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Which nationality will be the most common among e-visa holders entering Shanghai by December 31, 2024?
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Shanghai Municipality•China•Singapore•Shanghai Pudong International Airport•CCTV News•Shanghai•Lingang Special Area
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Shanghai Issues China's First E-Visa, Allows 30-Day Stay
Jul 13, 2024, 09:00 AM
Shanghai Municipality has issued China's first e-visa, marking a significant move in promoting the use of electronic visas. A traveler from Singapore became the first foreign visitor to enter China with the e-visa, passing through the border checkpoint at Shanghai Pudong International Airport. CCTV News reported that the e-visa, trialed for Shanghai's Lingang Special Area, allows a 30-day stay.
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