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Answers to FrequentlyAsked Questions.

Q1: Can I still be denied entry if I hold a valid Chinese visa?

A1: It is possible. A visa is a preliminary permit, but final entry is at the discretion of immigration officers. You may be denied entry if you cannot clearly articulate your purpose of travel or itinerary, or if your provided information contradicts your visa type.

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?

A4: Yes. During your flight, you will receive an Arrival Card. Please complete this in English with your personal details, passport number, and local address in China. If you are unsure, the cabin crew or the sample cards at the airport terminal can assist you.

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)?

A6: Upon landing at Guiyang Longdongbao International Airport (KWE), you can visit the International Arrivals Hall to purchase a short-term SIM card. China's major carriers offer 7-day to 30-day "traveler packages" including data, voice, and SMS.

Q7: Who should I contact in an emergency?

A7: Police: 110 Medical Emergency: 120 Fire Department: 119 Emergency Rescue: 95707

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