China → Libya
Sources describe the Libya eVisa as single-entry, valid for 90 days, with a stay of up to 30 days.
A mainland China ordinary passport is not listed among visa-exempt nationalities and is not listed among the eVisa-ineligible nationalities in the sources. Short tourist visits normally require a tour operator or local sponsor, and independent tourism is generally not allowed. Travelers may be refused if travel documents show an Israeli visa or evidence of entry to Israel. Tourist entry may require proof of funds, with exceptions for paid tour packages or resident sponsorship as described by the source. Business-purpose eligibility should be confirmed with the sponsor or Libyan mission for the applicable visa category.
Based on passport-specific data. · as of 2026-06-18
Official source ↗Common questions
No sourced visa waiver was found for holding a U.S. visa. The sources list only Algeria, Tunisia, and certain Egypt/Turkey age or gender groups as visa-exempt or conditionally visa-exempt, and describe eVisa access for most other countries. A mainland China passport holder should use the Libya eVisa/sponsor process.
No sourced visa-free or visa-on-arrival rule was found. Singapore is not listed among Libya's visa-exempt nationalities and is not listed among the eVisa-ineligible nationalities, so the eVisa route applies.
No. The United States is not listed among Libya's visa-exempt nationalities and is not listed among the eVisa-ineligible nationalities. A U.S. passport holder should generally apply for the Libya eVisa, with stay up to 30 days.
No APEC-based waiver can be sourced. The ABTC visa-free arrangement applies among APEC economies subject to pre-clearance; Libya is not an APEC economy, and Libya visa sources do not list an ABTC waiver.
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