Q1: Can I still be denied entry if I hold a valid Chinese visa?
Q2: What questions should I expect at Immigration?
A2: To ensure a smooth transit, we recommend having clear answers (and supporting documents) for the following: Purpose of Travel: (e.g., tourism, business, or visiting family). Duration of Stay: The number of days you plan to remain in China. Accommodation Details: The name and address of your hotel or your host's residence. Onward Travel: Proof of a return flight or a ticket to your next international destination. Answer honestly and clearly. Immigration officers primarily verify whether your information matches your stated purpose of entry.
Q3: How do I use a foreign driver's license in China?
A3: This depends on the length of your stay: Short-term Stay (≤90 days): You may drive by carrying your original passport and visa, your original foreign license, and a notarized Chinese translation of that license. Road Safety Essentials: China drives on the right-hand side. There is a strict zero-tolerance policy for drunk driving. Please ensure all passengers wear seatbelts and always yield to pedestrians.
Q4: Do I need to fill out an Arrival Card?
Q5: Which Apps are essential for traveling in Guizhou?
A5: Navigation: Amap (Gaode) or Baidu Maps (highly accurate for mountain routes); Translation: Youdao or iFlytek (excellent for real-time voice translation); Payments: Alipay or WeChat Pay (both support linking international credit cards); Local Guide: One-Code Tour Guizhou for official ticket bookings and real-time scenic area updates.
Q6: How do I stay connected (SIM cards & Internet)?
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