In the past two days, the first wave of friends who traveled abroad have landed, and a large wave of beautiful photos is simply too hateful! The Spring Festival holiday is approaching, and the heart that wants to go out and wave recently is even more unstable!

Last time, Xiaobian has given you an inventory of a wave of countries / regions where Chinese ordinary passports can enter visa-free/visa-on-arrival, and you can poke the link to take a look at it if you haven't seen it. After the article was issued, there was a message from a friend, wanting to see which countries can be entered visas such as the United States/Canada/Schengen countries that were previously handled by the boss. Don't hurry up and arrange it for everyone!

The second wave of outbound travel dry goods is online! The latest visa-free visas for US visas, boosters, Australian visas and Schengen visas

First, let's explain to Xiaobai what a multiple-entry visa is.

What is a multiple-entry visa?

In simple terms, it means that after obtaining a visa, travelers can visit the visa-issuing country multiple times during a certain period of validity without having to submit the application repeatedly.

Since the United States announced the 10-year visa opening to Chinese travelers at the end of 2014, the United States, Canada, Schengen countries, the United Kingdom, Israel, New Zealand, Australia, Singapore, South Korea, Japan, Thailand and other countries that have opened multiple-entry visas or relaxed the conditions for multiple-entry visa applications to Chinese travelers include the United States, Canada, Schengen countries, the United Kingdom, Israel, New Zealand, Australia, Singapore, South Korea, Japan, Thailand and so on.

Image credit: Andrey Popov

What are the benefits of a multiple-entry visa?

1. Save the visa fee and time required for repeated application, and make it more convenient to travel to and from the visa country.

2. Holders of multiple-entry visas for specific countries can enter other designated countries without visa, which is also the embodiment of the gold content of multi-entry visas.

3. It can be used as supplementary materials for other visa applications to increase the issuance rate.

How do I apply for a multiple-entry visa?

After the start of outbound travel, passport processing has gradually resumed in various places, and the visa agency company on Ctrip Fliggy has also begun to accept it. If you have previous experience in visa delivery/exit, you can prepare visa information according to the requirements of various countries, and if you want to save worry and effort, you can spend money to find an agent.

Let's take a look at the countries/regions where multiple entry visas can be visa-free/visa-on-arrival.

1 US signature

U.S. visas are mainly divided into immigrant visas and non-immigrant visas, generally to the United States for sightseeing, visiting relatives and friends, medical treatment, and other social, social, or service activities need to apply for a B-2 visa, usually combined with short-term business travel B-1 visa, issued as a type of visa: B-1/B-2.

As of November 2016, Chinese citizens holding 10-year B1/B2, B1, or B2 visas will also need to enroll in the EVUS system in addition to a valid visa to enter the United States.

A country where the U.S. is visa-free for multiple entries

Albania: Visa-free entry for stays up to 90 days.
Antigua and Barbuda: Visa-free entry for stays up to 30 days at a visa waiver fee of USD 100
Argentina: Applicants holding a US B1/B2 10-year multiple-entry visa or any Schengen visa issued by an EU member state (the above visa must have been used and valid for more than three months) can apply for an Electronic Travel Authorization (AVE) on the website of the Argentine National Migration Service, and can enter Argentina for tourism after paying the fee, filling in the information, submitting the application and obtaining approval from the National Migration Service.
Belize: If you have a valid multiple-entry Schengen visa, a multiple-entry visa or a green card for the United States or Canada, and stay for less than 30 days, you can enter Belize visa-free, and you need to provide a valid passport, a return ticket within 30 days and a sufficient security deposit (the standard is USD 75/day).
Bosnia and Herzegovina: Visa-free entry for stays up to 30 days
Canada: Chinese citizens with valid passports and valid U.S. visas flying Air Canada, Air Canada Rouge, Air China, China Southern, China Eastern, Hainan Airlines, Xiamen Airlines, China Airlines, Cathay Pacific, Philippines Airlines, WestJet, Jazz Air, Sky Regional Airlines, Air Georgian flights with stops at Vancouver International Airport, Toronto Pearson International Airport Terminal 1, Calgary International Airport, Winnipeg International Airport, Montreal Trudeau Airport (Air Canada flights only) may transit through Canada visa-free if the following conditions are met and upon application through the airport and airline:
(1) Transit Canada to the United States: 1. Depart from Beijing, Guangzhou, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Manila, Taipei, Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya, Seoul, Xiamen, Fuzhou, Chengdu, Shenyang, Harbin; 2. Hold a connecting ticket with a direct transit to the United States and a confirmed seat; 3. When transiting Canada, hold a valid Chinese passport (remaining valid for more than 6 months) and a US visa; 4. The stopping time shall not exceed 24 hours; 5. If the direct flight to the United States cannot be made within 24 hours due to flight delays, cancellations, etc., the transit personnel should go to the office of the Airport Border Service for review to determine whether the transit personnel can stay temporarily in order to continue traveling.

(2) Transit through Canada from the United States: 1. Take a direct flight from the above airlines from any city in the United States to Canada and go through the transit clearance procedures in the border inspection area or wait in the isolation transit area; 2. Non-repatriated or deported persons; 3. Entering the United States with a valid U.S. visa and not staying overstay; 4. Hold a connecting ticket transiting through Canada to a third country and have a confirmed seat, and a valid visa or entry permit document of the third country; 5. If the direct flight to a third country (including the country of nationality) cannot be made on the same day due to flight delays, etc., the transit personnel shall go to the office of the Airport Border Service for examination to determine whether the transit personnel can stay temporarily in order to continue traveling; 6. The stopping time shall not exceed 24 hours.

Image source: Tourism Canada

Chile: Chinese citizens with valid passports and U.S. visas can enter the country visa-free for up to 90 days.
Colombia: Citizens of China, India, Thailand and Vietnam with valid passports and U.S. visas can enter without a visa for up to 90 days.
Costa Rica: Chinese citizens with valid U.S. (tour/trade "B1/B2" only, crew "D", crew transit "C1/D" multiple-entry visas, U.S. C1, C2, C3 multiple-entry visas are not inadmissible), Canada (multiple-entry) visas, visa-free entry to Costa Rica. The period of stay in Colombia after entry cannot exceed the validity period of the visa, and it must not exceed 30 days.
Dominican Republic: Any citizen of any nationality who can legally enter the European Union, the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom to travel to Dominica can enter Dominica legally for a stay not exceeding 60 days. If you need to extend it, you can go to the multi-immigration office.
El Salvador: If you hold a valid U.S., Canada, and Schengen visa, you can enjoy the treatment of visa on arrival, the visa on arrival fee is 10 US dollars, and the stay period does not exceed 90 days.
Georgia: Chinese citizens holding valid visas and/or residence permits from the United States, Canada, Japan, South Korea and other countries (see www.geoconsul.gov.ge for details) can enter Georgia visa-free and stay for no more than 90 days in a 180-day period.
Guatemala: U.S. visas can enter the country visa-free, but China and Guatemala have not yet established diplomatic relations, so you need to confirm whether the U.S. visa is valid in advance before departure.

Honduras: Visa-free entry to Honduras (category A) with a U.S., Canadian or Schengen visa valid for at least 6 months.
Jamaica: Chinese citizens with valid passports and U.S. visas can enter the country without a visa for up to 30 days.
Mexico: Persons holding legally valid visas from the United States, Canada, Japan, the United Kingdom or Schengen countries (not transit visas, generally valid multiple-entry visas, used and legally valid entry and exit stamps of the corresponding country in their passports) or other persons who can prove that they have permanent residence identity documents in the above countries, or holders of permanent residence identity documents from other members of the Pacific Alliance (Note: Chile, Colombia and Peru), can enter Mexico visa-free in principle, and are not allowed to engage in paid activities after entry. Visa holders are required to present documents proving the purpose and conditions of their stay in Mexico (e.g. invitation letters, itinerary, round-trip tickets, hotel reservations, etc.), as well as the source of the expenses required during their stay in Mexico, return to their home country or transit through the country to determine the acceptance of their entry, or the ability to legally obtain such expenses.
Montenegro: Chinese citizens holding ordinary and service passports and multiple valid Schengen, United States, United Kingdom, Irish visas or legal residence permits in the above regions and countries do not need to apply for a Montenegro entry visa and can stay in Montenegro for no more than 30 days (and the validity period of the visa cannot be exceeded).
North Macedonia: Holders of any valid visa from the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, and the visa is valid for more than 5 days than the expected stay in Macedonia, each entry into the Republic of North Macedonia can stay for up to 15 days, and the total duration of stay cannot exceed 90 days in 180 days.
Oman: Chinese citizens holding valid entry visas for the United States, Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom and Schengen Agreement countries can apply for a visa on arrival or log on to the official website of the Royal Oman Police to apply for an unsponsored tourist e-visa.
Accompanying spouses and children who do not have entry visas from the above countries can also apply for visas on arrival.
Panama: Holders of multiple visas issued by the United States, Canada, Australia, Japan, South Korea, the United Kingdom, Northern Ireland, Singapore and the European Union that have previously been used in the issuing country and have a remaining validity of at least 6 months, or have a residence card from the above countries and regions, can enter Panama visa-free for a stay of up to 30 days.
Peru: Citizens of Chinese mainland who hold ordinary passports valid for more than 6 months and holders of visas or permanent residence of the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, Schengen countries valid for more than 6 months can be exempted from the Peruvian visa for a maximum stay of 180 days. To enter Peru, you must hold a passport valid for more than 6 months, and you must declare your baggage and undergo random inspections upon entry.

Image source: Peruvian Tourism Institute

Philippines: Holders of Chinese ordinary passports and any valid visa of Schengen, Australia, United States, Canada or Japan can enter the Philippines visa-free for 7 days for tourism purposes.
Serbia: Chinese citizens holding valid visas or residence permits for the United States, the United Kingdom, Schengen and EU member states can enter Serbia or transit through Serbia without a visa during the validity period of this visa or residence, and the cumulative period of stay is not more than 90 days within 6 months. This visa-free policy does not conflict with the China-Cyprus Visa Waiver Agreement;
Qatar: Visa-free entry for up to 30 days with a valid passport and U.S. visa.
*Korea:
Transit through South Korea with a U.S. visa allows you to enter the country visa-free for 30 days, but you must be in transit, and you must have a ticket from a third place to the United States to the United States, or a ticket from the United States to a third country to connect South Korea to a third country.

Conditions for holders of U.S. visas to enter South Korea visa-free: 1. U.S. visa holders departing from China and using a direct "direct route" to South Korea to travel to the United States via South Korea; or 2. U.S. visa holders departing in the U.S. and returning to China via South Korea using a "direct route" to South Korea. and 3. Those who must hold a ticket for departure within 30 days and have no illegal stay or other illegal matters after entering the United States.
Singapore:
Chinese citizens travelling to and from third countries (regions) can transit Singapore visa-free for 96 hours. The conditions for visa-free transit are as follows:

1. Passport valid for at least 6 months;

2. Must hold a ticket or ferry ticket departing within 96 hours (calculated from midnight on the day after entry);

3. Must hold a valid visa issued by the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Germany and Switzerland. At the time of entry into Singapore, the visa is valid for more than 1 month;

4. If you travel with a single valid visa from the above countries, the visa is used when entering the country, and you can also transit Singapore visa-free on the return trip, provided that the itinerary must go directly from the visa-issuing country to Singapore and the transit destination is China.

Transit passengers can apply for a visa-free entry permit directly at the immigration border control counter with the above materials without any charge.

2 Schengen visa

A Schengen visa is a visa issued under the Schengen Agreement, and a visa issued by any Schengen member state is considered valid in all other member states without the need to apply for a separate visa. In other words, as long as you have applied for a visa to one Schengen country, you can freely enter and leave other Schengen countries.

The Schengen countries currently have 27 member states, including France, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Iceland, Spain, Portugal, Greece, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Poland, Hungary, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia, Malta and Liechtenstein, and Croatia will officially join the Schengen Area on January 1, 2023.

Schengen visas have a high gold content, but it is also necessary to pay attention to the principle of the main country and the principle of the first visit. The principle of the main visiting country is that if you need to go to more than one Schengen country at the same time, you should apply for a Schengen visa at the embassy or consulate of the country with the longest stay in China; The principle of first visit is that if you need to visit more than one Schengen country at the same time, and each country has the same length of stay, you should apply for a visa at the embassy or consulate of the country of first entry in China. In addition, the principle of the main visiting country is superior to the principle of the first visiting country.

In addition, some non-Schengen countries recognize Schengen visas because they are applying to join the Schengen area and integrate policies in advance; Some countries rely on the screening process in the Schengen area, such as South Korea. Generally, these countries require a valid Schengen visa (not a transit visa) for multiple entries, or a permanent residence identity document from a Schengen member state.

Countries where Schengen visas are visa-free

Europe

Albania: Visa exemption from Schengen visa
Andorra: Andorra is a small European miniature country that can enter with a passport or an identity card from an EU country. However, since Andorra can only be entered through Spain or France, both of which are Schengen countries, it is stipulated that travelers with Chinese passports also need a Schengen visa to enter Andorra.
Croatia: According to the decision of the Croatian government, from July 22, 2014 until Croatia officially becomes a member of the Schengen country, foreigners with the following visas/documents transiting or staying in Croatia for no more than 90 days in 180 days are not required to apply for a Croatian visa:
- Two or more C (short-stay) visas valid for all Schengen member states;

- For two or more visas (LTV visas) valid in some Schengen countries, the visa holder holds a travel document that is only recognized by some Schengen countries;

- D (long-term) visa issued by one of the Schengen member states for stays longer than three months;

- a residence permit issued by one of the Schengen member states;

- Visas and residence permits for two or more entries to Bulgaria;

- Visas and residence permits for two or more entries to Cyprus;

- Visas and residence permits for two or more entries to Romania.

Monaco: Monaco does not have an international airport, and anyone with a valid Schengen visa can enter Monaco.
Montenegro: Chinese citizens holding ordinary and service passports and multiple valid Schengen, United States, United Kingdom, Irish visas or legal residence permits in the above regions and countries do not need to apply for a Montenegro entry visa and can stay in Montenegro for no more than 30 days (and the validity period of the visa cannot be exceeded).
North Macedonia: Chinese citizens holding ordinary passports for private reasons, who hold a valid type C multiple Schengen visa and the validity of the visa is more than 5 days longer than the expected stay in Malaysia, and meet the conditions of Article 11 of the Foreigners Act, Malaysia (i.e. holding legal and valid travel documents, providing documents and insurance related to the purpose of travel, not being included in the prohibited entry list of Malaysia, and not endangering public order, public health, national security and international relations) can enter without a visa, but each stay cannot exceed 15 days. The total length of stay in the 6-month period cannot exceed 3 months.
Romania: Foreign (including Chinese) citizens who meet the following conditions can enter Romania visa-free: 1. Hold a valid international travel document; 2. Hold a short-stay (type C) Schengen visa (must be a two-entry or multiple-entry visa), a long-stay (type D) Schengen visa or a residence permit of a Schengen country, and the number of entries and the number of stays of the Schengen visa or residence permit held at the time of entry have not been exhausted, and the Schengen visa or residence permit held at the time of departure is still valid; 3. The period of stay in Romania does not exceed the period of stay of the Schengen visa or residence permit held by you, and the cumulative period of any 180 consecutive days does not exceed 90 days.
Special reminder: Romania is an EU country, but not a Schengen country. Chinese citizens holding ordinary passports who only have a single-entry type C Schengen visa and then travel to Romania after entering the Schengen area will face the risk of being able to enter Romania or return to the Schengen area.

Cyprus: Chinese citizens holding a valid two-entry or multiple-entry Schengen visa, as well as a valid two-entry or multiple-entry Bulgarian, Croatian and Romanian visa, can enter Cyprus and stay in Cyprus for the remaining unused dates within the permitted stay dates of the valid Schengen visa and Bulgarian, Croatian and Romanian visas without having to apply separately for a Cyprus national visa. Chinese citizens holding a valid residence permit from a Schengen country, as well as a valid residence permit for Bulgaria, Croatia and Romania, do not need a visa to enter Cyprus, and the period of stay is no more than 90 days every six months.
San Marino: Since San Marino does not have an airport or port and must enter from Italy, a Schengen visa is required to travel to San Marino.
Serbia: Chinese citizens holding valid visas or residence permits for the United States, the United Kingdom, Schengen and EU member states can enter Serbia or transit through Serbia without a visa during the validity period of this visa or residence, and the cumulative period of stay is not more than 90 days within 6 months. This visa-free policy does not conflict with the China-Cyprus Visa Waiver Agreement;
Belarus: Holders of a valid Schengen multiple-entry visa, an entry stamp of the region corresponding to the visa in their passport, and a ticket certifying that they will depart from Minsk within 5 days of Belarus can stay in Belarus visa-free for 5 days.
Bosnia and Herzegovina: Visa-free access with multiple valid Schengen visas.

Bulgaria: Holders of a valid Schengen visa or residence permit issued by a Schengen country, or a valid visa for Romania, Croatia and Cyprus can enter Bulgaria visa-free, and can stay in Bulgaria for no more than 90 days every 6 months.
Georgia: Visa-free Georgia with a valid visa for more than one year and using a U.S., Canada, or Schengen visa.
Gibraltar: Chinese citizens with a valid multiple-entry Schengen visa can enter Gibraltar visa-free for stays of up to 21 days. If you have a multiple-entry Schengen visa valid for less than 21 days when entering Gibraltar, you may only stay in Gibraltar for a maximum of 7 days.
Moldova: Moldova allows visa-free entry for Chinese citizens holding valid EU member state visas (including Schengen visas, but not transit visas) or residence permits. During the validity period of the above visa or residence permit, Chinese citizens can stay in Moldova for no more than 90 days (within 6 months from the date of first entry).
Vatican: The Vatican is located in the center of Rome, Italy, so if you want to go to the Vatican, you only need to have a visa from a Schengen country, Italy and other countries to enter Italy to visit the Vatican.

Americas

Peru: Citizens of Chinese mainland who hold ordinary passports valid for more than 6 months and holders of visas or permanent residence of the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, Schengen countries valid for more than 6 months can be exempted from the Peruvian visa for a maximum stay of 180 days. To enter Peru, you must hold a passport valid for more than 6 months, and you must declare your baggage and undergo random inspections upon entry.
Mexico: Persons holding legally valid visas from the United States, Canada, Japan, the United Kingdom or Schengen countries (not transit visas, generally valid multiple-entry visas, used and legally valid entry and exit stamps of the corresponding country in their passports) or other persons who can prove that they have permanent residence identity documents in the above countries, or holders of permanent residence identity documents from other members of the Pacific Alliance (Note: Chile, Colombia and Peru), can enter Mexico visa-free in principle, and are not allowed to engage in paid activities after entry. Visa holders are required to present documents proving the purpose and conditions of their stay in Mexico (e.g. invitation letters, itinerary, round-trip tickets, hotel reservations, etc.), as well as the source of the expenses required during their stay in Mexico, return to their home country or transit through the country to determine the acceptance of their entry, or the ability to legally obtain such expenses.

Image source: Mexican Tourism Institute

El Salvador: If you hold a valid U.S., Canada, and Schengen visa, you can enjoy the treatment of visa on arrival, the visa on arrival fee is 10 US dollars, and the stay period does not exceed 90 days.
Panama: Holders of multiple visas issued by the United States, Canada, Australia, Japan, South Korea, the United Kingdom, Northern Ireland, Singapore and the European Union that have previously been used in the issuing country and have a remaining validity of at least 6 months, or have a residence card from the above countries and regions, can enter Panama visa-free for a stay of up to 30 days.
Bahamas: Visa-free entry to the Bahamas for a cumulative stay of up to 30 days on a Schengen multiple-entry visa.
Cuba: With a Schengen visa, you can apply for a tourist card in a Schengen country and travel to Cuba with a group, but you need to travel back and forth in the Schengen country.
Dominican Republic: Any citizen of any nationality who can legally enter the European Union, the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom to travel to Dominica can enter Dominica legally for a stay not exceeding 60 days. If you need to extend it, you can go to the multi-immigration office.
Colombia: Colombia unilaterally adopted measures to facilitate the entry of Chinese citizens, and Chinese citizens who meet one of the following conditions can enter Colombia visa-free for a stay of 90 days (after entry, they can apply to the local Exit-Entry Administration for an extension, and after approval, they can extend their stay for another 90 days):
1. Hold a valid residence permit of a Schengen member state;

2. Hold a valid U.S. residence permit;

3. Hold a valid C or D Schengen visa;

4. Hold any valid U.S. visa of any type other than C1 transit visa.

* It is important to note that the remaining validity of a U.S. or Schengen member state visa or residence permit held by a mainland citizen must be valid for more than 180 days on the date of entry into Colombia.

Belize: If you have a valid multiple-entry Schengen visa, a multiple-entry visa or a green card for the United States or Canada, and stay for less than 30 days, you can enter Belize visa-free, and you need to provide a valid passport, a return ticket within 30 days and a sufficient security deposit (the standard is USD 75/day).
Antigua and Barbuda: Visa-free entry for stays up to 30 days
Jamaica: Jamaica is visa-free for Chinese tourists, regardless of the type of passport, as long as they have a round-trip flight ticket, proof of accommodation in Jamaica (such as a hotel reservation), sufficient travel expenses, can enter the country visa-free, and can stay for up to 30 days.
Guatemala: Visa-free entry with a valid, multiple-time U.S., Canadian or Schengen visa.
Honduras: Visa-free entry to Honduras (category A) with a U.S., Canadian or Schengen visa valid for at least 6 months.

Asia

Armenia: Chinese citizens holding a valid ordinary passport can enter Armenia without a visa and stay for a cumulative period of not more than 90 days in every 180 days from the date of entry; Those who stay for more than 90 days need to apply for a residence permit after entering Armenia.
Philippines: Holders of Chinese ordinary passports and any valid visa of Schengen, Australia, United States, Canada or Japan can enter the Philippines visa-free for 7 days for tourism purposes.
South Korea: China passes through South Korea and flies directly to the Schengen countries, and can enter South Korea visa-free for 30 days.

Singapore:
Chinese citizens travelling to and from third countries (regions) can transit Singapore visa-free for 96 hours. The conditions for visa-free transit are as follows:

1. Passport valid for at least 6 months;

2. Must hold a ticket or ferry ticket departing within 96 hours (calculated from midnight on the day after entry);

3. Must hold a valid visa issued by the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Germany and Switzerland. At the time of entry into Singapore, the visa is valid for more than 1 month;

4. If you travel with a single valid visa from the above countries, the visa is used when entering the country, and you can also transit Singapore visa-free on the return trip, provided that the itinerary must go directly from the visa-issuing country to Singapore and the transit destination is China.

Transit passengers can apply for a visa-free entry permit directly at the immigration border control counter with the above materials without any charge.
Oman: Chinese citizens holding valid entry visas for the United States, Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom and Schengen Agreement countries can apply for a visa on arrival or log on to the official website of the Royal Oman Police to apply for an unsponsored tourist e-visa.
Accompanying spouses and children who do not have entry visas from the above countries can also apply for visas on arrival.

Africa

Egypt: Chinese passport holders with valid U.S. or Schengen visas can go directly to Egypt to apply for a visa on arrival without preparing the three documents mentioned above.
Morocco: 90 days visa-free stay. (Morocco's Foreign Ministry said that from Jan. 3, all people from China, regardless of nationality, will not be allowed to enter the country)

3 Canadian visas

Image source: Tourism Canada

Canada multiple-entry visas are valid for up to 10 years, and if the passport is valid for less than 10 years, the validity period is from the date of issue to the expiration date of the passport, and the maximum stay of the tourist visa is 180 days. If there is an apostille, most countries in North America can basically be visa-free/visa-on-arrival.

Belize: If you have a valid multiple-entry Schengen visa, a multiple-entry visa or a green card for the United States or Canada, and stay for less than 30 days, you can enter Belize visa-free, and you need to provide a valid passport, a return ticket within 30 days and a sufficient security deposit (the standard is USD 75/day).
Dominican Republic: Any citizen of any nationality who can legally enter the European Union, the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom to travel to Dominica can enter Dominica legally for a stay not exceeding 60 days. If you need to extend it, you can go to the multi-immigration office.
Mexico: Persons holding legally valid visas from the United States, Canada, Japan, the United Kingdom or Schengen countries (not transit visas, generally valid multiple-entry visas, used and legally valid entry and exit stamps of the corresponding country in their passports) or other persons who can prove that they have permanent residence identity documents in the above countries, or holders of permanent residence identity documents from other members of the Pacific Alliance (Note: Chile, Colombia and Peru), can enter Mexico visa-free in principle, and are not allowed to engage in paid activities after entry. It should be noted that the Mexican immigration department reminds that holding only a valid visa or residence document from the above countries does not have the right to enter Mexico automatically, and the Mexican immigration department can refuse entry without giving reasons. Visa holders are required to present documents proving the purpose and conditions of their stay in Mexico (e.g. invitation letters, itinerary, round-trip tickets, hotel reservations, etc.), as well as the source of the expenses required during their stay in Mexico, return to their home country or transit through the country to determine the acceptance of their entry, or the ability to legally obtain such expenses.
El Salvador: If you hold a valid U.S., Canada, and Schengen visa, you can enjoy the treatment of visa on arrival, the visa on arrival fee is 10 US dollars, and the stay period does not exceed 90 days.
Honduras: Visa-free entry to Honduras with a U.S., Canadian or Schengen visa valid for at least 6 months (category A)
Panama: Holders of multiple visas issued by the United States, Canada, Australia, Japan, South Korea, the United Kingdom, Northern Ireland, Singapore and the European Union that have previously been used in the issuing country and have a remaining validity of at least 6 months, or have a residence card from the above countries and regions, can enter Panama visa-free for a stay of up to 30 days.

Image source: Panama National Tourism Authority

Costa Rica: Chinese citizens with valid U.S. (only tourist/trade "B1/B2", crew "D", crew transit "C1/D" multiple-entry visas, U.S. C1, C2, C3 multiple-entry visas are not inadmissible), Canada (multiple-entry) visas, visa-free entry. The period of stay in Colombia after entry cannot exceed the validity period of the visa, and it must not exceed 30 days.
Peru: Citizens of Chinese mainland who hold ordinary passports valid for more than 6 months and holders of visas or permanent residence of the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, Schengen countries valid for more than 6 months can be exempted from the Peruvian visa for a maximum stay of 180 days. To enter Peru, you must hold a passport valid for more than 6 months, and you must declare your baggage and undergo random inspections upon entry.
Uruguay: Chinese citizens holding ordinary private passports with valid EU, US, Canadian and British visas can enter Uruguay without a visa for a continuous stay of up to 90 days.
Chile: Visa exemption for holders of U.S. or Canadian visas valid for more than 6 months (except transit visas).
Georgia: Visa-free Georgia with a valid visa for more than one year and using a U.S., Canada, or Schengen visa.
North Macedonia: Holders of any valid visa from the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, and the visa is valid for more than 5 days than the expected stay in Macedonia, each entry into the Republic of North Macedonia can stay for up to 15 days, and the total duration of stay cannot exceed 90 days in 180 days.
Philippines: Holders of Chinese ordinary passports and any valid visa of Schengen, Australia, United States, Canada or Japan can enter the Philippines visa-free for 7 days for tourism purposes.

Singapore: Chinese citizens travelling to and from third countries (regions) can transit Singapore visa-free for 96 hours. The conditions for visa-free transit are as follows:
(1) The passport is valid for at least 6 months;
(2) Must hold a ticket or ferry ticket departing within 96 hours (counting from midnight on the day after entry);
(3) Must hold a valid visa issued by the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Germany and Switzerland. At the time of entry into Singapore, the visa is valid for more than 1 month;
(4) If you travel with a single valid visa from the above countries, the visa is used when entering the country, and you can also transit Singapore visa-free on the return trip, provided that the itinerary must travel directly from the country of visa issuing to Singapore and the transit destination is China.
Transit passengers can apply for a visa-free entry permit directly at the immigration border control counter with the above materials without any charge.
South Korea: China passes through South Korea and flies directly to Canada, and can enter South Korea visa-free for 30 days.
Oman: Chinese citizens holding valid entry visas for the United States, Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom and Schengen Agreement countries can apply for a visa on arrival or log on to the official website of the Royal Oman Police to apply for an unsponsored tourist e-visa.
Accompanying spouses and children who do not have entry visas from the above countries can also apply for visas on arrival.
Guatemala: Visa-free entry with a valid, multiple-time U.S., Canadian or Schengen visa.
Georgia: Chinese citizens holding valid visas and/or residence permits from the United States, Canada, Japan, South Korea and other countries (see www.geoconsul.gov.ge for details) can enter Georgia visa-free and stay for no more than 90 days in a 180-day period.

4 Australian visas

Peru: Citizens of Chinese mainland who hold ordinary passports valid for more than 6 months and holders of visas or permanent residence of the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, Schengen countries valid for more than 6 months can be exempted from the Peruvian visa for a maximum stay of 180 days. To enter Peru, you must hold a passport valid for more than 6 months, and you must declare your baggage and undergo random inspections upon entry.
Panama: Holders of multiple visas issued by the United States, Canada, Australia, Japan, South Korea, the United Kingdom, Northern Ireland, Singapore and the European Union that have previously been used in the issuing country and have a remaining validity of at least 6 months, or have a residence card from the above countries and regions, can enter Panama visa-free for a stay of up to 30 days.
Oman: Chinese citizens holding valid entry visas for the United States, Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom and Schengen Agreement countries can apply for a visa on arrival or log on to the official website of the Royal Oman Police to apply for an unsponsored tourist e-visa. Accompanying spouses and children who do not have entry visas from the above countries can also apply for visas on arrival.
Philippines: Holders of Chinese ordinary passports and any valid visa of Schengen, Australia, United States, Canada or Japan can enter the Philippines visa-free for 7 days for tourism purposes.
Georgia: Chinese citizens holding valid visas and/or residence permits from the United States, Canada, Japan, South Korea, Australia and other countries (see www.geoconsul.gov.ge for details) can enter Georgia visa-free and stay for no more than 90 days within 180 days.
Singapore: Chinese citizens travelling to and from third countries (regions) can transit Singapore visa-free for 96 hours. The conditions for visa-free transit are as follows:
(1) The passport is valid for at least 6 months;

(2) Must hold a ticket or ferry ticket departing within 96 hours (counting from midnight on the day after entry);

(3) Must hold a valid visa issued by the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Germany and Switzerland. At the time of entry into Singapore, the visa is valid for more than 1 month;

(4) If you travel with a single valid visa from the above countries, the visa is used when entering the country, and you can also transit Singapore visa-free on the return trip, provided that the itinerary must travel directly from the country of visa issuing to Singapore and the transit destination is China.

　Transit passengers can apply for a visa-free entry permit directly at the immigration border control counter with the above materials without any charge. South Korea: China passes through South Korea and flies directly to Australia, and can enter South Korea visa-free for 30 days.

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