China → Guinea
Ordinary Chinese passport holders need a Guinea eVisa before travel for short tourist/business visits; short-stay eVisa is up to 90 days.
Requires a valid passport/travel document, scanned passport data page, return ticket and yellow fever certificate; on arrival present the Entry Visa Letter and border officers may capture photo/fingerprints. Chinese passports endorsed for public affairs have a separate 30-day visa-free rule and are not the bare ordinary passport case.
Based on passport-specific data. · as of 2026-06-18
Official source ↗Documents & how to apply
- Valid passport or travel document — Passport validity must be more than 6 months on arrival.
- Scanned copy of passport data page
- Valid return ticket
- Yellow Fever Certificate
- Entry Visa Letter — Sent after approval; required at Guinean entry checkpoints.
- Sufficient funds for the stay — Official source lists cash, traveller's cheque, debit card or credit card.
- Proof of accommodation — Listed by the official source as needed at Guinean entry checkpoints.
💳 80 USD (government fee) 📍 Apply online through Guinea's official ETA/eVisa portal; after approval, use the Entry Visa Letter on arrival and complete visa issuance at the visa-on-arrival counter.
Submitting online does not itself grant the visa; after approval, an Entry Visa Letter is issued and the traveler must attend the visa-on-arrival counter for photo and fingerprint capture. Carry return ticket, accommodation proof and evidence of sufficient funds for entry checks.
Requirements vary by consulate — verify with the official source. official ↗
Common questions
No visa-free waiver is supported by the sources found. The checked sources list ordinary Chinese passports for Guinea as eVisa, and Guinea's official eVisa page says foreign nationals need a visa except visa-waiver countries, without listing a U.S.-visa-holder exemption.
Yes. UK travel advice says a visa is required to visit Guinea for up to 90 days and that an eVisa can be applied for online for private and business travel.
No. Singapore MFA states Singaporeans may stay in Guinea for up to 30 days without a visa.
Do not plan on doing that. The U.S. State Department says a tourist visa is required and to apply online through Guinea's visa website before travel; Guinea's eVisa process issues an Entry Visa Letter after approval, then the visa is handled at the arrival counter.
Verify with official sources
Visa policy changes without notice and this page is reference information that may contain errors. Before travel, verify via the official sources below or contact the destination country's embassy / consulate / immigration authority directly; final admission is at the destination government's discretion.