According to data, there are currently only 17 countries in the world that offer visas on arrival to Chinese citizens holding a passport and flight ticket. Moreover, East Timor offers visas on arrival with a clause that Chinese citizens must also present a visa issuance permission slip from the embassy.
According to the Beijing Entry-Exit Frontier Inspection Station, “Although many people say that these 18 countries are dangerous, it’s actually very likely that following next year’s visa-free agreement with Thailand there will be more and more such visa-on-arrival countries in the future.”
At present, the following countries offer visas-on-arrival to Chinese citizens:
Source: sina.com.cn
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Once again fact checking fails: there are 48 territories which issue visas to Chinese citizens on arrival. There are 17 territories which require **no visa** for Chinese citizens to be able to visit. This information is literally a Wikipedia search away. Come on.
Nov 16, 2013 10:30 Report Abuse
If they still haven't, these places will soon find out more about what "you pay for what you get" means.
Nov 14, 2013 21:29 Report Abuse
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