Can I bring fruit with me during my layover in Shanghai?

Fresh fruits and vegetables are prohibited from being carried or sent into the country. Check out the full list of animals and plants, their products, and other quarantine items prohibited from being carried or sent into China here.

Can I combine modes of transportation and still be granted the 144-hour visa waiver?

While transportation options for the 144-hour visa waiver include cruises, planes, and railways, combining modes of transportation does not guarantee eligibility for the waiver.

How to store luggage at metro stations

Starting from July 27, the Shanghai Metro is piloting a self-service luggage storage service at 24 locations across 12 metro stations.

FAQs on visiting China visa-free

Thanks to several newly-implemented policies, an increasing number of foreigners are now able to visit China visa-free. The National Immigration Administration recently answered some of the frequently asked questions on visa-free entry.

Travel tips: Prohibited items in the subway

To ensure seamless passage, it's crucial to be aware of items that are not permitted inside the station.

FAQs on China's 24-hour visa-free transit for intl travelers

Discover information on China's 24-hour visa-free transit policy for international travelers, covering requirements, permits, restrictions, and extensions in this guide.

Where can I store my luggage while traveling in Shanghai?

There are now 227 cultural and tourist sites across Shanghai that offer luggage storage services.

All you need to know about travel accident insurance

Here is all the essential information you need to know about travel accident insurance before embarking on your next journey.

How do I navigate tourism issues in Shanghai?

If you experience unsatisfactory service at a scenic spot, first address the concern with the staff on-site. Should the issue persist, contact 12345 for assistance. You are expected to report the situation in detail, providing any relevant evidence for a more effective resolution.

Can I bring necessary medication for personal use when traveling in Shanghai?

According to the National Medical Products Administration, individuals can bring a small amount of medication for personal use when entering or leaving the country. However, the drugs should be for personal use, within reasonable quantity, and subject to Customs inspection.