Not sure, but if business travel, why not get a visa? Better safe than sorry.

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Jan 6, 2025
11:33:10am

Blue for Life Truly Addicted User

Not sure, but if business travel, why not get a visa? Better safe than sorry.

I would assume your company would pay for any costs associated with it?

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Originally posted on Jan 6, 2025 at 11:33:10am

Message modified by Blue for Life on Jan 6, 2025 at 11:33:35am

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Does anyone here understand the 10-day visa free China policy?

hadmonster

Jan 6, 11:22am

Not sure, but if business travel, why not get a visa? Better safe than sorry.

Jan 6, 11:33am

Absolutely but they are tightwads so if they can save $150 they will

hadmonster

Jan 6, 11:46am

Yea I would be telling them I am not going without a current visa.

Jan 6, 11:49am

This is what will happen. Just gathering evidence to back me up.

hadmonster

Jan 6, 12:03pm

It’s a huge pain too. But is good for 10 years

Jan 6, 11:52am

I had a 10-year visa that expired. They are back to doing 90-day now

hadmonster

Jan 6, 12:04pm

Eh. I wouldn't risk it.

greatbam

Jan 6, 11:42am

I’ve used it before on a trip when I was only in Beijing for 2 days

Tare

Jan 6, 11:52am

I just got back from 4 weeks in China.

Stringer Bell

Jan 6, 2:38pm

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