Sign a home to talk about visa-free is not to take a passport to leave the country? What are the precautions for visiting a visa-free country?
Some people say that the greatest significance of travel is not how many people I have seen, nor how many scenery I have seen, but how much I have reacquainted myself by walking and walking under an opportunity.
Since the outbreak spread rapidly around the world at the end of 2019, countries have closed many types of visas at one point. Now, with effective management of the epidemic and the improvement of the epidemic situation in various countries, is your DNA of love travel starting to beat again?
Many travelers in China like to travel to visa-free countries due to their convenience, and there are already 16 countries that are visa-free for China, and the number will continue to increase.
So, is it possible to leave the country without a visa with a passport?
Theoretically yes, but you also have to pay attention to the considerations of various countries. The signing house will take the following visa-free countries as an example to take everyone to understand what precautions are in the visa-free countries.
1. Korea (Jeju Island and other places)
- Jeju area is visa-free entry
Target Audience: Individual and group visitors entering the country from Jeju Island port for the purpose of sightseeing, transit, etc
Conditions: By plane or ship directly to the Jeju area, groups of tourists must take the same flight or ship to enter and exit the country
Scope of activity: Jeju Island
Duration of stay: 30 days
- Transfer at Incheon Airport and participate in the transfer sightseeing program
Conditions: Holder of a transfer ticket departing within 72 hours (including Japanese group visa holders) and agree to be accompanied by a "transfer guide" throughout the journey
Duration of stay: Within 3 days (Sightseeing tours in Seoul, Gyeonggi, Incheon, etc.)
Note: You must apply in advance to the Korean agency through a Chinese agency designated by the Korean Embassy or Consulates in China.
- Visa-free for groups
Eligibility: Chinese group tourists departing from China (including Hong Kong and Macau) to Incheon, Gimpo, Gimhae, Cheongju, Mu'an, Daegu and Yangyang International Airports in South Korea, who visit the Tokyo Metropolitan Area, Lingnan Circle, Chungcheong Circle and Hunan Circle within 5 days before transferring to a Korean domestic flight to Jeju Island.
Conditions: Groups organized by designated travel agencies in China and South Korea.
Please be reminded that the list of Chinese agencies designated by the Korean Embassy and Consulates in China can be found on the official website of the Korean Embassy and Consulates in China.
Duration of stay: 5 days (the length of stay in the Korean inland area before entering Jeju Island), 15 days (total length of stay in Korea). If you enter Korea from Yangyang International Airport, the maximum stay in the inland areas of Korea is 10 days.
2. Indonesia
Holders of passports valid for more than 6 months can enter Indonesia without a visa if they can present a ticket to leave Indonesia.
Persons who meet the following grounds of entry can enjoy visa-free entry treatment:
- Sightseeing
- Visit relatives and friends
- Social communication
- Artistic and cultural exchange
- Government affairs
- Attend a lecture or seminar
- Participate in international exhibitions
- Attend meetings organized by companies headquartered in Indonesia or with branches in Indonesia
- Transfer to other countries
Visa-free entry is possible for a stay of 30 days, and after expiration, it cannot be extended or converted into other types of visas.
3. Tunisia
Chinese citizens traveling to Tunisia can enter the country visa-free with a hotel reservation and a round-trip international ticket that matches their period of stay in Tunisia for a period of not more than 90 days. Those who come to STU for business, work, study, family visits and other purposes are required to obtain the corresponding visa before entering the country.
Chinese businessmen, experts and technicians transiting through Tunisia to a third country such as Libya may apply for a transit visa at the Border Crossing port for a stay of not more than 7 days on the basis of proof of work, prepaid hotel orders and tickets that meet the transit stay period.
(other) Chinese citizens transiting to a third country via Tunisia may apply for a transit visa at the Border Crossing port for a stay of not more than 7 days with a prepaid hotel reservation and a ticket that meets the transit period of stay. Transit visas cost TND 60 (about US$20).
4. Oman
Holders of passports valid for more than 6 months and staying for a period of not more than 10 days can enter the country without a visa.
Sign Home reminds you to pay attention to the following:
- Tourists hold return tickets, hotel reservations, health insurance and can afford to stay in Oman
- Visitors are allowed to stay in Oman for 10 days, but the stay period cannot be extended, and if they stay longer, a fine of OMR 10 per day will be charged
- If the period of stay is not enough, tourists must apply for other types of visas and pay the corresponding fees in accordance with the current system before arriving in Oman
- Accompanying spouses and children, regardless of nationality, are also eligible for this travel facilitation policy
(5) Holders of other types of visas valid for 1 month, tourist visas and multiple-entry visas valid for 1 year, and residing in GCC member states, may transit within Oman in accordance with the current regulations
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