Singapore's latest visa policy to China

According to the latest Singapore visa policy, starting from September 28th, 20021,Singapore passport holders are required to apply for a visa and conduct nucleic acid testing in advance when traveling, visiting relatives and friends and doing business in China.

According to the news released by the Embassy of China in Singapore, starting from September 28th, 20021,all Singapore passport holders are required to apply for visas and conduct nucleic acid tests in advance when visiting China, visiting relatives and friends and doing business. Previously, Singaporean passport holders could stay in China for no more than 15 days without a visa. According to the new policy, Singapore passport holders are required to provide negative proof of nucleic acid test, and submit visa materials, such as itinerary and air ticket reservation, to the China Embassy in Singapore. The specific types of visas depend on the purpose of travel, including tourist visas, visas for visiting relatives and friends, and business visas. It should be noted that due to the unpredictability of COVID-19 epidemic, visa application may be subject to some restrictions and influences. Therefore, it is recommended to check and understand the latest policies in time before traveling.

If I am already in China, can I stay 15 days? You can't. From September 28th, 20021year, all Singapore passport holders are required to apply for visas and conduct nucleic acid tests in advance when coming to China, visiting relatives and friends and doing business. If you are already in China, you need to complete the visa application and nucleic acid test within the specified time.

According to the latest Singapore visa policy, starting from September 28th, 20021,all Singapore passport holders are required to apply for visas and conduct nucleic acid tests in advance for traveling, visiting relatives and friends and doing business in China. The type of visa depends on the purpose of travel, so it is recommended to check and understand the latest policy in time.

Legal basis:

Detailed Rules for the Implementation of the Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) and China on the Administration of Exit and Entry of Citizens Article 17 The passport of the People's Republic of China is valid for five years and can be extended twice, each time not exceeding five years. The application for extension should be made before the passport expires. In foreign countries, passport extension shall be handled by China's diplomatic representative offices, consular offices or other overseas offices authorized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The extension of passports of China citizens who have settled in China shall be handled by the public security departments (bureaus) of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government and the exit-entry administrative departments of public security organs authorized by them; The extension of passports of citizens living in China before leaving the country shall be handled by the exit-entry administration department of the public security organ at the place where the original documents are issued or where the household registration is located.