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Do Singapore citizens need a visa for China?

A clear, up-to-date answer for Singapore passport holders, based on China's official immigration policy.

Visa-free entry

Currently valid
BasisThe China-Singapore mutual visa exemption agreement took effect on 9 February 2024: holders of ordinary passports may enter without a visa for a single stay of no more than 30 days.
ConditionsHold a valid ordinary passport and enter without a visa; the duration of stay is subject to the agreement; work, study and other activities requiring prior approval are not permitted.
Maximum stay30 days
Entry portsAll open ports of entry
Official sourcecs.mfa.gov.cn/

Visa policies are based on official announcements by China's National Immigration Administration (NIA) and may change at any time without notice. This tool is for reference only. Please confirm the latest requirements with the Chinese embassy or consulate in your country before travelling.

Frequently asked questions

Do Singapore citizens need a visa for China?

Visa-free entry — 30 days. The China-Singapore mutual visa exemption agreement took effect on 9 February 2024: holders of ordinary passports may enter without a visa for a single stay of no more than 30 days.

How long can Singapore citizens stay in China without a visa?

30 days.

Where can Singapore citizens check the latest visa rules?

Visa and visa-free rules change often. Always confirm the latest requirements with the Chinese embassy or consulate in your country before travelling.

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