30-day unilateral entry
50 passport countries; ordinary passports and eligible short-visit purposes.
Entry Check
A conservative first check using current official Chinese immigration lists. Final admission is always decided by border authorities.
China's entry rules have widened substantially — unilateral visa-free access for dozens of nationalities, plus 240-hour transit visa-free for many more — but the details decide everything: your passport type, travel purpose, and even your transit routing all matter. This tool runs a conservative first check against current official Chinese immigration lists: select the nationality shown on your ordinary passport and answer a few routing questions to see which visa-free path, if any, plausibly fits your trip. 'Conservative' is deliberate — border officers make the final admission decision on the day, and no online tool can guarantee entry. Treat a positive result as 'worth verifying,' not as permission: recheck the National Immigration Administration's announcements before departure, because country lists and permitted stay lengths do change. If your situation is unusual — a non-ordinary passport, work or study purposes, complex routing — consult the nearest Chinese consulate or visa center instead of relying on any checker.
Use the nationality shown on your ordinary passport.
The checker deliberately uses only outcomes supported by current official lists.
50 passport countries; ordinary passports and eligible short-visit purposes.
57 passport countries, designated ports and areas, plus a confirmed onward ticket.
Visa-free status does not guarantee admission and conditions must still be satisfied.