China → Antigua and Barbuda
Chinese ordinary passport holders are visa-free for short tourist/business visits; China-Antigua and Barbuda visa-waiver sources state a maximum of 90 days in any 180-day period.
Hold a valid passport and satisfy normal border-admission requirements. Sources differ on updates: Antigua and Barbuda immigration-derived lists still show China as 1-month visa-free, while China-side treaty sources state 90/180; verify with carrier/immigration before travel.
Based on passport-specific data. · as of 2026-06-18
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- Visa on arrival· schengen_visa
For travelers who otherwise require a visa, holding a valid Schengen visa may allow a visa on arrival. The source does not state a guaranteed stay length; stay is determined by border/visa officers.
source ↗ - Visa on arrival· uk_visa
For travelers who otherwise require a visa, holding a valid U.K. visa may allow a visa on arrival; the source also mentions a U.K. resident card. The source does not state a guaranteed stay length.
source ↗ - Visa on arrival· us_green_card
For travelers who otherwise require a visa, holding a valid U.S. permanent resident card may allow a visa on arrival. The source does not state a guaranteed stay length; stay is determined by border/visa officers.
source ↗ - Visa on arrival· us_visa
For travelers who otherwise require a visa, holding a valid U.S. visa may allow a visa on arrival. The source does not state a guaranteed stay length; stay is determined by border/visa officers.
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Common questions
Usually no. Chinese ordinary passports are sourced as visa-free, and Antigua and Barbuda immigration-derived sources also state that holders of a valid U.S. visa may receive a visa on arrival. If an airline checks against older lists, carry the U.S. visa and verify before travel.
Hong Kong SAR passports are listed as visa-free for 1 month.
No visa is required, and no ETA/ETIAS requirement was sourced; U.S. passports are listed as visa-free for 6 months.
Yes. Antigua and Barbuda immigration-derived sources state that holders of a valid U.S. visa or permanent resident card, Canadian visa or permanent resident card, U.K. visa or resident card, or Schengen visa may be granted a visa on arrival.
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.