China visa for citizens of Georgia
Citizens of Georgia can visit China without a visa for up to 30 days (30 days per entry; most also max 90 days in 180 (Belarus max 90 days per year)).
With a passport of Georgia
Visa free, 30 days
30 days per entry; most also max 90 days in 180 (Belarus max 90 days per year)
Recent: Uzbekistan from 1 Jun 2025, Azerbaijan from 16 Jul 2025, Malaysia from 17 Jul 2025, Samoa 2 Apr 2025, Solomon Islands 28 Dec 2024, Georgia 28 May 2024, Antigua and Barbuda 11 May 2024, Thailand 1 Mar 2024, Singapore 9 Feb 2024, Kazakhstan 10 Nov 2023.
Where can I travel?
Every destination for citizens of GeorgiaBy purpose of the trip
| Purpose | What you need |
|---|---|
| Tourism | Mutual visa exemption agreement, 30 days |
| Business | Mutual visa exemption agreement, 30 days |
| Family visit | Mutual visa exemption agreement, 30 days |
| Study | Visa free, 30 days |
| Work | Visa free, 30 days |
| Transit | Mutual visa exemption agreement, 30 days |
Ways into China
Mutual visa exemption agreement
Visa free- Official fee
- Free
- Stay
- usually 30 days per entry, max 90 days in 180; some agreements 90 days
- Processing
- at the port of entry
- Interview
- No
Check before you travel
- Unilateral list end date 31 Dec 2026: no extension into 2027 found on MFA/NIA as of 2026-11-04 (extensions were announced in November in past years). Re-check after mid November 2026.
- Malaysia mutual exemption effective date 17 Jul 2025 not confirmed on a Chinese government page (NIA table dated April 2025 predates it); Azerbaijan date from Azerbaijan MFA, Uzbekistan from Uzbek MFA.
- Russia extension to 31 Dec 2027 confirmed via Shanghai municipal government site quoting MFA spokesperson, not the MFA notice itself.
- Laos, Grenada and Tonga rows in the NIA mutual-exemption table are ambiguous.
- L visa fee not a single figure: depends on nationality and mission; reduced fees until 31 Dec 2026.
Questions
Do citizens of Georgia need a visa for China?
Citizens of Georgia can visit China without a visa for up to 30 days (30 days per entry; most also max 90 days in 180 (Belarus max 90 days per year)).
How much does it cost?
Mutual visa exemption agreement: Free. This is the official government fee; prices can change, so check the official site before you pay.
Can Sroky apply for me?
Not for this trip yet. Apply on the official site: https://en.nia.gov.cn/n147418/n147463/c181470/content.html.
Can I study or work in China on this?
Study and work need their own permission; see the official site.
China for other passports
Official sources
Checked on November 4, 2026
- Chinese Embassy in Denmark: Notice on Extending the Unilateral Visa-free Policy (4 Nov 2025)
- MFA spokesperson, visa waiver for Canada and UK from 17 Feb 2026
- Shanghai government: visa-free policy for Russia extended to 31 Dec 2027
- NIA: Details of Mutual Visa Exemption Agreements (Apr 2025)
- NIA: Visa-Free Transit Policies (20 Aug 2026)
- Azerbaijan MFA press release No:272/25
- Uzbekistan MFA: entry into force of visa exemption with China
- Chinese Embassy in the US: visa fee reduction extension
- China Online Visa Application (COVA)
Sroky is a private company and is not part of any government. The destination decides on every entry. Rules change: the official source always applies.