China Vaccine Requirements and Health Declaration

Please Note:

All restrictions have been lifted, Health Declaration is no longer needed. Transit is allowed.

Borders are reopened.

Do I need a vaccine to travel to China?

COVID Vaccination is no longer required.

However, China may require proof of vaccination against yellow fever to prevent any travelers from arriving with this disease and spreading it in the country. Polio may be present in some parts of China, so make sure that you are up to date with this vaccine.

Do I need to take a PCR COVID-19 Test before traveling to China?

No, China has removed all testing requirements.

Is there a quarantine requirement on arrival to China?

No, there are no quarantine requirements.

Where can I see what documents I need to visit China?

Using the Visa.com Checker Tool is the best way to find out what you need to get to China safely.

This feature was created for ease of use and to provide all the information relevant to your travel situation. If you apply with iVisa, you have the right to spend 30 days in China with your eVisa.

Keep in mind that most of the time you will need at least these basic items:

• Valid passport.
• Email address.
• Credit/debit card for payments.

Where can I read more information?

Stay up-to-date with the latest developments on the site or speak to one of the teams of experts whom you can reach through the online chat.

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