China’s visa environment continues to evolve as the country focuses on economic revitalisation, foreign investment, and controlled cross-border movement. For individuals and companies operating in China, keeping up with the latest visa requirements is essential to avoid delays, compliance issues, or unexpected disruptions to business activities. By 2026, visa processes are increasingly digital, more regulated, and structured to encourage long-term, skilled foreign engagement

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