China has eased visa rules for Indian travelers, removing online appointments, exempting biometrics for short stays, reducing fees, and speeding up approvals. Over 50,000 visas have been issued so far in 2025, making travel more accessible.
The Chinese Embassy in India has extended reduced visa fees for travelers until December 31, 2025, making travel to China more accessible for Indian citizens. This positive development comes amidst improving relations between the two nations.
China has relaxed its visa-free transit policy, extending the permitted stay for eligible foreign travelers to 240 hours (10 days). This significant change allows visitors from 54 countries, including the US, UK, and Canada, to explore more of China during their transit. The policy now covers 60 open ports across 24 provinces, with expanded travel options within the country.
China has announced a significant expansion of its visa-free policy. From November 30, 2024, visitors from 38 countries can stay in China for up to 30 days without a visa. This move aims to boost tourism and strengthen international relations.
China has launched a visa-free policy for nine countries, starting November 2024, allowing 15-day visits for tourism, business, and family purposes. This initiative aims to boost cross-border travel and enhance economic ties, offering easy access to one of the world's most diverse destinations.
Starting November 8, 2024, citizens from nine new countries, including South Korea, Norway, and Finland, can visit China visa-free for up to 15 days. This move adds to China’s efforts to enhance international tourism and business ties.
China has further relaxed its visa policies for European travelers, granting visa-free entry to five more European countries starting October 15, 2024. This brings the total number of European countries eligible for visa-free travel to China up to 18.
Japan Airlines is giving international travelers the chance to explore Japan’s diverse regions with free domestic flights. From the cultural wonders of Kyoto to the scenic beauty of Hokkaido, this offer encourages tourists to go beyond popular destinations.
The Australian government has announced a new ballot system for Work and Holiday visas from China, Vietnam, and India. This pre-application process aims to ensure a fair and transparent selection process for the highly sought-after visas
India and China are on the cusp of restoring direct passenger flights, marking a significant step towards normalizing air travel between the two Asian rivals. The announcement was made by India's Civil Aviation Minister following a meeting with his Chinese counterpart. The resumption of flights could boost economic ties and foster closer diplomatic relations between the two countries.
