Americans can now visit China for up to 10 days without a visa
In an effort to draw in more foreign tourists, China announced on Tuesday that it was extending its visa-free transit policy, enabling Americans and other qualified foreign visitors to remain in some areas of the nation for up to 240 hours, or 10 days.
On its WeChat account, China's National Immigration Agency declared that passport holders from 54 nations are eligible for the policy, which takes effect immediately. They comprise the United States and Canada, as well as nations in Europe, Latin America, and Asia.
As long as they traveled on to a third nation or region, visitors could previously remain in China for up to 72 to 144 hours without a visa, depending on where they went.
Those who have tickets to leave China within 10 days can enter the nation at 60 locations in 24 provinces, inc...