China Visa Requirements:
Tourist Visa (L Visa): Most travelers visiting China require a tourist visa, which permits a stay of up to 30 days.
Seamless Group Visa Service: For this China package, our trusted partner offers an exclusive, streamlined group visa service for TripToGo members at US$180. Simply select this option at checkout, and once the payment deadline arrives and full payment has been received, our partner will contact you to guide you through the application process. If your visa is rejected, you will receive a full refund from our trusted partner. Check Official Details Here (Download Visa Application Form Here)
● Visa Application Document Requirements for Group Visa Service:
● Passport Information Page: Submit a clear, readable copy of your passport's personal information page (all four corners visible).
● Flight Ticket Confirmation: Flight ticket confirmation/itinerary is required for the entire travel group. If you booked flight with Triptogo, we will provide that for you.
● Electronic Photo: One recent electronic passport-style photo meeting the 2-inch photo requirements is required for each traveler.
● U.S. Passport Holders: If the passport holder was born outside the United States, please provide the city of birth.
10-Year China Visa: Travelers can also apply for a 10-year China visa directly through our trusted visa partner. - Apply Here
240-Hour Visa-Free Transit: If you're transiting through China on your way to a third country or region, you may qualify for the 240-hour visa-free policy. Check Official Details Here
Visa-free Policy for Canada and the UK: From 00:00 on February 17, 2026 to 24:00 on December 31, 2026 (Beijing Time), citizens of Canada and the UK holding ordinary passports may enter China visa-free and stay for up to 30 days for tourism purposes. Check Official Details Here
● Visa-Free Transit Eligibility: Travelers must be transiting through China, arriving from one country and departing to a different third country, with a confirmed onward ticket departing within 240 hours of arrival.
● Entry and Exit Rule:
* The country you depart to after China must be different from the country you arrived from. Even connecting flights are considered—you cannot transit through the same country you entered from, as China bases eligibility on the first country you arrive in after leaving China.
* This means if you enter China from South Korea, you can fly out to any other country—including direct flights or connecting through places like Japan or Hong Kong—but you cannot transit back through South Korea, as China considers the first country you arrive in after leaving China when determining eligibility.
● Passport Requirements: Your passport must be valid for at least six months from the date of arrival in China.
● Other Passport Holders: Travelers from other countries should check with the Chinese consulate or embassy for specific visa requirements. Check Official Details Here
● Tour Group Requirement: Foreigners are not allowed to travel to Tibet independently. You must travel as part of an organized tour with a licensed travel agency.
● Required Documents: You will need to provide the following documents to the travel agency for the application:
● Passport Photo Page: A clear color scan or high-quality photo of the passport photo page is required.
● Chinese Visa: If applicable, provide a clear color scan or high-quality photo of your Chinese visa.
● Clarity of Documents: The scans or photos provided must show both the photo and text clearly, with no glare or blurriness.
● Both New and Old Passports: If you have both new and old passports, both must be provided as color scans or high-quality photos, and you must carry both when entering Tibet.
● Consistency of Passport: The passport used for the Tibet Travel Permit application must be the same as the passport used for entry into China