Denmark to China visa requirements

Danish ordinary passport holders can enter mainland China visa-free for eligible short visits of up to 30 days through 24:00 Beijing time on 31 December 2026. Danish ordinary passport holders can enter mainland China visa-free for business, tourism, family and friend visits, exchange visits, or transit when the stay does not exceed 30 days. The Chinese Embassy in Denmark notice dated 5 November 2025 extends the unilateral policy for Denmark and other listed countries until 24:00 Beijing time on 31 December 2026, and the National Immigration Administration list also includes Denmark. The stay is calculated from 00:00 on the day after entry. The visa-free FAQ says travellers need an ordinary passport valid for at least the intended stay, may enter multiple times without a current limit on the number of entries or total days, and do not need to declare to a Chinese embassy or consulate before travel; activities must still match the visa-free purpose. Work, study, journalism, settlement, official-passport travel, and stays over 30 days require the appropriate visa before travel or, in limited post-entry cases, a stay permit from local exit-entry authorities. For visa-required trips submitted in Copenhagen, the current CVASC schedule lists a Schengen-country regular application total of DKK 850.5, made up of a DKK 338 visa fee and DKK 512.5 service fee, with express, postal, and VIP services costing extra.