Visa-free travel for Chinese with UK visa or UK resident; Canada; USA; Schengen visa

Visa-free travel for Chinese with UK visa or UK resident; Canada; USA; Schengen visa

Last updated: May 2024

In a concerted endeavour to enrich global mobility and cultivate robust international ties, a growing number of countries have introduced progressive measures to facilitate visa-free travel for Chinese citizens holding certain visas or residency permits. This article aims to delve deeper into the plethora of exciting opportunities that await Chinese travellers, particularly those in possession of UK visas or residency and those venturing to explore the enchanting landscapes of Canada, the vibrant cities of the USA, and the culturally rich tapestry of countries within the Schengen area.

By extending these visa-free travel options, nations aim to simplify the process of international travel and foster greater cross-cultural exchange and understanding. As Chinese travellers embark on journeys to diverse destinations, they bring with them their unique perspectives, traditions, and experiences, enriching the cultural fabric of the places they visit and forging lasting connections with people from around the globe.

With a UK visa or residency in hand, or when embarking on trips to Canada, the USA, or Schengen area countries, Chinese travellers gain access to a world of unparalleled experiences and adventures. From exploring the historic landmarks of London to soaking in the breathtaking natural beauty of Canada or immersing oneself in the bustling metropolises of the USA, each destination offers a unique tapestry of sights, sounds, and experiences waiting to be discovered.

Furthermore, beyond the allure of sightseeing and exploration, these visa-free travel options serve as catalysts for enhanced diplomatic relations and economic cooperation between nations. By fostering easier access to international travel, countries pave the way for increased tourism, trade, and investment opportunities, ultimately contributing to global prosperity and interconnectedness.

In essence, the introduction of visa-free travel options for Chinese citizens represents a significant step towards fostering greater global connectivity and cooperation. As Chinese travellers embrace these exciting opportunities, they play a pivotal role in bridging cultures, forging friendships, and building a more harmonious and interconnected world.

35 countries you can visit with a UK visa or residency on a Chinese passport

  • Albania: 90 days
  • Anguilla: 90 days
  • Antigua and Barbuda: 30 days (Visa on Arrival)
  • Aruba: 30 days
  • Bahrain: 14 or 30 days (Visa on Arrival / E-visa)
  • Bermuda: 30 days
  • British Virgin Islands: 180 days
  • Bonaire: 90 days
  • Bosnia and Herzegovina: 30 days
  • Cayman Islands: 30 days
  • Costa Rica: 30 days
  • Cuba: 30 days (E-visa)
  • Curacao: 90 days
  • Dominican Republic: 90 days
  • Egypt: 30 days (Visa on Arrival)
  • Georgia: 90 days
  • Gibraltar: 180 days
  • Ireland: 30 days
  • Japan: 90 days (E-visa)
  • Kyrgyzstan: 7 days
  • Mexico: 180 days
  • Montenegro: 30 days
  • Morocco: 30 days (E-visa)
  • North Macedonia: 15 days
  • Panama: 30 days
  • Peru: 180 days
  • Philippine: 14 days
  • Qatar: 30 days (Visa on Arrival)
  • Saudi Arabia: 90 days (E-visa/ Visa on Arrival)
  • Serbia: 90 days
  • Singapore: 96 hours
  • Sint Maarten: 30 days
  • Thailand: 60 days (E-visa)
  • Turks and Caicos Islands: 30 days
  • United Kingdom!

45 countries you can visit with a US visa on a Chinese passport

  • Albania: 90 days
  • Anguilla: 90 days
  • Antigua and Barbuda: Visa on Arrival, 30 days
  • Argentina: E-visa, 90 days
  • Aruba: 30 days
  • Bahrain: 14 or 30 days (Visa on Arrival/E-visa)
  • Belize: 30 days
  • Bermuda: 30 days
  • Bonaire: 90 days
  • Bosnia and Herzegovina: 30 days
  • British Virgin Islands: 180 days
  • Cayman Islands: 30 days
  • Chile: 90 days
  • Colombia: 180 days
  • Costa Rica: 30 days
  • Cuba: E-visa, 30 days
  • Curacao: 30 days
  • Dominican Republic: 90 days
  • El Salvador: 90 days
  • Egypt: Visa on Arrival, 30 days
  • Georgia: 90 days
  • Honduras: 90 days
  • Japan: E-visa, 30 days
  • Kosovo: 15 days
  • Kyrgyzstan: 7 days
  • Malaysia: 20 hours
  • Mexico: 180 days
  • Montenegro: 30 days
  • Morocco: E-visa, 30 days
  • Nicaragua: Visa on Arrival, 30 days
  • North Macedonia: 15 days
  • South Korea: 30 days
  • Panama: 30 days
  • Peru: 180 days
  • Philippine: 14 days
  • Qatar: Visa on Arrival, 30 days
  • Saudi Arabia: Visa on Arrival, 90 days
  • Sao Tome and Principe: 15 days
  • Serbia: 90 days
  • Singapore: 96 hours
  • Sint Maarten: 30 days
  • Thailand: E-visa, 60 days
  • Turks and Caicos Islands: 30 days
  • UK: 24 hours
  • United States of America!

34 countries you can visit with a Canada visa on a Chinese passport

  • Anguilla: 90 days
  • Antigua and Barbuda: 30 days (Visa on Arrival)
  • Aruba: 30 days
  • Belize: 30 days
  • Bermuda: 30 days
  • Bonaire: 90 days
  • British Virgin Islands: 180 days
  • Canada!
  • Cayman Islands: 30 days
  • Chile: 90 days
  • Costa Rica: 30 days
  • Cuba: 30 days (E-visa)
  • Cuba: 30 days (E-visa)
  • Curacao: 30 days
  • Dominican Republic: 90 days
  • El Salvador: 90 days
  • Georgia: 90 days
  • Honduras: 90 days
  • Kosovo: 15 days
  • Mexico: 180 days
  • Morocco: 90 days
  • Nicaragua: 30 days (Visa on Arrival)
  • North Macedonia: 15 days
  • Panama: 90 days
  • Peru: 180 days
  • Philippine: 14 days
  • Qatar: 30 days (Visa on Arrival)
  • Saudi Arabia: 90 days (Visa on Arrival)
  • Singapore: 96 hours
  • Sint Maarten: 30 days
  • South Korea: 30 days
  • Thailand: 60 days (E-visa)
  • Turks and Caicos: 30 days
  • United Kingdom: 24 hours

44 Non-Schengen countries you can visit with a Schengen visa on a Chinese passport

  • Albania: 90 days
  • Andorra: 90 days
  • Antigua and Barbuda: 30 days (Visa on Arrival)
  • Armenia: 21 or 120 days (Visa on Arrival/ E-visa)
  • Aruba: 30 days
  • Bahrain: 14 0r 30 days (Visa on Arrival/ E-visa)
  • Belize: 30 days
  • Bonaire: 90 days
  • Bosnia and Herzegovina: 30 days
  • Bulgaria: 90 days
  • Colombia: 180 days
  • Costa Rica: 30 days
  • Cuba: 30 days (E-visa)
  • Curacao: 30 days
  • Cyprus: 90 days
  • Dominican Republic: 90 days
  • Egypt: 30 days (Visa on Arrival)
  • El Salvador: 90 days
  • Georgia: 90 days
  • Gibraltar: 21 days
  • Guatemala: 90 days
  • Honduras: 90 days
  • Kosovo: 15 days (Visa on Arrival)
  • Kyrgyzstan: 7 days
  • Mexico: 180 days
  • Moldova: 90 days
  • Monaco: 90 days
  • Montenegro: 30 days
  • Morocc0: 30 days (E-visa)
  • North Macedonia: 15 days
  • Panama: 30 days
  • Peru: 180 days
  • Qatar: 30 days (Visa on Arrival)
  • Romania: 90 days
  • Saint Maarten: 30 days
  • San Marino: 30 days
  • Sao Tome and Principe: 15 days
  • Saudi Arabia: 90 days (Visa on Arrival)
  • Serbia: 90 days
  • Singapore: 96 hours
  • South Korea: 30 days
  • Thailand: 60 days (E-visa)
  • United Kingdom: 24 hours
  • Vatican City: 90 days

Disclaimer: Although this information was last updated in May 2024, Please note that visa regulations and entry requirements may change, so verifying with the respective embassies or consulates before planning your trip is essential. Additionally, some countries may have specific conditions or restrictions for entry, even if you hold a UK visa or residency permit

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