I have an Australian visa. Which countries can I visit without a visa?

Countries that can be exempted from visas with Australian visas are:

Singapore 1

China citizens transiting through Singapore Changi Airport, who hold valid visas or residence permits from the United States, Canada, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, Britain, Germany, Switzerland and other countries, and hold air tickets with the remaining validity exceeding 1 month and leaving within 96 hours, can enjoy 96 hours of visa-free transit in Singapore. It should be noted that a round trip can only be used once.

2.tokyo, Japan

Anyone who holds a valid visa from the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and one of the Schengen countries in Europe, and the plane is ready to land within 72 hours, can apply for a 72-hour visa-free transit at Tokyo Narita Airport Customs. The visa-free policy in Tokyo, Japan is effective in both directions. For example, you can apply from China to Tokyo and then to other countries. On the contrary, you can return from other countries via Tokyo and then return to China.

3. Romania

China tourists holding Schengen visas or residence permits; Valid short-term visa, long-term visa or residence permit issued by Bulgaria or Cyprus; A valid residence permit issued by Switzerland or Liechtenstein can stay in Romania for no more than 5 days without a visa.

4. Korea

Incheon Airport in South Korea can be exempted from visas for up to 30 days, provided that you have an entry visa from the United States, Japan, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and any of 30 European countries. According to South Korea's regulations, visa-free visitors must hold an air ticket for going abroad within 30 days, and there are no illegal activities such as illegal detention in the above countries. After the expiration of their stay, they must go to a third country and may not return to their original place of departure.

5. Malaysia

China ordinary passport holders can stay in Malaysia for no more than 5 days (the day of arrival is marked as the first day, and the day of departure is marked as the fifth day). Anyone with a third country visa and a ticket to leave Malaysia within 120 hours can apply for a transit visa at the airport. You don't need a transit visa to enter Malaysia and leave in the same city.

6. Philippines

The Philippine government granted visa-free entry to China citizens with valid Schengen, Australian, American, Canadian or Japanese visas for seven days.

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