15 day visa exemption limit

Question

As a Singapore passport holder, there is a 15 day visa exemption. If my stay is exactly 15 days (including arrival day and departure day), will there be a problem? I wish to stay in mainland China for 15 days, visit Taiwan for a few weeks, then go back to mainland China for another 15 days, will each visit be considered a separate entry? Will I need to get a Visa in this case?

Derek · Answer

it is no problem if you will leave within 15 days. If you will visit Taiwan in between, it will be considered a separate entry. but it is ok for you visit like this without visa.

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