Afghanistan to Albania

Albanian citizens can enter China visa-free for short stays (often 30 or 90 days, depending on specific agreements, with some sources indicating longer/unlimited for certain purposes), thanks to mutual agreements, but this typically applies to tourism/short visits and requires a valid passport, confirmed onward tickets, and meeting specific entry/exit conditions like designated ports or travel groups. Travelers needing to work, study, or stay longer must still apply for the appropriate visa from

Key Details for Visa-Free Entry

Stay Duration

You can stay for a maximum of 90 days within any 180-day period.

Permitted Purposes

This exemption applies to tourism, business, family visits, exchange visits, or transit.

Passport Requirements

You must hold an ordinary passport valid for at least the duration of your intended stay.

Entry Points

The visa waiver applies to all air, sea, and land ports open to foreign nationals.

Required Documentation for Entry

While no prior visa application is needed, you may be asked to provide the following to border authorities

Proof of Onward Travel

A confirmed return or onward ticket.

Accommodation Proof

Hotel reservations or an invitation letter from a host in China.

Health Requirements

Ensure you comply with current health regulations, which typically no longer require a pre-departure health code but may involve a basic health declaration upon arrival.

Important Limitations

While no prior visa application is needed, you may be asked to provide the following to border authorities

Work & Study

Visa-free entry does not allow for work (Z visa), study (X visa), or long-term residence. Separate visas must be obtained for these purposes from the Chinese Embassy in Albania.

Overstaying

If you need to stay longer than 90 days for legitimate reasons, you must apply for a stay permit at a local Public Security Bureau (PSB) in China before your 90-day limit expires.