China

Updated:May 17, 2022

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Details & Exceptions

Tests: Required
Quarantine: 14 days

Before entry

PCR up to 48 hours before
or Antibody up to 48 hours before

Coming back to United States

PCR or Lab Antigen up to 1 days before

Public Transportation: Limited
Attractions: Open in most areas
Businesses: Open in most areas
Masks: Required in some cases
Restaurants: Open in most areas
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Required Documents

To enter China

3 Documents

To return to United States

2 Documents

Information

General

China is gradually opening up for business travel only, while domestic restrictions vary and change frequently with changes in infection numbers.

Can I travel to China?

It is possible to travel to China as newly qualified entrants. It depends on vaccination status, after applying for a visa and providing negative test results.
Most travelers are still not allowed to enter or transit through China, unless they have a visa issued after March 28th, 2020.
Flights from several high-risk countries are banned.
Travel from Botswana, Eswatini, Lesotho, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, and Zimbabwe is banned.

Do I need to go into quarantine when arriving to China?

All international arrivals are required to enter a 14 days quarantine in designated locations.

Are COVID-19 tests required to travel to China?

Those permitted to enter China will be required to submit a health declaration, and provide negative PCR results, no older than 48 hours before travel plus an antibody test, no older than 48 hours before travel.
Anyone arriving will undergo health screening in the airport.
Travelers leaving high-risk provinces might be required to present negative test results when traveling domestically.
Arrivals must apply for a green health code with the "HS" mark or a certified health declaration form from the Chinese consulate in their home country before traveling to China.

Is public transportation open in China?

Public transportation in most of China is operating and domestic flights resumed, under health measurements. Trave to and from some high-risk areas is banned.

Are the restaurants and bars open in China?

Some restaurants have begun reopening their dining rooms, in limited capacity and for limited hours.
Regulations vary between provinces.
In high-risk areas, restaurants and bars are closed.

Are businesses and attractions open in China?

Some of China's main tourist attractions have re-opened under social distancing rules and capacity limitations. It is recommended to check each attraction individually in advance.
In high-risk areas, non-essential businesses and attractions are closed, and leaving the house is permitted for essential reasons only.
Your travel history will be recorded and used to enter some public facilities.