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Shanghai in Move to Allow Longer Stays without a Visa

By Zhang Minjie
July 26, 2012
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A VISA-FREE policy allowing travelers to stay in Shanghai for 48 hours before leaving for their next foreign destination may be extended, the city's border police said yesterday.

Under consideration is a change in policy which would allow the time period to be 72 hours.

The visa-free policy is seen as part of the city's efforts to attract more travelers and visitors and enhance Shanghai's reputation as an air transport hub.

Lu Zhitao, deputy director of the Shanghai Exit and Entrance Frontier Inspection Station, said yesterday that the new policy would "greatly benefit passengers and airlines as well."

Lu said the policy had been approved by the State Council, China's Canibet, and they were working on the details of how it would be applied. No timetable for its introduction was announced yesterday.

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