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MFA Spokesman's Comments in response to media queries on visa requirements for Singaporeans travelling to China

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17 September 2008

In response to media queries on the visa requirements for Singaporeans travelling to China, the MFA Spokesman said: "The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and our Embassy in Beijing have been informed b...

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In response to media queries on the visa requirements for Singaporeans travelling to China, the MFA Spokesman said:

"The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and our Embassy in Beijing have been informed by the Chinese authorities that with effect from 19 September 2008, China will reinstate the visa-free facility for Singapore ordinary passport holders intending to travel to China for a period of 15 days or less."
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MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS
SINGAPORE
17 SEPTEMBER 2008

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