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Major update!
Three new visa-free destinations added,
significantly elevating China's passport value!

China Adds 3 Visa-Free Countries, Making Travel Easier

This month marks the official implementation of three new mutual visa exemption agreements for Chinese passport holders, further simplifying outbound travel!

Let’s take a closer look at the latest additions:

1. China-Azerbaijan Visa Exemption Agreement

Effective: July 16, 2025
Details:

Holders of valid Chinese/Azerbaijani ordinary passports can enter, exit, or transit without a visa for:

Single stays ≤30 days

Total stays ≤90 days within 180 days

Exceptions: Stays beyond 30 days, work, study, or journalism require prior visa approval.

Why Visit Azerbaijan?

A Eurasian gem blending ancient heritage (Maiden Tower, Shirvanshahs' Palace) with modern marvels (Flame Towers, Heydar Aliyev Center).

2. China-Malaysia Visa Exemption Agreement

Effective: July 17, 2025
Details:

Covers ordinary & service passport holders for:

Tourism, family visits, business, medical trips, and crew transit.

Single stays ≤30 days (≤90 days/180 days).

Exceptions: Long-term stays or regulated activities need visas.

Travel Perks:

Explore favorites like Kuala Lumpur, Tawau, and Langkawi hassle-free!

Boosts tourism, family reunions, and business exchanges.

3. China-Federated States of Micronesia Agreement

Effective: July 25, 2025
Details:

Applies to diplomatic, official, and service passport holders.

Visa-free stays ≤30 days from entry.

Exceptions: Extended stays or work/study require visas.

Island Paradise Awaits:

Pristine coral reefs, world-class diving spots, and traditional villages across 607 Pacific islands.