What do you mean by visa-free transit?

Question 1: What do you mean by visa-free and landing visa? "landing visa" means that tourists don't have to apply for a visa to the destination country before they leave, but apply after they arrive in the country. Visitors can be exempted from visa formalities before entering the customs. At present, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Maldives, Indonesia, Nepal, and Jeju Island in South Korea can be exempted from visas. However, it is best to prepare a third country visa and the corresponding international air ticket as information. "visa-free country" refers to a country that can enter tourism without applying for a visa from the destination country. At present, only Mauritius and South Korea can stay for 15 days at the longest. "Visa-free transit" means that China citizens can stay in the country for a short time without applying for a visa. In Korea and Singapore, they can enjoy this kind of treatment.

Question 2: What do you mean by visa-free entry? Free = not needed.

Signature = visa

Enter = enter.

Region = other countries

Question 3: What do you mean by "transit visa required"? Transit visa refers to the visa that citizens pass through a third country (region) after obtaining the entry visa of that country (region). 201September 16, Ding Xiangyang, vice mayor of Beijing, revealed at the Beijing Summit of the World Federation of Tourism Cities that foreigners can realize 72-hour visa-free transit in Beijing as long as the relevant state departments approve, and the policy will be announced soon. Some countries stipulate that passengers who stay in transit for no more than 24 hours or a certain period of time by means of transportation can be exempted from obtaining a transit visa (generally not allowed to leave the international airport). Some countries also stipulate that transit visas are required regardless of the length of stay and whether you leave the airport or not. Transit visas, like entry and exit visas, have provisions on validity and stay period. [ 1]

From 2016,654381October 30th, the visa-free transit policy will be implemented for personnel from 5 1 country who hold valid international travel documents to set up dates and seats in a third country (region) within 144 hours.

Question 4: China passport can be exempted from visa. What does visa-free mean?

Andorra is a small country between France and Spain and does not need a visa. China can be considered as a visa-free country for private passport holders. Unfortunately, because this small country is too small to have an international airport, China tourists need to enter from France or Spain. Although it is visa-free, it is a pity that it is still a bit difficult to apply for a visa in Faxi. As in Andorra, San Marino, which is also a country of China, needs a visa to enter Italy.

B, Aruba, visa-free 14 days. China granted visa-free entry to private passport holders for two weeks.

C. Benin, China. Holders of private passports can stay in Benin for three months without a visa.

D, Cook Islands, visa-free treatment 3 1 day. . However, there are no direct flights between Cook Islands and most countries in the world, so it takes a lot of thought for China tourists to go there.

E, Dominica, not Dominican Republic, there are differences between these two countries. A round-trip air ticket can stay for 2 1 day without a visa.

F Macau, applicable to flights departing from Macau or going to Macau via a third country (including Hong Kong). The visa-free period is 2 1 day.

G, Maldives and Maldives are visas on arrival, and there is no charge for 30-day visas on arrival. You can extend your stay in Maldives, but you need to apply to the immigration office at least 3 days in advance, and you can extend it for up to 90 days. The fee is MVR750.

H. Mauritius, a pearl island country in the Indian Ocean, can grant visa-free treatment to China passport holders for travel 15 days.

I am from Micronesia, and I can stay for 30 days on arrival visa.

J, NEPAL (Nepal), China tourists landing visa-free. Like visa exemption, the stay time is generally 30 days.

K Samoa can stay for 60 days and the visa will be issued upon arrival.

L, Seychelles, a very beautiful holiday resort, can stay for 30 days. Visas are issued upon entry, but a hotel reservation form, a round-trip air ticket and a minimum fee of $65,438+050 per day are required.

Solomon Islands M, Visitors' Permit (Visitor P) is issued upon arrival and can stay for 3 months.

In Sri Lanka, China tourists can stay for 30 days before traveling.

O, Syria, there is no charge for visas on arrival for tourism purposes, but you must book an individual or group (preferably a group) through a Syrian travel agency or company, and the guarantor (the local travel agency or company where you book a tour) will pick you up at the airport with the company's travel reservation.

P, Terkes and Caicos Islands (Turks and Caicos Islands; Caicos Islands), a small country in the Caribbean. Stay visa-free for 30 days.

Q Tuvalu can get an entry tourist visa of 1 month upon landing.

R, Vanuatu, visa-free, the length of stay is determined by the local immigration inspection officials.

The visa policies of the United States, Egypt and Egypt are very strict. You can only enter Egypt from the south of Sinai Peninsula, from Sharm el Sheikh, Tabu or St. Catherine Airport, and make sure that you can have 14 days visa-free treatment outside Sinai Peninsula.

Russia t, group tourists are exempt from visas.

To go to the above-mentioned countries, you need to have certain travel funds, as well as confirmed air tickets and correct travel documents (passports or visas and air tickets from third countries) before you can leave the country, otherwise the immigration officials of that country can prevent you from entering the country. )

4. Countries or regions requiring visas on arrival:

Citizens of Bahrain and China can apply for visas on arrival and transit. When the connecting flight takes more than 8 hours, or you go to Saudi Arabia by land via the Bay Bridge (with a Saudi visa), you can ... >>.

Question 5: What do you mean by stopover? For example, if you buy a joint flight ticket and transit through the airport, for example, if a foreigner flies to Pyongyang and wants to transit in Beijing, it is generally because he can't go directly to a certain country and has to pass through a certain country. Some countries will grant visa-free transit treatment, just like holding a joint ticket and stopping at airports in China, Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou, they will be granted visa-free entry for 72 hours.

Question 6: What do you mean by 72-hour visa-free transit at Singapore Airport? In other words, you buy a plane ticket from China to Singapore, and then transfer from Singapore to a third country, so you can enjoy the 72-hour visa-free policy at Singapore airport, and you don't need to apply for a visa.

Question 7: Visa: Is it a transit country visa or a visa-free transit visa? Under normal circumstances, foreigners generally need a visa to enter or leave the country, which means you are allowed to enter the country. Transit visa means that you need to transfer in a third country before arriving in the destination country. The visa you applied for this time is a transit visa. For the convenience of passengers, many countries will provide visas on arrival or visa-free transit, as long as they have a valid ticket for the next flight and do not leave the airport on the first possible flight. The visa on arrival is generally valid for 72 hours, but it may be refused. The refusal of visa is from the local border inspection supervision to the departure of the guest (and requires payment); Visa-free means that you don't need a direct visa, but you can go directly to the departure terminal through the transit area and wait for your flight to leave.

Question 8: What does it mean to unilaterally grant visa-free entry to China citizens? The visa-free policy for foreigners in transit is a part of the visa-free system implemented in all countries of the world. It refers to the policy that foreigners transit from one country to a third country without having to apply for a transit country visa and can stay in the transit country for a short time according to the laws or relevant regulations of the transit country. This policy has been implemented since July 1, 20 13, but only 18 countries have achieved visa-free access to China and landing visa. [ 1]

20 14, 1 At the end of the year, ***45 countries (regions) implemented visa-free and visa-on-arrival policies for China citizens holding ordinary passports.

Question 9: Visa-free transit countries in Asia (2): South Korea (Jeju Island), Indonesia, Africa (1): French Reunion America (6): Antigua and Barbuda, Haiti, South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands (British overseas territory), Turks and Caicos Islands (British overseas territory), Jamaica, Dominica and Oceania (3). Some designated must enter the country from the international airport, such as Jeju Road, South Korea, and need to take an international flight for a stay of 30 days; Maldives applies for entry registration card, return or third-country air ticket, hotel order or travel permit from Male International Airport, valid for 30 days. Some require invitations or letters of guarantee. For example, in Brunei, with the visa approval of the local travel agency approved in advance by the Brunei Immigration Bureau, the stay period is 14 days.

Question 10: What is a visa-free country and what does it mean? Is the United States a visa-free country? The full name of a visa-free country is that a country where passport holders can travel directly without a visa is called a visa-free country.

The number of visa-free countries depends on what kind of passport you have.

Like China's ordinary passports (non-official and diplomatic passports), eight countries can be exempted from visas (Seychelles, Maldives and several other African countries). Don't believe what is said on the Internet 120 or more. That's a diplomatic passport.

China citizens need visas to go to the United States, so the United States is not a visa-free country for China.

The United States grants visa-free access to passport holders of the Republic of China (Taiwan Province Province) issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of China.