Hainan 30-Day Visa-Free(免签证的)Access
According to Hainan 30-day visa-free access plan, foreign citizens holding the passport of 59 qualifying countries can have 30 days visa-free entry to Hainan if received by travel agencies. During the stay, they can travel in the whole of Hainan Province without a Chinese visa.
Qualified Ports for Hainan 30-Day Visa-Free Access
Haikou Meilan International Airport, Sanya Phoenix International Airport and all ship ports are qualified ports for this 30 days visa exemption.
Airports Contact Information
●Haikou Meilan International Airport: 0898-65760114
●Sanya Phoenix International Airport: 0898-88289390
Areas Allowed to Stay—The Whole Hainan Province
Foreigners with the Hainan 30-day free visa can travel inside Hainan Province. Going to mainland China from Hainan is not allowed if not having a proper visa. Those wishing to visit mainland China, or extend their stay in Hainan, can ask their travel agency to help them apply for a regular Chinese visa.
How to Apply for Hainan 30-Day Free Visa Access
Requirements:
●Valid Passport/Travel Document Valid for at Least 3 Months from the Date of Entry
● Tickets for Round-trip International Flight or Cruise Ships
●Hotel Bookings
●Travel Plan to Hainan
Registering Yourself with a Local Travel Agency Is a Must
Independent travelers cannot apply for the Hainan 30-day free visa on their own. This needs to be done through a travel agency in China. Visitors can submit the above information to the travel agency at least 48 hours before their arrival, and then the agency will apply for the visa-free entry on their behalf from the local Exit and Entry Administration of Hainan.
1. Who can apply for a Hainan 30-day free visa?A.Foreigners who love China and travelling. |
B.Anyone with a Chinese visa. |
C.Foreigners with the passport of 59 qualifying countries. |
D.Those wishing to visit Hainan. |
A.Hotel bookings. | B.Tickets for ships. |
C.A travel plan to Hainan. | D.A local travel agency. |
A.only travel inside Hainan Province | B.be allowed to go to mainland China |
C.live in some hotels for free | D.not extend their stay in Hainan |
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