Starting June 1, 2025, the Chinese mainland will welcome travelers from Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, and Uruguay with a one-year visa-free entry trial. This move follows the recent China-Community of Latin American and Caribbean States Joint Action Plan for Cooperation in Key Areas for 2025–2027, which aims to boost collaborations in infrastructure, manufacturing, and beyond.
Experts including Jiang Shixue from Shanghai University and Daniel Morales from Sun Yat-sen University say this initiative is about more than easy travel—it’s a step toward deepening people-to-people connections. Whether it’s business meet-ups, tech conferences, or cultural exchanges, this trial makes it easier for Latin American visitors to experience the real vibe of the Chinese mainland. 🚀
For young digital nomads and adventurers, imagine exploring buzzing tech hubs, tasting amazing street food, and joining energetic start-up events without the usual visa hassles. This move not only simplifies travel but also paves the way for innovative global exchanges. ✈️
Overall, the visa waiver signals a fresh priority for the Chinese mainland in fostering international cooperation and cultural understanding—an exciting prospect for a more connected future!
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
