Travel just got easier! China and Singapore have signed a 30-day mutual visa exemption agreement starting February 9—just in time for Lunar New Year celebrations . Ordinary passport holders can now explore, do business, or visit family without the hassle of visa applications.
This follows December’s visa-free deal with Malaysia , part of China’s growing network of travel partnerships. To date, China has mutual visa exemptions with 157 countries, simplified visa processes with 44 nations, and full exemptions with 22, including the Maldives and Kazakhstan .
For globetrotters and entrepreneurs alike, this means smoother travel and business opportunities across Asia and beyond. Whether you’re chasing K-drama locations or sealing startup deals , China’s doors are opening wider.
China and Singapore have signed a 30-day mutual visa exemption agreement starting February 9—just in time for Lunar New Year celebrations 
. Ordinary passport holders can now explore, do business, or visit family without the hassle of visa applications.
, part of China’s growing network of travel partnerships. To date, China has mutual visa exemptions with 157 countries, simplified visa processes with 44 nations, and full exemptions with 22, including the Maldives and Kazakhstan 
.
or sealing startup deals 
, China’s doors are opening wider.
