing. But before you go, look at the map of the world, find the location, and then think about how to go by plane.

10, Seychelles, a very beautiful holiday resort, you can stay for 30 days. Visas are issued upon entry, but a hotel reservation form, a round-trip air ticket and a minimum fee of 150 USD per day are required. For M in Solomon Islands, visitors' permits are issued upon arrival and can stay for 3 months.

1 1, Sri Lanka. Recently, srilankan airlines has attracted the attention of many tourists. Low fares have become the first choice for China tourists to fly from Beijing to Bangkok, Sri Lanka and Maldives. Sri Lanka is also very friendly to China residents and can stay for 30 days before traveling.

12, Syria, the visa on arrival is free, but you need to travel by individuals or groups (preferably groups) booked by Syrian travel agencies or companies for the purpose of tourism, plus a guarantor (the local travel agency or company that booked the tour) to pick you up at the airport with the company's travel reservation form.

Visa-free, that is, there is no need to apply for a visa from one country or region to another. Visa exemption is usually bilateral, and both parties can freely enter and leave each other's territory with valid passports.

The biggest advantage of the visa-free policy is convenience. Without the visa link, the time and cost of visa processing will be saved, and tourists can arrange their travel plans more freely. In addition, the World Tourism Destinations Congress unilaterally gives such treatment to other countries in the world to promote the development of their tourism industry.

Visa exemption is the will of a country or region. If a country or region really wants its ordinary passport to enjoy visa-free treatment in multiple countries or regions, it will spare no effort to fight for it. The best example is Malaysia. Let's go to Malaysia. Ordinary passports can be exempted from visas to countries and regions where many other countries or regions have to apply for visas, such as North Korea, but they also give visa-free treatment to many countries, such as Vietnam, Malaysia, Iraq, Iran and Afghanistan.