Which country is visa-free for European tourists? Which country in Europe is visa-free?

1. Which European country is visa-free?

A: Countries with Australian visas can be exempted from visas:

1. Singapore

China citizens who transit through Singapore Changi Airport can enjoy 96 hours visa-free transit in Singapore if they hold valid visas or residence permits from the United States, Canada, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, Britain, Germany, Switzerland and other countries, as well as air tickets with a remaining validity of more than one month and leaving the country within 96 hours. It should be noted that a round trip can only be used once.

2.tokyo, Japan

Anyone who holds a valid visa from the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and one of the Schengen countries in Europe, and the plane transfers within 72 hours, can apply for a 72-hour visa-free transit at Tokyo Narita Airport Customs. The visa-free policy of Japan and the United States in Tokyo is effective in both directions. For example, you can apply from China to Tokyo and then to other countries. On the contrary, you can return from other countries and then return home via Tokyo.

3. Romania

If the China passenger holds a Schengen visa or residence permit; Or a valid short-term visa, long-term visa or residence permit issued by Bulgaria or Cyprus; Or a valid residence permit issued by Liechtenstein, Switzerland, you can stay in Romania for no more than 5 days without a visa.

4. North Korea; South Korea

Incheon Airport in South Korea can be exempted from visas for up to 30 days, provided that you have an entry visa from the United States, Japan, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and any of 30 European countries. According to the regulations of South Korea and the United States, visa-free tourists must hold their air tickets abroad within 30 days, and there are no illegal activities such as illegal detention in these countries. After the expiration of their stay, they must go to a third country and may not return to their original place of departure.

5. Malaysia

Ordinary China passport holders can stay in Malaysia for no more than five days (the first day of arrival and the fifth day of departure). Anyone who holds a third-country visa and leaves Malaysia within 120 hours can apply for a transit visa at the airport. It is not necessary to be in the same city to enter Malaysia and leave Malaysia on a transit visa.

6. Philippines

The Philippine government granted visa-free entry to China ordinary passport holders with valid Schengen, Australian, American, Canadian or Japanese visas for seven days.

2. What visa-free countries are there in Europe?

Countries with Australian green card visas can enter the country without a visa:

1. Singapore

China citizens transiting through Singapore Changi Airport can enjoy 96 hours visa-free transit in Singapore if they hold valid Australian visas or residence permits and the remaining air tickets valid for more than one month with a departure time of 96 hours.

2. North Korea; South Korea

Incheon Airport in South Korea can be exempted from visas for up to 30 days, provided that you have an entry visa from the United States, Japan, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and any of 30 European countries. According to the regulations of South Korea and the United States, visa-free tourists must hold their air tickets abroad within 30 days, and there are no illegal activities such as illegal detention in these countries. After the expiration of their stay, they must go to a third country and may not return to their original place of departure.

3. Tokyo, Japan

Anyone who holds a valid visa from the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and one of the Schengen countries in Europe, and the plane transfers within 72 hours, can apply for a 72-hour visa-free transit at Tokyo Narita Airport Customs.

4. Britain, Britain

China tourists who hold long-term D visas from the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Schengen and leave these countries for their destinations, or China tourists who travel to these countries from other countries, can apply for 24-hour visa-free transit in the UK.

5. Philippines

The Philippine government granted visa-free entry to China ordinary passport holders with valid Schengen, Australian, American, Canadian or Japanese visas for seven days.

: 3. European visa-free countries

1. Japan-Number of visa-free countries: 19 1

2. Number of visa-free countries in Singapore: 190

3. Korea/Germany-Number of visa-free countries: 189

4. Italy/Finland/Luxembourg, Spain-Number of visa-free countries: 188

5. Denmark/Austria-Number of visa-free countries: 187.

6. Sweden/France/Portugal/Netherlands/Ireland-Number of visa-free countries: 186

7. Number of visa-free countries in Switzerland/USA/UK/Norway/Belgium/New Zealand: 185

8. Greece/Malta/Czech Republic * * * and China/Australia-Number of visa-free countries: 184.

9. Canada-Number of visa-free countries: 183

10. Hungary-Number of visa-free countries: 182

Heinz Consulting, an international consulting company, released a Heinz passport visa index named 202 1. This index refers to the number of national passports that can enter and leave other destination countries without a visa, so as to judge the gold content ranking of national passports. Among them, Japanese passports ranked first with 19 1 visa-free destination countries, and Singapore passports ranked second with 190 visa-free countries.

The 202 1 Heinz passport visa index list shows that the list counts the gold content of passports in 199 countries and regions around the world, among which 33 countries' passports can be exempted from visas/180 countries' landing visa and 64 countries' passports can be exempted from visas/100- 180.

On a large scale, countries in the Asia-Pacific region are relatively high in the global passport visa-free ranking, with Japan ranking first for four consecutive years, and Singapore and South Korea ranking second and third in the list, with strong strength; Among European countries, Finland, Italy, Luxembourg and Spain rank high.

In addition, in the global ranking of passport gold content, China's passport gold content ranks 70th, which means that China's passport can be exempted from visas in 70 countries, up by two places over the previous year.

4. Which countries can be exempted from the EU visa?

Swedish visa-free countries: There are 54 of these countries. The blue area means that you don't need a passport as long as you are a citizen of an EU member state. As long as you have an ID card of your country, you can see that you are traveling in this blue area for a short time, even if you don't work or settle down for a long time, there is no harm.

5. Which countries in Europe are visa-free?

Visa-free, all developed countries have the same values.

United Arab Emirates, Barbados, Bahamas, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Ecuador, Fiji, Grenada, Mauritius, San Marino, Seychelles, Serbia, Tonga, Belarus, Qatar, Armenia.

2. List of countries or regions that unilaterally grant visa-free entry to China citizens (18 countries)

Asia: Indonesia, Uzbekistan, South Korea (Jeju Island and other places), Oman.

Europe: Albania.

Africa: Morocco, French Reunion, Tunisia.

America: Antigua and Barbuda, Haiti, South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands (British Overseas Territories), Saint Kitts and Nevis, Turks and Caicos Islands (British Overseas Territories), Jamaica and Dominica.

Oceania: Northern Mariana Islands (Saipan, etc. ).) Samoa, French Polynesia.

From 2065438+00 to 2065438+02, Vietnam opened visa-free to Britain, France, Germany, Spain and Italy, but China, the largest tour group, did not.

1. ASEAN countries except Cambodia and Myanmar can be exempted from visas for 2 1-30 days.

2. Passport holders from South Korea, Japan and Nordic countries (Norway, Denmark, Sweden and Finland) are exempt from visa 15 days.

3. Russia/kloc-visa-free within 0/5 days.

6. Which country in Europe is the most visa-free?

According to the data of 20 12, Macao passport holders can freely enter and leave 76 countries and regions around the world.

Asia 30 days Jordan (c) Japan 90 days Malaysia 30 days Israel 3 months Thailand 30 days Indonesia 28 days Philippines 7 days Turkey 30 days Singapore 30 days Korea 90 days Lebanon 3 months Malaysia 14 days Europe Denmark 90 days France 90 days a) Belgium 90 days Andorra 90 days Lithuania 90 days Gibraltar Iceland 90 days a) Latvia 90 days Spain 90 days Britain 6 months Hungary 90 days Bulgaria 90 days Greece 90 days Ireland 90 days Croatia 90 days Czech 90 days Poland 90 days Netherlands 90 days Finland 90 days a) Slovenia 90 days Italy 90 days Slovakia 90 days Cyprus 3 months Austria 90 days Estonia 90 days Germany 90 days Norway 90 days Monaco 90 days Sweden 90 days a) Luxembourg 90 days Portugal 90 days Romania 90 days Malta 3 months America Minnich 90 days invalid Martinique 3 months Aruba 3 months Chile 30 days Guadelo 3 months Saint Pierre and Miquelon 3 months French Guiana b) Africa, South Africa 30 days Egypt, Mayotte 3 months reunion island 3 months Namibia 30 days Cape Verde 90 days Oceania, Kiribati and Samoa 30 days French Polynesia, wallis islands and Futuna 3 months Indian Ocean.

7. What are the Nordic visa-free countries?

When traveling abroad, if there is no direct flight to the destination, or for various reasons such as economy, you will often choose a foreign transit ticket. Usually, some countries and regions have specific regulations on passenger transit, which require passengers to know the corresponding regulations of transit countries or regions in advance and judge whether they need to apply for transit visas to avoid unpleasant situations.

So what are traffic signs?

After obtaining an entry visa from a country (region), a citizen passes through a third country (region) when taking a means of transportation, which is called a transit visa. 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 applying for a transit visa (generally not allowed to leave the international airport). Some countries also stipulate that no matter how long you stay, whether you leave the airport or not, you must apply for a transit visa. Transit visas, like entry and exit visas, have a validity period and a stay period.

Hong kong and Macao transit

It is a common choice for China tourists to buy a direct flight ticket from Hongkong or Macau to a third country. But many people still don't understand, do you need a Hong Kong and Macao pass or a passport to enter Hong Kong or Macao from the mainland? In fact, as long as you have a valid passport, visa and round-trip air ticket, you can cross the border through your travel itinerary. I don't need a Hong Kong and Macao pass. Hong Kong and Macao will give transit tourists a seven-day entry period, of course, your exit ticket must be within this period. Remind everyone that some countries currently use e-visas. If you travel from Hong Kong to these countries, you can print out your e-visa. I can transfer from Macau. According to the regulations, I can't hold an electronic visa. You need to choose a sticker to apply for a visa. You must also provide the confirmation record of your trip to Macau and the ticket confirmation form for your flight to a third country.

Transit from transit visa-free countries

Some countries with busy transit or wishing to attract more inbound tourists have transit visa-free regulations. Tourists can visit transit countries without a visa at different time periods as long as they hold visas and air tickets from a specific third country. For tourists, it is also a good way to arrange inbound tours when transferring in transit countries. At present, Malaysia, Dubai, Singapore and other places provide visa-free transit services to China citizens, that is, as long as they hold visas and air tickets from a specific third country, they can enjoy visa-free entry tourism in that transit country. However, countries usually have requirements for third-country visas held by tourists. Generally speaking, they need valid visas from developed countries such as Europe and America, and the transit visa-free period provided by each transit country is different. For example, South Korea introduced a new transit visa-free policy last year. China citizens who transfer to a third country or region at Incheon International Airport can stay in the capital area for 48 hours without a visa. On the way back from Jeju, they can also stay visa-free for 24 hours when they transfer at Incheon Airport. Entry visa holders from the United States, Japan, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and any of the 30 Schengen countries can also enjoy a long-term visa-free period of 30 days.

Transfer from a country that requires a transit visa.

Although many countries stipulate that tourists can stay for no more than 24 hours or a certain period of time and transfer directly to a third country without leaving the airport, they can also apply for a transit visa. However, some transit countries require tourists to hold a visa, or tourists who want to leave the airport and visit the city must apply for a transit visa. Britain, the United States, South Africa and other countries explicitly require China citizens to apply for transit visas. For example, from China to South American countries such as Chile via the United States, you must apply for a transit visa to the United States before going abroad. If the transit time in Australia exceeds 8 hours, or if you want to check your luggage again, you need a transit visa. In Europe, connecting flights involve two or more airports in Schengen countries, and Schengen entry visas are also required. Sometimes, tourists may need to apply for customs and transit visas, because they buy tickets at different terminals or airports.

8. Travel guide for visa-free countries in Europe

China is currently a visa-free country.

Note: only for ordinary pr.

Indonesia, South Korea (Jeju Island), Montenegro (package tour), Russia (package tour), Morocco, Tunisia, Samoa, American Northern Mariana Islands (Saipan), Haiti, Antigua and Barbuda, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Jamaica, Dominica, British South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands, Turks and Caicos Islands, Iran, Uzbekistan, Albania (Costa Rica 2020

In 20 19, a new country unilaterally exempted China from visa: Iran.

Unilateral visa exemption for China in 2020: Uzbekistan and Albania (limited time).

202 1 Newly added countries for China's unilateral visa exemption: Costa Rica (conditional) and Ukraine (limited).

Mutual visa exemption (17)

United Arab Emirates, Barbados, Bahamas, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Ecuador, Fiji, Grenada, Mauritius, San Marino * * * People's Republic of China (PRC), Seychelles, Serbia (the first country in Europe to grant visa-free treatment to China), Tonga, Belarus, Qatar and Armenia (effective on June 65438+ 10/9, 2020).

20 18 Four visa-free countries were added: UAE, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Belarus and Qatar.

Two visa-free countries will be added in 2020: Armenia and Suriname.

202 1 New visa-free country: Oman (not in force).

9. Are European countries visa-free?

Greece is a Schengen country and an important member of the European Union. Therefore, obtaining the right of abode in Greece is equivalent to obtaining the right of free passage for 26 countries in Schengen. In fact, national immigrants quietly tell you that holders of Greek permanent residence cards can freely enter and leave as many as 73 countries and regions around the world without visas, and do not need naturalization. You can still travel around the world visa-free with a Greek pink card in your left hand and a China passport in your right hand.

Visa-free entry to countries and regions around the world with an EU Schengen visa;

Northern Europe: Sweden, Norway (including Svalbard and Norway in the Arctic Ocean), Denmark (including Greenland and Denmark in North America), Finland and Iceland;

Western Europe: France, Germany, Netherlands, Luxembourg, Austria, Belgium;

Southern Europe: Greece, Spain, Italy, Portugal;

Central Europe: Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Hungary, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Malta;

Eastern Europe: Slovenia, Poland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania.

In addition to the above 26 Schengen countries, there are Mexico, Chile, Colombia, Peru, Argentina, Costa Rica, Panama, Honduras, Dominican Republic, South Korea, Philippines, Kosovo, Gibraltar, Cyprus, Bulgaria, Croatia, Romania, Monaco, Serbia, Vatican, Montenegro, Albania, Macedonia, Andorra, Belarus, San Marino, Georgia, Azerbaijan and Armenia. All French overseas departments (including French reunion island, French Martinique, French Guadeloupe, French Guiana and French Mayotte) and all French overseas territories (including French New Caledonia, French Polynesia, wallis islands and Futuna Islands).