China to Zimbabwe visa requirements

Chinese ordinary passport holders are in Zimbabwe's Category B: you can get a visa on arrival at any port of entry, or apply online for an eVisa in advance. A single-entry tourist visa costs US$30 and grants up to 30 days. Zimbabwe classifies China under Category B of its visa policy, which means Chinese ordinary passport holders do not need to obtain a visa before travelling. You may obtain a visa on arrival at any Zimbabwe port of entry (airports such as Robert Gabriel Mugabe International in Harare and Victoria Falls, plus land borders) by paying the fee in USD cash, or you may apply in advance for an eVisa through the official portal at evisa.gov.zw. A single-entry tourist visa costs US$30, double-entry US$45, and multiple-entry US$55. The visa on arrival is typically issued for a stay of up to 30 days, extendable in-country up to a maximum of 90 days per year. Travellers should carry a passport valid for at least six months with at least one blank page, a return/onward ticket, proof of accommodation, and sufficient funds. Note that travellers also visiting Zambia (e.g., for both sides of Victoria Falls) can consider the KAZA UNIVISA, though eligibility for Chinese nationals should be confirmed at the border. Visa on arrival is the simplest channel; an eVisa is a convenient alternative that lets you pre-pay and pre-fill the entry declaration, with processing averaging about 7 working days.