You may enter China visa-free for up to 30 days
Based on your passport (Brazil), you appear to qualify under China’s unilateral visa-free policy for short stays of up to 30 days.
What this means for your trip
- Passport valid for at least the length of your stay (policy max: 30 days)
- Purpose of visit should match permitted short-stay activities
- Round-trip or onward ticket may be requested
- Hotel / police registration within 24 hours if required
- Do not overstay — extensions are generally not available under visa-free entry
Notes for Brazil passport holders
- Brazil is on China’s unilateral visa-free list for ordinary Brazilian passports on short stays.
- Long-haul itineraries from São Paulo or Rio often arrive via Europe or the Middle East into Beijing, Shanghai, or Guangzhou — prepare Alipay/WeChat Pay before landing.
- Brazil is also on the 240-hour transit list, but a dedicated holiday usually uses the longer visa-free stay.
- If you need more than the published visa-free maximum, apply for a visa at a Chinese consulate in Brazil before you fly.
Route planning
Brazilian travelers often arrive via Europe or Middle East hubs into Beijing, Shanghai, or Guangzhou.
240-hour transit
Based on your passport (Brazil), you appear to qualify under China’s unilateral visa-free policy for short stays of up to 30 days.
The permitted stay area depends on your entry port. Enter your exact route in the checker before relying on this option.