Is there a travel ban to China?

The People’s Republic of China (PRC) has confirmed cases of COVID-19 within its borders. The Department of State maintains a Travel Advisory for China of Level 3: Reconsider Travel due to COVID-19 and arbitrary enforcement of local laws. COVID-19 precautions and preventative measures vary from location to location.

Can Australians get visa for China?

Do Australians must acquire a Visa to travel to China? Yes, visitors with an Australian passport are required to apply for a Tourist eVisa.

Where can Chinese citizens travel?

Visa-free countries list for Chinese citizens

• Albania – up to 90 days.
• Antigua and Barbuda – up to 30 days.
• Armenia – up to 90 days.
• Azerbaijan (*) – visa on arrival / eVisa (up to 30 days)
• Bahamas – up to 90 days.
• Bahrain (*) – visa on arrival /eVisa (up to 14 days)
• Bangladesh (*) – visa on arrival (30 days)

How long can an Australian stay in China?

30 days
How Long can Australian citizens stay in China for? You will be able to stay in China for a total of 30 days Per Entry and this eVisa is for a Single Entry.

Can I get a tourist visa to China right now?

The China Embassy has suspended visa services for Tourist visas. Please contact the embassy directly for guidance on visa requirements.

Is Hong Kong Open for tourist now?

All passengers (Hong Kong residents and non-Hong Kong residents, regardless of vaccination status) travelling from a Group C country, the Chinese Mainland or Macao (see below) who have not been to any other country/region in the past 14 days, are allowed to enter Hong Kong.

Is China open for international students?

The world’s second-largest economy has a zero-COVID policy, and most foreigners are unable to travel to the country.

Which countries can go to China visa free?

Visa Free Countries for Chinese Citizens

Country	Allowed stay
Albania	90 days
Antigua and Barbuda	30 days
Armenia	90 days
Bahamas	3 months

Which countries can enter China visa free?

A foreign citizen can enter China without a visa under any one of the following circumstances:

• Direct Transit.
• Visiting the Pearl River Delta or Hainan Island.
• Citizens of Singapore, Brunei and Japan.
• Holders of Valid APEC Business Travel Card.
• Holders of PRC Foreigner’s Permanent Residence Card.

What visa do I need to enter China?

Tourism in China requires a visa and is typically a single entry visa with a stay duration of 30 days. US citizens may be eligible for a 10-year multiple entry visa. The tourism visa requires your passport to be valid for at least 6 months and it must have at least two blank pages.

Can I travel to China from Australia right now?

Direct flights between China and Australia are limited. You may be permitted to enter China with a valid Chinese residence permit. If despite our advice you travel to China, you’ll be required to provide negative COVID-19 test results prior to flying. There are multiple tests required within tight timeframes.

Can I travel to China with a Chinese residence permit?

You may be permitted to enter China with a valid Chinese residence permit. If despite our advice you travel to China, you’ll be required to provide negative COVID-19 test results prior to flying. There are multiple tests required within tight timeframes. Testing requirements may change at short notice.

Are there any restrictions on travel to China in 2020?

In September 2020, restrictions were eased for foreign nationals holding valid Chinese residence permits for work, personal matters, and reunion. They are allowed to enter China with no need to apply for new visas.

Can Australians with a covid-19 vaccine travel to China?

Australians who have been vaccinated with a COVID-19 vaccine produced in China and who meet other eligibility requirements should contact the nearest Chinese embassy/consulate to confirm visa eligibility and other travel requirements (see ‘Travel’).