"Get ready for the ultimate tropical getaway as Hainan, China launches its revolutionary 30-day visa-free policy for an impressive 59 countries across five continents! Since May 1st, 2018, foreign tourists from these nations can explore every nook and cranny of this stunning province without needing a Chinese visa - talk about a travel game-changer! But don't get too excited just yet; under the new rules, you're only allowed to venture within Hainan's borders for those 30 days. If you want to leave the island and explore other provinces or cities in China, you'll need to apply for a separate visa - so plan accordingly, folks! As of September 2018, these 59 countries have made the cut for this incredible opportunity, with more possibly joining the list soon. Oh, and one more thing: if you want to take advantage of Visa On Arrival (VOA) without being part of a tour group, think again - you'll need to apply through a local agency at least three days in advance. But hey, it's still worth the extra effort for that Instagram-perfect Hainan getaway! And remember, always research beforehand to avoid any visa-related headaches and make the most of your 30-day adventure."
To do so, start by contacting any reputable travel agency based in Hainan and ask them
As long as you possess permission to Hainan by Hainan travel agencies, you will be accepted in any port to begin to enjoy the visa-free policy.
Here are the two airports in Hainan, including Haikou Meiland International Airport and Sanya Phoenix International Airport. An increasing number of various international airlines has been opened. When you have finished your holiday there or just want to know more the airports previously, you can get more information on the official website of Hainan airlines: https://www.hainanairlines.com/GB/GB/Home
Arriving on a Cruise Ship?
The same as the airports, all eligible cruise ships with a stop-off in Hainan are included in the 30-day visa free entry. Add to your cruise adventure with a day in China!
What are the highlights in Hainan?
Honestly, I'm the big fan of this province and have traveled a lot there.
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