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China visa rules for Georgia passport holders
Checked against official Chinese sources on 9 November 2026
30days · Visa-free under a mutual exemption agreement Visa-free
- Up to 30 days per entry with an ordinary Georgia passport.
- Any open port, anywhere in mainland China. No onward ticket required by the rule itself.
- Some agreements also cap the total days you can spend in China within 180 days — plan longer or repeated trips with that in mind.
- Work, study and journalism still need a visa.
- Agreement in force since 28 May 2024.
Official source: Table of China’s mutual visa exemption agreements (version updated 25 Feb 2026)
FAQ
Do Georgia passport holders need a visa for China?
Georgia passport holders can visit China visa-free for up to 30 days.
How long can I stay in China with a Georgia passport?
Up to 30 days per entry for tourism, business, visiting family or friends, exchange or transit. For longer stays, or to work or study, apply for a visa.
Do I need a return ticket?
The 30-day rule does not require an onward ticket by itself, but airlines and border officers can ask how and when you will leave, so carry a booking for your departure and your first hotel.
Next steps
- Set up Alipay before you fly — most shops and taxis don't take foreign cards.
- Install the essential apps — maps, taxis, trains and translation that work in China.
Visa-free entry is not guaranteed: immigration officers decide at the border. Your passport should be valid for at least 6 months. Always check the official sources linked above before you book.