So far, we have processed thousands of visa waiver applications, following are the common mistakes most tourists made on Hainan Visa Waiver Application:
Wrong flights booked:
Documents required for visa exemption application include a copy of your passport and proof of round-trip airfare. It is imperative that you arrange for a direct flight to Hainan Island, specifically to either Haikou or Sanya airport, from overseas destinations such as Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan. Similarly, your return journey must also be a direct flight departing from Haikou or Sanya Airport to overseas locations, including Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan, without any layovers in mainland China.
Should you opt for a connecting flight through any city in mainland China, even if you remain within the airport premises, it is essential to obtain a Chinese visa beforehand.
Wrong Accommodations:
Local authorities require all tourists to register within 24 hours of arrival, either at their accommodations or with the local police station. Failure to do so may lead to complications with the local police registration process under the following circumstances:
Tourists residing with family members often overlook the requirement to register with the local office.
We wish to caution all tourists against attempting to outsmart the Chinese authorities:
It is imperative to note that the local immigration possess a comprehensive system for tracking all tourists entering Hainan through visa waivers. Non-compliance with regulations may prompt police officers to contact you for further investigation.
Certain tourists have attempted deceptive tactics without success. They have exploited the flexibility of international flight cancellations to obtain a visa waiver for Hainan Island, only to intend to visit Mainland China. Subsequently, they have booked domestic flights after entering Hainan under the visa waiver. It is crucial to understand that once a tourist with a visa waiver books a domestic flight, the immigration office receive an immediate alert. Consequently, they are unable to depart from domestic terminals. Despite clear instructions prohibiting visits to Mainland China, some individuals have disregarded this directive. Regrettably, they have incurred financial losses and wasted valuable time.
The aforementioned scenarios represent common errors in Hainan Visa Waiver applications. If uncertainties persist regarding flight bookings or accommodation arrangements, please do not hesitate to contact us via email at caddie@sunnysanya.com with your flight particulars. We will verify the details and provide guidance to prevent unnecessary financial and expenditures.
