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Following the announcement in May this year 19 to expand the scope of visa-free transit for tourists from China to the United States, on July 30th, local time, Canada announced the expansion of visa-free scope again. Canadian Federal Immigration Minister Alexander said that China passengers departing from Xiamen, Fuzhou, Chengdu, Shenyang and Harbin airports in China can enjoy visa-free treatment when passing through Toronto Pearson International Airport and Vancouver International Airport. Prior to this, as part of the transportation project in China, Canada has approved China tourists to leave from nine Asian airports and enjoy visa-free treatment when transiting Canada. These nine Asian airports include: Beijing, Hong Kong, Guangzhou, Shanghai, Manila, Taipei, Narita, Haneda and Incheon. At present, Sichuan Airlines operates three direct flights from Chengdu to Vancouver every week. The Federal Immigration Department hopes to increase the departure airports such as Chengdu this time, with a view to encouraging more passengers on China-Canada routes to choose Toronto and Vancouver as transit airports. Canada's visa-free transit program for China tourists is aimed at transit passengers with China passports and US visas. Passengers are required to take flights of designated airlines such as Air Canada, China International Airlines, Cathay Pacific, China Southern Airlines and Philippine Airlines 10, with only Vancouver and Toronto as transit airports. In addition to meeting the above conditions, China passengers passing through Canada must hold a confirmed direct flight ticket to the United States and leave Canada on the same day (no temporary stay or overnight stay in Canada). The Immigration Department also stipulates that independent individuals cannot apply for this visa-free transit project, and only airports and airlines can submit applications. According to the data released by Canada, from 20 13 to 20 14, the passenger flow on the China-Canada route increased by nearly 14%, and the number of one-way passengers added to Canada reached1500,000 in 20 14, making China the fifth largest international air transport market in Canada. China is Canada's second largest export market. In 20 14, Canada's total export to China was close to19.3 billion Canadian dollars, with an increase of 45.7% in recent five years. /zd/ym