Summary Of The Latest Entry And Visa Policies Of All Countries in The World in February 2023

On January 8, 2023, China implemented new immigration policies：

1. Travelers entering China are required to do a PCR test 48 hours before arrival, and only those with negative results can enter China without applying for a health code from our embassies and consulates abroad, and filling the results into the customs health declaration card. If the result is positive, travelers will be denied entry.

2. Removal of PCR tests and centralized quarantine upon entry.

3. Travelers with abnormal health declaration or symptoms such as fever will be tested for COVID-19 at customs. If the result is positive, travelers who are asymptomatic or with light symptoms can isolate at home, while others can go to medical institutions for treatment as soon as possible.

4. The "five-one" policy (one flight a week for one airline in one country) and seat-rate restrictions on the number of international passenger flights will be removed, and the number of flights will be increased in phases to optimize route distribution. Passengers are required to wear masks in-flight.

5. Gradually restore passenger transport and entry at waterway ports. For international cruise ships, pilot projects will be carried out first, and then gradually liberalized. It will provide more convenience for Chinese and foreign crews to change shifts within China.

According to the international epidemic situation and the service capacity in all aspects, the outbound tourism of Chinese citizens will be resumed in an orderly manner.

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Latest entry policies of other countries:

Banned entry into Morocco: from January 3, people of any nationality from China will not be allowed to enter the DPRK for the time being: from January 1, Chinese citizens will be temporarily prohibited from entering the country. Recent entrants, including Korean citizens, must be quarantined for 30 days. Restricted entry into Taiwan, China, China: from January 1, Chinese Mainland will carry out PCR testing at the airport or port of passengers coming to Taiwan, and cooperate with seven days of autonomous epidemic prevention and self screening of the United States: from the early morning of January 5, passengers aged 2 and above who depart from China (including Hong Kong and Macao) to the United States must provide COVID-19 negative testing certificates or rehabilitation certificates that were carried out within two days before departure. This measure should be taken regardless of the nationality and vaccination status of passengers. This measure also applies to passengers departing from China and taking the United States as a transit to other destinations. This requirement also applies to passengers who have boarded from Incheon International Airport, Vancouver International Airport or Toronto Pearson International Airport to the United States and have lived in China (including Hong Kong or Macao Special Administrative Region) within the past 10 days. According to the CDC, these three airports cover the vast majority of passengers who depart from China and transfer from these airports to the United States. Health officials in the United States said that the implementation of the policy was mainly to prevent virus variants. UK: From January 5, COVID-19 test results will be provided within two days when travelling from Chinese Mainland to England, and children aged 11 and below do not need to provide them. The document can be either paper or electronic on the mobile phone. Passengers need to provide the original of the test results, and the airline will check them, and those who fail to pass the test will be refused to board. The test results must be in English, French or Spanish. This provision applies to all direct and connecting flights departing from Chinese Mainland. Transfer flights include flights that stop in other countries and regions one or more times before arriving in England, including Hong Kong and Macao. This provision applies not only to England as the final destination, but also to England as the stopover place. Canada: From January 5, passengers from China, Hong Kong and Macao need to provide a 48-hour nucleic acid negative report, which is tentatively implemented for 30 days. Spain: from December 29, passengers from China need to provide COVID-19 test negative certificate or COVID-19 vaccine full course vaccination certificate Italy: from December 29, passengers from China need to show nucleic acid negative certificate within 72 hours France: from January 4, passengers from China need to show nucleic acid negative certificate within 48 hours; On flights from China, masks must be worn; After arriving in French territory, nucleic acid test is required in Israel: from January 1, non-Israeli citizens departing from China will provide a negative report of nucleic acid test in Australia: from January 5, inbound passengers from China must provide a negative certificate of nucleic acid within 48 hours in Japan: from December 30, passengers with a history of living in China within 7 days will be subject to landing inspection when entering Japan, and if they are positive, they need to be isolated for 7 days; From December 30, only four airports, including Tokyo, Osaka and Nagoya, will be opened for flights departing from China. South Korea: Since January 2, passengers from China need to show a negative nucleic acid certificate within 48 hours; All passengers from China receive a PCR test within the first day of arrival in South Korea; Limit the issuance of short-term visas to Chinese citizens before the end of January. India: Since January 1, passengers from China, Japan, South Korea, Thailand and Singapore will be provided with nucleic acid negative certificate within 48 hours; The temperature of passengers from these countries will be checked when the flight arrives. If passengers from these countries have symptoms or test negative, they will be quarantined. Malaysia: People who have a history of living in China in the past 14 days or have close contact with people who have a history of living in China in the past 14 days must undergo rapid antigen detection when entering the country; All inbound passengers must undergo a temperature test at the gate. Iran: From January 3, passengers from China need to show more than two doses of COVID-19 vaccination certificate or nucleic acid test negative report within 72 hours Qatar: From January 3, passengers from China must provide nucleic acid negative report within 48 hours.