The National Immigration Administration (NIA) announced Friday that fewer Chinese passports were issued in the first half of this year as the government maintained stringent border controls to curb COVID-19 The NIA noted in a press release that the immigration officials issued 335,000 passports in the first six months of this year, largely for the purposes of studying, working, and doing business abroad. According to the announcement, the amount was only 2% higher than the same period in 2019. The NIA has continued to prohibit unnecessary and non-urgent travel abroad...
For years, investors from New York to Shanghai have flocked to China’s After-school private education corporations, which...
The Shanghai Airport Group issued a mandate that all staff entering Shanghai Airport terminals must wear masks...
According to the State Council of the People’s Republic of China, there were 5 high-risk locations and...
A lot of foreigners have been asking how to apply for the International Vaccine Passport within China,...
The following three flights to China have resumed full operation starting July 27: China Southern Flight CZ3056...
This is a hot topic among foreigners who stayed in China during the first days of the...
The following four flights have resumed full operation starting July 20: Oman Air flight WY851 from Muscat...
For an overview of all the suspended flights, please visit this page here. On July 19, the Civil...
Flight MS953 from Cairo to Hangzhou has resumed full operation starting July 17 after purging its suspension....
