Vietnam, Thailand and Malaysia to ease visa rules for Chinese
Updated: 2015-11-11 09:48
By Yan Dongjie(chinadaily.com.cn)
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But an additional condition is required, which is that the tourists have to buy a tour package approved by governments of both China and Malaysia.
The details are not clear yet.
These moves come five months after Singapore – also a favorite Southeast Asian destination for Chinese tourists – began issuing multiple entry visa for Chinese tourists, allowing tourists to visit Singapore multiple times in a validity period of as long as 10 years.
Besides, if a Chinese is qualified for a multiple entry visa, his or her spouse and children younger than 21 are qualified, too.
Chinese tourists are Singapore's second-biggest market with 1.46 million visitors to Singapore in the first eight months of 2015, according to data from the Travel Bureau of Singapore.
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