For Chinese passport holders with an Australian visa or PR
Countries Chinese citizens can visit with an Australian visa or PR
These countries trust an Australian visa or PR and waive or ease their own visa for Chinese citizens.
- 5 countries open up
- 5 visa-free
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Honduras Visa required→Visa-free
Valid visa substitutes for a Honduran visa.
Also accepted: US visa, UK visa, Schengen visa, Canada, Japan, New Zealand, Singapore, UK residence, EU residence.
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Kosovo Visa required→Visa-free
Valid multiple-entry Schengen visa or biometric Schengen residence permit. Some categories are limited to 15 days.
Also accepted: US visa, Schengen visa, Canada, Japan, EU residence.
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Montenegro Visa required→Visa-free30 days
Supporting visa must stay valid for your whole stay.
Also accepted: US visa, UK visa, Schengen visa, Canada, Japan, New Zealand, Ireland, UK residence, EU residence.
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Panama Visa required→Visa-free30 days
Multiple-entry visa already used once in the issuing country. Show about USD 500 or proof of funds. Sources differ on the minimum visa validity (6 months or 1 year).
Also accepted: US visa, UK visa, Schengen visa, Canada.
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Peru Visa required→Visa-free180 days
Supporting visa valid 6+ months from arrival. Up to 180 days in 365.
Also accepted: US visa, UK visa, Schengen visa, Canada, Green Card, UK residence, EU residence.
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Common questions
Which countries can Chinese citizens visit with an Australian visa or PR?
5 destinations relax their rules for Chinese citizens who hold an Australian visa or PR, including visa-free entry to Honduras, Kosovo, Montenegro, Panama, Peru. Conditions differ by country.
Does an Australian visa or PR have to be valid on arrival?
Yes, in almost every case. Many countries also want it valid for some months after you arrive, and a few want it already used once. The exact rule is listed under each country.
Perks are re-checked every week. Rules can change, so give the official site a quick look before you fly.