Nation's border ports to use new bilingual signs
english.shanghai.gov.cn|
November 27, 2024
China's National Immigration Administration has unveiled a set of new bilingual signs for the country's border ports.
The signs will be used in 311 border ports across the country from Dec 1. They are expected to help inbound travelers better navigate the border entry process.
The following are some of the signs:
Source: National Immigration Administration
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