US EditionChina Expands 240-Hour Visa-Free Transit Policy
- China has included Indonesia in its 240-hour visa-free transit program, increasing the total number of eligible countries to 55, according to the National Immigration Administration.
- Eligible Indonesian travelers can enter through any of the 60 ports across 24 regions and stay for up to 240 hours without a visa.
- The National Immigration Administration stated that this addition is part of China's commitment to strengthen regional cooperation with ASEAN members.
- Moving forward, the National Immigration Administration plans to enhance immigration management and facilitate easier entry for foreign nationals in China.
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China’s 240-hour transit visa-free policy extended to 55 countries, Xinhua reports
HONG KONG (Reuters) -China’s 240-hour transit visa-free policy has been extended to people arriving from 55 countries, including Indonesia, Russia and Britain, who will be able to engage in tourism and business, the official Xinhua news agency said. The changes take effect from Thursday. (Reporting by Farah Master and the Beijing newsroom; Editing by Christian Schmollinger)
China extends 240-hour visa-free transit to 55 countries for tourism: Report
China has expanded its 240-hour visa-free transit policy to travelers from 55 countries, including Indonesia, Russia, and the UK. The policy allows short-term tourism and business visits starting Thursday.
China's 240-hour transit visa-free policy extended to 55 countries, Xinhua reports
HONG KONG (Reuters) -China's 240-hour transit visa-free policy has been extended to people arriving from 55 countries, including Indonesia, Russia and Britain, who will be able to engage in tourism
China adds Indonesia to 240-hour visa-free transit program, expands list to 55 countries
China has added Indonesia to its 240-hour visa-free transit program, bringing the total number of countries eligible for the policy to 55, immigration authorities announced on Thursday.Effective Thursday, eligible Indonesian travelers can enter through
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