Chinese visa for Singapore citizen

Singapore citizens do not require a visa when visiting China for visits up to 15 days. Are there any exceptions to this rule? The person in question is planning to transit through Kashgar and Urumqi (visiting Kyrgyzstan and Kazachstan) and I understand these are sensitive areas within China.

Is applying for a visa recommended in such a scenario?

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Does Singapore citizen need visa to China?

Under China's Visa Free Policy, ordinary passport holders of Singapore, Brunei and Japan may visit mainland China without visa, if the entry purpose is for tour, family visit, business or transit within 15 days. For other cases, longer stay, else purpose of visiting, a China Visa is required.

How can I get China visa in Singapore?

Requirements:

One duly completed visa application form. ...

One recently taken 2X2 inch. ...

Original passport with at least 2 blank visa pages and valid for at least 6 months beyond the date of application.

A diplomatic note from your government, consulate general, or the United Nations is required.

Can Singapore citizens travel to China?

Travellers from Singapore to China are required to take a nucleic acid test (PCR test) 48 hours before departure and another PCR test 24 hours before departure.

How long can I stay in China with a Singapore passport?

Singapore diplomatic, service or official passport holders are exempt from a visa to Mainland China for up to 30 days.

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