Foreign tourist groups arriving in Shanghai by cruise can take advantage of a 15-day visa-free policy since October 1, 2016. This means you can explore the Chinese mainland without the hassle of applying for a Chinese visa for up to 15 days. Below, you'll discover essential details to help you plan your journey to Shanghai and other coastal destinations in China, including Beijing and Tianjin. Requirements for China's 15-Day Visa-Free Policy Foreigners...

240-hour visa-free transit (240-hour TWOV) allows citizens from 55 countries to stay in China for 10 days. You can enter or leave China from a designated port. You can also travel across provinces within the permitted areas in 24 regions to do things like sightseeing, business, or visiting family. 240-hour visa-free area map Requirements for 240-Hour Visa-Free Transit 1. You must be a citizen of one of the 55 countries. For example, if you are a US citizen...

The 24-hour visa-free transit in China, also known as the 24-hour transit without visa (TWOV), allows international passengers traveling by flight, ship, or train to transit through China's Mainland for up to 24 hours without a visa. To qualify, passengers must have onward tickets to a third country or region and a confirmed seat. Who Can Apply for a 24-hour Transit Visa in China? Citizens from most countries are eligible...

China Visa on Arrival (also known as Landing Visa or Port Visa) allows you to obtain your visa upon arrival at select ports of entry in China. After the visa is issued, you can stay in China for up to 30 days, excluding Xinjiang and Tibet. Who Can Apply for a China Visa on Arrival China Visa on Arrival is available for citizens of certain countries. It's important to note that not...

China L Visa (Tourist Visa) is designed for foreigners who wish to visit China for tourism. In this article, we will share the details of the China L Visa, including the application process, requirements, and other vital information to ensure your trip to China goes smoothly. Who Needs a China L Visa? China L Visa is required for normal visits to China Mainland for almost every foreigner. If you are planning to travel to...

Maybe you’ve never been aware of the vast continental expanse that China can dish up, from a host of interesting wintertime travel destinations, ranging from winter skiing resorts to outright luxurious South Sea island getaways. Your next Chinese winter holiday is only a click away! When is Winter in China? - China Winter Temperature Winter in China characteristics large differences in temperatures between the north and the south, usually starting from...

Autumn, from September to November, is the best time to visit China, with glorious views, taking advantage of beautiful weather- cool, clean, and comfortable. But there are so many destinations waiting to be explored in China, which one should choose? Below are some of the best places you can put on your bucket list.   1. Gansu: Dunhuang The Mogao Grottoes Dunhuang has a remarkable past. As a famous city...

Where to travel for a cool summer holiday? The following places should be on your bucket list. Summer lasts from early May to late September in China. Every destination surely has its charm during a different period. 1. Tibet - Holy Religious Culture Highlights: Mt. Everest, religious sites in Lhasa Suggested itinerary: 8-Day Mt. Everest Base Camp and Lhasa Essential Tour Cool weather and religious vistas, both natural and cultural, make Tibet...