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对中国公民的签证政策参考
请注意：如遇政策变更或其他意外因素，以下签证政策参考可能不准确，请以当地海关或相关政府机构的公告为准。
乌兹别克斯坦
自2025年6月1日起，中国公民将可免签入境，单次停留不超过30天（180天内累计停留不超过90天）。因工作、学习、新闻采访等需事先批准的活动入境对方国家，或计划在对方国家停留超过30天的人员，仍需在入境前办理签证。本协议不适用于中国香港和澳门特别行政区。
哈萨克斯坦
自2023年11月10日起，持公务护照、普通护照和旅行证件的中国公民可免签入境哈萨克斯坦从事私人事务、商务活动（含谈判、签订合同、提供咨询服务等商务活动）、旅游、医疗、国际运输、过境等活动，单次停留不得超过30天，180天内累计停留不得超过90天。
吉尔吉斯斯坦
根据中吉双边协议，持外交、公务护照的中国公民可免签入境吉尔吉斯斯坦，停留30天。持其他护照者需办理签证。此外，自2023年10月21日起，持美国、英国或其他申根国家有效期三年及以上长期签证（仅限签证，不包括绿卡、永久居留卡等，且签证须贴于有效护照上）的中国公民，可经比什凯克玛纳斯国际机场免签入境吉尔吉斯斯坦，停留不超过7天，离境后21天可免签再次入境。中国香港、澳门特别行政区永久居民，持有效旅行证件和往返机票，也可经玛纳斯国际机场免签入境吉尔吉斯斯坦，停留不超过30天，离境后30天可免签再次入境。
塔吉克斯坦
持外交、公务或普通护照的中国公民在塔吉克斯坦停留30天，可免签。超过30天的停留需在塔吉克斯坦总领事馆办理签证续签。持因私护照的中国公民须在入境塔吉克斯坦前向塔吉克斯坦驻华大使馆申请签证。如需申请塔吉克斯坦落地签，须提前获得经塔吉克斯坦外交部确认的签证邀请函，方可在机场申请落地签。
自2017年1月1日起，塔吉克斯坦将启用电子签证申请系统，签证申请必须通过网站www.visa.gov.tj提交。
土库曼斯坦
根据中国和土库曼斯坦双边协议，持外交、公务或普通护照的中国公民前往土库曼斯坦可免签。持上述护照者如在土库曼斯坦停留超过30天，须提前申请签证。持普通护照的中国公民前往土库曼斯坦前须申请签证：前往土库曼斯坦前须申请签证。在土库曼斯坦驻华大使馆申请签证，须提交有效护照（有效期至少六个月，且至少有两页空白页）、邀请机构的书面申请、两份正式邀请函复印件（第二份须在入境时 出示给移民局）以及两张3x4厘米的免冠照片。旅游签证只能通过旅行社办理。在土库曼斯坦工作或学习三个月以上的人士，申请签证时须提供健康证明。
阿富汗
阿富汗驻华大使馆通常签发有效期为30天的单次入境签证。申请人须提供护照、身份证、签证申请表以及阿方邀请函。签证申请详情，请联系阿富汗驻华大使馆（地址：朝阳区东直门外大街8号），电话：010-65321582（中文）或010-65322269（传真）。
有效护照和签证必须持有至少六个月，经出入境和海关部门查验后方可入境。2025年5月15日，阿富汗临时政府规定，持“AIR ONLY”签证的中国公民只能通过机场出入境，不得通过陆路出入境邻国。
Visa Policies Refereces for Central Asian Residents
PLEASE NOTE: In the event of policy changes or other unexpected factors, the visa policy reference below may not be accurate. Please refer to the announcement of China customs or relevant government agencies.
The Department of Consular Affairs WEBSITE | About Chinese Visa
Q: Who does not need visa?
A: Nationals of 47 countries, namely Brunei, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, Malaysia, Switzerland, Ireland, Hungary, Austria, Belgium, Luxembourg, New Zealand, Australia, Poland, Portugal, Greece, Cyprus, Slovenia, Slovakia, Norway, Finland, Denmark, Iceland, Andorra, Monaco, Liechtenstein, Korea, Bulgaria, Romania, Croatia, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Malta, Estonia, Latvia, Japan, Bazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Uruguay, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Kuwait and Bahrain holding valid ordinary passports are exempted from visa requirement if coming to China for the purpose of business, tourism, family or friends visits, exchange and transit. They can stay in China for no more than 30 days without visa.
Q: Do foreign nationals eligible for a visa waiver need to make declarations to Chinese embassies or consulates in advance?
A: Foreign nationals eligible for a visa waiver do not need to declare in advance to Chinese embassies or consulates before entering China without a visa.
Q: Will the purpose of intended stay in China be examined by Chinese border inspection authorities when entering China? How will it be done? Are other documents needed for entering China in addition to a passport?
A: Foreign nationals traveling for purposes of business, tourism, family or friends visits，exchange and transit that meet the visa waiver requirements can be allowed to enter China without a visa upon examination and approval in accordance with law by border inspection authorities. Entry into China shall be denied by border inspection authorities in accordance with law to foreign nationals who travel for purposes that do not meet the visa waiver requirements or who are not allowed to enter China in accordance with laws and regulations. It is recommended to take documents such as invitation letters, air tickets and reservations of accommodation as a proof corresponding to the purposes of entry into China. Visa waiver does not apply to those who come to China for work, study, journalistic or alike purposes.
Q: Is there any additional requirement for minors eligible for a visa waiver?
A: Visa waiver requirements for minors are the same as for adults.
Q: Are there any requirements on the type and validity of entry documents?
A: For foreign nationals, an ordinary passport valid for at least the duration of intended stay in China is needed. Holders of travel documents or temporary or emergency documents other than ordinary passports are not allowed to enter into China without a visa.
Q: How to calculate the duration of stay of 30 days?
A: The duration of stay without visa is calculated from the next day of entry and lasts for 30 calendar days.
Q: Does the visa waiver apply to foreign nationals who travel from a third country?
A: Eligible foreign nationals can depart for China from any country or region.
Q: Does the visa waiver apply to foreign nationals who travel by forms of transport other than planes?
A: The visa waiver applies to all travelers coming to China through any sea, road and air port open to foreign nationals (except where laws, regulations and bilateral arrangements specify otherwise). For arrivals in China by private transport, certain procedures for entry and exit of means of transport shall be processed in accordance with relevant laws and regulations of China.
Q: Does the visa waiver apply to tour groups?
A: The visa waiver applies to eligible foreign nationals either in tour groups or as individuals.
Q: If the length of intended stay exceeds 30 days, can the visa waiver be extended?
A: Foreign nationals planning to stay in China for over 30 days shall apply for visas corresponding to their purposes of stay in advance at Chinese embassies or consulates. If they have to stay longer than 30 days for appropriate and sufficient reasons after entering China without a visa, they shall apply for stay permits to the exit and entry administrations of public security authorities of China.
Q: Does the visa waiver allow multiple entries? Is there any requirement on the length of intervals between each entry, or any restriction on the number of entries without a visa or total days of stay?
A: Foreign nationals eligible for the visa waiver can enter China without a visa multiple times. Currently, there is no restriction on the number of entries or total days of stay, but those who enjoy visa-free travel to China shall not engage in activities inconsistent with their purpose of entry.