20 19 visa policy arrangements for southeast Asian countries

The visa policies of many countries have changed in the new year. Let's learn about the visa policies of Southeast Asian countries today! Friends in need come and find out. After all, the May Day and holiday holidays are coming. See which countries can be exempted from visas!

Visa-free Indonesia: From March 2, 20 16, China citizens can enjoy visa-free travel to Indonesia. The period for foreigners to enjoy visa-free qualification is 30 days, and they may not extend or change to other types of visas or residence visas.

Sticker labels are applicable to 10 Southeast Asian countries, except Indonesia, especially the Philippines, which can only handle sticker labels at present.

Electronic signatures of Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, Myanmar and Cambodia.

Thailand electronic visa on arrival:

65438+1Oct.21The National Immigration Bureau of Thailand announced that they have launched an electronic landing visa. There is no need to queue up for application, and there is no visa fee, but there is a handling fee of 525 baht (about RMB 1 10).

Application website

Singapore electronic signature:

Singapore implements electronic visa. After the visa is issued, it will be sent to the applicant's mailbox, printed and brought into China. The Singapore visa office does not accept individuals to go to the embassy, and applicants usually go through travel agencies or agents. As long as all the materials are ready and handed over to the intermediary, you can wait to sign the contract.

If you have friends or relatives who are Singaporeans or PR, you can ask them to be guarantors and apply directly to the Singapore Immigration Bureau in official website. Application website: official website applies (the handling fee is about RMB 1 10). After the online application is successful, you will get a visa QR code (TRN) and print it out for entry. ② After landing at Thailand airport, queue up at the arrival visa window and fill in the information.

Vietnamese visa on arrival:

Need to do a good job of domestic electronic approval in advance, only applicable to the five major airports-Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh, Da Nang, Nha Trang and Fuguo Island. After obtaining electronic approval, you need to apply for a visa at the designated airport counter before you can enter the country. Land entry also requires stickers.

Laos visa on arrival:

Laos opens ordinary visas and landing visa to China citizens who hold ordinary passports for personal reasons. China citizens from third countries (such as Singapore) can apply for visas on arrival at the port of entry with relevant materials. In addition, you must go to the embassy (consular office) to apply for an ordinary visa, or you can entrust other agencies to do it.

Cambodia visa on arrival:

It is applicable to China passport holders who travel to Cambodia from a third country (such as Singapore) without applying for an e-visa in advance. Travelers must enter the country from designated ports and obtain visas on arrival. Cost: 20 dollars.

The ports where Cambodia opens visas on arrival are: Phnom Penh International Airport, Siem Reap International Airport, some Cambodia-Thailand border ports, some Cambodia-Vietnam border ports and some Cambodia-Laos border ports.

Visa on arrival, Myanmar:

It is applicable to China passport holders who take flights designated by Myanmar Airlines, or hold invitations that meet specific requirements and depart from China or a third country (such as Singapore) to designated ports of entry. Designated entry ports for visas on arrival: Yangon International Airport and Mandalay International Airport.

Philippine visa on arrival:

It must be a group trip.

Vietnamese visa on arrival:

Visitors from Lu Guan cannot apply for visas on arrival. Required materials: passport, round-trip air ticket reservation, entry form, entry approval (find an agent to handle); Stay time shall not exceed 15 days; Landing visa Port is limited to Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh, Da Nang, Nha Trang and Fuguo Island.

Brunei visa on arrival:

From May 16 to May 1 day, China citizens with personal passports can apply for visas on arrival at all ports of entry, including Brunei International Airport, for a stay of 14 days, without applying through a travel agency in advance or providing a guarantor. You need a departure ticket to enter Brunei, otherwise you are not allowed to enter.

East Timor visa on arrival:

You can apply for a visa on arrival at Dili International Airport with an ordinary passport valid for more than 6 months and any of the following three documents: 1. The visa issued by the East Timor Embassy in China is credible; 2. Letter of guarantee provided by the guarantor of East Timor; 3. Entry permit issued by the East Timor Immigration Bureau (online application).

Other materials to be provided include: sufficient cash (calculated by one-time entry of US$ 65,438+000 and one-day stay of US$ 50); Hotel orders; Round-trip or third-country air tickets.

Indonesian visa on arrival:

Indonesia implements the landing visa policy for people from 68 countries and regions, including Chinese mainland and Taiwan Province Province. There are many similarities between landing visa and the visa-free policy. As long as you provide the original passport valid for more than 6 months and the return or third-country ticket, you can apply directly at the port of entry without filling out the form.

Ok, everyone will take good care of these materials. I believe everyone can apply for a visa to the country they want to go to!