Which countries can I go to with a US visa?

With a US visa, you can travel to Mexico, Bermuda, Philippines, Panama, Turkey, South Korea, and Singapore without a visa.

1. Mexico

Policy: Holders of a valid U.S. visa and a Chinese passport valid for more than 6 months can stay for 180 days. Note: In addition to bringing your passport when entering the country, you must also bring the printed I20 form, I94 form and round-trip air ticket itinerary, which will be used when filling in the entry form. In addition, if your I20 is about to expire, it is best not to use this method.

2. Bermuda

Policy: Holders of valid multiple-entry visas to the United States, and both the visa and passport are valid for more than 45 days beyond the planned travel date, can stay in Bermuda for a maximum of 180 days. Note: Although it is not difficult to apply for a Bermuda visa, the maximum stay for a general personal tourist visa is not more than 90 days. However, with a multiple-entry visa, you can stay in the United States for 6 months. There is no need to apply for another visa whether you are taking a cruise or flying.

3. Philippines

Policy: With a valid US visa, you can stay for 7 days. Note: Before going to the Philippines, remember to copy the personal passport information page and the US visa page on the same piece of paper and provide them to the Philippine Immigration Department for stamping. Because the watermark map on the new Chinese passport has territorial disputes, the Philippines refuses to directly stamp the Chinese passport. However, if you really forget to bring it, you can ask the border inspection personnel to take you to make a copy on the spot, but it is troublesome after all.

4. Panama?

Policy: Holders of Chinese passports with valid U.S. visas and have entered and exited the United States at least once are visa-free when entering Panama and can stay for up to 30 days. Note: If you have never been to the United States, you can go to the United States first and then transfer to Panama, which is also eligible.

5. Turkey?

Policy: With a valid US visa, you can apply for a Turkish electronic visa online. The price is US$60 and is valid for 180 days. You can print it and bring it into customs. Note: Although you cannot get visa-free for Turkey with a US visa, you have to apply for an electronic visa online. However, the electronic signature procedure is very convenient and can be completed in about half an hour.

6. South Korea?

Policy: If you go from China to the United States or the United States back to China and transit to South Korea, you can obtain a visa on arrival in South Korea for up to 30 days with a valid US visa and I20 form ( The length of time depends on the judgment of the immigration prosecutor). Note: This is a benefit of a US transit visa. If you are transiting to South Korea and want to stay, remember to bring a printed flight itinerary and I20 form before departure. They will be needed when entering customs.

7. Singapore?

Note: If you are transiting through Singapore on both your outbound and return journeys, you should only apply for one leg, not both.