Last Seen Blogs
autumnleaveschristmastrees
Pray, Hope and Don't Worry
thereal-queen-sakamaki818
~Queen Sakamaki~
aurumsecurity
Aurum Security
Text
Land, sea and air: 5 visa-free ways to travel to China from 72 hours up to 30 days
A visa to China can take days, cost well over US$100 and require page after page of paperwork.
The red tape has deterred some foreigners from visiting the world’s second-largest economy as tourists or business travellers.
China reopened its borders and abandoned quarantine in January 2023 after shedding three years of its zero-Covid policy, but the pandemic had led to a large exodus of foreign residents and virtually no inbound tourism.
And since late last year, Chinese immigration officials have placed 12 countries on a visa-free list and augmented older visa waiver schemes amid efforts to boost inbound travel.
0 notes
Text
China’s Visa-Waiver Policy Boosts Inbound Tourism: Foreign Visitors Up 152%
In the first half of the year, 14.64 million foreigners visited China, marking a 152% year-on-year increase, according to the National Immigration Administration.
China, historically a major player in outbound tourism, is now focusing on boosting its inbound arrivals. Recent visa-free policy changes appear to have helped increase the number of foreign visitors to the country.
Over 8.5 million visa-free entries were recorded from the period between January to June this year, making up 58% of inbound travel, reflecting a 190% increase year-on-year.
0 notes
Text
Foreigners Angered After China Provides Visa-Free Entry ? NO~
0 notes