Travel visa-fie to china: China will test a visa-free policy for general passport holders of 5 countries like Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru and Uruguay from June 1. Due to this, 5 new members will be added to China’s unilateral visa-free travel list. From June 1, 2025 to 31 May 2026, general passport holders of these 5 countries will be able to enter China within 30 days without visa to do business, tourism, relatives and friends and exchange transit within 30 days.

This is the first time that China’s visa-free policy has been extended to the countries of Latin America and Caribbean. So far, the number of countries implementing unilateral visa-free policy in China has increased to 43. China has included five new countries in a visa -free policy testing.

People from 43 countries will enter without visa

Let us know that after this, the figure of countries implementing unilateral visa -free policy in China has increased to 43. Meaning that people from a total of 43 countries in China can also come without a visa and at the same time people of these countries are not only allowed to roam, but have also been allowed to do business, where China has increased the visa-free policy to Latin America and Caribbean countries.

In which countries can Indians travel without visas?

Indian citizens can travel without visas in neighboring countries like Nepal and Bhutan. In addition, many countries like Mauritius, Maldives, Indonesia, Fiji, Dominica, Grenada, Jamaica, St. Kitts and Nevis, St. Lucia, St. Vincent and Grenadines also have visa-free admission. In some countries, Indians get visas on arrival, which makes the journey easier. This facility is provided to promote tourism and strengthen bilateral relations.

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Indian-china news: The Government of India has formed an inter-ministerial import enhancement monitoring group. This was done because by imposing high fees on some countries like China and Vietnam in America, these countries can send their goods to India. The ministry also said that China’s counter duty on American goods may increase the arrival of American agricultural products in India.

Additional Secretary in Commerce Department L Satya Srinivas told the media, “With global uncertainties related to duty, apparently the apprehensions related to bounce have increased … Import enhancement monitoring group has been formed to look into it.” He said that if any unusual growth is reported, then the Ministry of Commerce can take action like dumping-rakshati or Rakshopai (SEFGD) fee.

Monitoring weekly and monthly trends

L Satya Srinivas said that the group is monitoring weekly and monthly trends according to goods and countries. He said, “If there is an unusual bounce, we would like to understand the reasons for this.” This group includes representatives of the Department of Commerce, DGFT (Directorate General of Foreign Trade), CBIC (Central Indirect Taxes and Customs Board) and Industries and Internal Trade Produce Department (DPIIT). Officers of other ministries are also being consulted if needed.

There was risks of dumping of goods in India

According to the ministry, an assessment made recently has led to the risk of dumping of goods in India due to counter -duty in the midst of global trade tension. According to this, exporters of countries like China, Vietnam and Indonesia can send goods to India due to rising costs in the US. Significantly, the US has imposed a heavy duty of 145 percent on Chinese goods. In retaliation, China has also imposed a 125 percent fee on American goods, causing the trade war.

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