Do China passport holders need a visa to visit VU?

Chinese ordinary passport holders can enter Vanuatu visa-free for tourism. No advance visa or visa-on-arrival fee is required; immigration grants a free visitor stay (commonly 30 days, extendable) on arrival upon presenting a valid passport, onward/return ticket and proof of funds. Vanuatu places China on its visa-exempt list, so Chinese ordinary passport holders do not need a visa arranged in advance for short tourist visits. On arrival, immigration issues a free visitor permit. Most sources cite an initial 30-day stay, which can be extended in-country; Vanuatu's published policy also allows visa-exempt visitors tourist stays of longer duration (up to 120 days) at the immigration officer's discretion. The passport should be valid for at least 6 months beyond arrival with a blank page, and officers may ask to see a return/onward ticket and evidence of sufficient funds. Entry is for tourism, family visits or business meetings only; work or study requires a separate visa applied for in advance. There is no eVisa, ETA or paid visa-on-arrival requirement for Chinese tourists, making this a straightforward visa-free route. Travelers connecting through third countries (often Australia, New Zealand or Fiji) should check transit visa rules for those countries separately, as those may differ from Vanuatu's own policy.