Which countries have implemented visa-free policies for China?

1. Countries that are mutually visa-free with China

San Marino (if you need to enter Italy, you need to apply for an Italian visa), Seychelles, Mauritius, Bahamas, etc.

2. Countries with unilateral visa exemption

*Jeju Island (South Korea): Holding various valid passports and taking international flights directly to Jeju Island are exempt from visa, and the stay period is 30 days; if you stop at Seoul Incheon Airport on the way Or after entering Gimpo Airport and switching to a domestic flight in South Korea, you need to apply for a Korean visa.

*Indonesia (including Bali): Mainland Chinese citizens with valid passports can fly from the five international airports in Jakarta, Bali, Medan, Surabaya and Batam, or from SRI BINTAN PURA, BATAM CENTER, Entry into Indonesia through the four seaports of SEKUPANG and TANJUNG UBAN can enjoy a visa-free policy and the stay shall not exceed 30 days.

*U.S. Northern Mariana Islands (including Saipan)

With a valid visa and connecting round-trip air ticket, individuals can go to the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands to engage in business activities and tourism Passengers can enter the country without a visa and their stay shall not exceed 45 days.

*British South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands (located in the South Atlantic, close to Antarctica)

Visitors over 16 years of age will be charged ￡110 for a stay of up to 72 hours, and ￡110 for stays over 72 hours. Hourly charge is ￡160. There are no direct flights, so you have to transfer from other countries.

*Haiti

With a passport valid for more than 6 months, you can enter Port-au-Prince without a visa and the period of stay is 3 months. There are no direct flights from China to Haiti. Generally, connecting flights from North America or Latin America require a transit visa.

*Samoa

Chinese citizens holding official or ordinary passports can enter the country without a visa with a round-trip air ticket, and the stay period is 60 days. There are no direct flights from China to Samoa. Generally, if you transfer in New Zealand, you need to apply for a New Zealand transit visa.

*British Turks and Caicos Islands

Those holding a valid passport and a valid air ticket to a third country or return ticket can enter the country without a visa and stay for a maximum of 90 days. There are no direct flights, so you need to transfer from the United States and apply for a U.S. transit visa.

3. Countries with unilateral visa on arrival

* Maldives

Chinese citizens holding ordinary passports valid for more than 6 months can apply for a visa at Male International Airport. There is no need to pay any fee for visa on arrival for more than 30 days.

*Fiji

Chinese tourists or businessmen holding passports valid for more than 6 months can apply for a visa on arrival at Nadi International Airport. The visa on arrival is valid for 4 months and can be extended for 2 months. A handling fee of 76 FJD is required for extension.

*Palau

Foreigners holding a passport valid for more than 6 months and presenting a return flight or boat ticket to Palau can apply for a visa on arrival at Koror Airport and stay there The period is 30 days.

*Nepal

Chinese citizens holding various passports can apply for visa on arrival at Kathmandu International Airport. Anyone traveling to a third country via Nepal must apply for an entry visa issued by Nepal.

*Laos

Chinese citizens holding a passport valid for more than 6 months can apply for a visa on arrival at national ports throughout Laos. They are required to provide an application form for an arrival visa and a photo of the applicant. The visa fee is US$20 and the maximum stay is 30 days.

*Thailand

Chinese tourists holding passports valid for more than 6 months can apply for a 15-day visa on arrival at 24 designated ports in Thailand. It cannot be extended after the expiration. When applying for a visa on arrival, you need to provide proof of property, confirmed air tickets and hotel orders, and the fee is 1,000 baht.

*Vietnam

Ordinary travelers who join a tour group organized by Vietnam International Travel Service can apply for an arrival visa with a stay period of 1 month at various international ports (Hanoi, ).

*Cambodia

Chinese citizens traveling to Cambodia with valid passports can apply for visa on arrival at major international ports in Cambodia.

*Brunei

With a valid passport, tour groups organized by travel agencies can apply for a 14-day visa on arrival; business travel requires a Brunei sponsor or counterpart in Brunei Reception party.

*East Timor

Chinese citizens holding ordinary passports entering Timor-Leste by land (that is, crossing the land border between Indonesia and Timor-Leste in the center of Timor Island) must apply for a visa in advance at the Timor-Leste Embassy; You can enter the country by sea or air, and you can apply for a visa on arrival (you need to provide a round-trip air ticket, a hotel order, an entry permit issued by the East Timor Immigration Bureau applied online, etc.), and the maximum stay is 90 days.

*Bahrain

With a passport valid for more than 6 months, you can apply for an arrival visa. The ports that can apply for an arrival visa are Bahrain International Airport and King Fahd Bridge (Bahrain and Saudi Arabia land ports) . The duration of stay for a visa on arrival is 14 days (can be extended once), and a handling fee of 5 Bahraini dinars (approximately RMB 85) is required. It should be noted that single women, persons without a host unit (guarantor) and persons without confirmed residence may be refused entry.

*Egypt

Chinese citizens holding a passport valid for more than 6 months can apply for an entry visa on arrival, but it must be obtained through the Egyptian inviting party or travel agency before departure and filed with the Egyptian Immigration Bureau. , to avoid obstruction of entry; those who are approved can enter from Cairo, Alexandria, Hurghada, Sharm el-Sheikh and Luxor. The stay period is 30 days and a visa fee of US$15 is required.

*Jordan

With a valid passport, you can apply for a visa on arrival at all land, sea and air entry ports. Original passport and detailed address in Jordan are required. The period of stay is 30 days.

*Lebanon

Chinese citizens holding passports valid for more than 6 months can obtain a 1-month tourist visa (visa on arrival) for free at the Lebanese port of entry. The visa on arrival can be extended for up to 3 months.

*Iran

With a passport valid for more than 6 months, you can apply for a visa on arrival at the port of entry. The materials required are: a copy of your passport, a round-trip air ticket, and a photo (women must wear a headscarf). The period of stay is 15 days (no extension). The visa fee is 80 euros.

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*Tanzania

With a passport or travel document valid for more than 6 months, you can apply for a visa on arrival at 20 ports including Nyerere International Airport.

*Kenya

Holders of various passports valid for more than 6 months can apply for an arrival visa at the designated port. The arrival visa is divided into two types: transit visa and ordinary visa. Fill out the application at the port A table is sufficient and no specific materials are required. Air ports that can apply for visa on arrival (7): Nairobi Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, Mombasa International Airport, Wilson Airport, Malindi Airport, Eldoret Airport, Kisumu Airport, Lokichoggio Airport; seaport ports ( 5): Mombasa Port, Malindi Port, Lamu Port, Shimoni Port, Kilindini Port; land ports (15): Lokichoggio, Mandera, Liboi, Kiunga, Vanga, Lunga, Taveta, Loitokitok, Namanga, Sand River Gate, Isebania, Busia, Malaba, Lwakhakha, Suam. The period of stay is determined by the port immigration bureau, with a maximum length of 3 months and can be extended once. The transit visa fee is US$20 and the regular visa fee is US$50.

However, there may be situations where Chinese customs will not let you go, so it is best to have a third country (region) visa or pass and transfer here to Kenya