China Tours from Singapore: 30 Days Visa-Free
Singaporeans can enter China visa-free for 30 days, and direct flights reach Guangzhou in under five hours. For food lovers, the Greater Bay Area — Guangzhou, Shunde and Chaoshan — is the gastronomic capital of the Chinese-speaking world. We run private tours from Singapore, halal-friendly and tailored to your pace.
Singapore citizens: visa-free entry to China for up to 30 days. Popular tours: 5-day Chaoshan Food Tour from $338, 6-day Greater Bay Area from $555, 10-day classic China from $1,650 per person.
Close, easy, delicious
Under 5 hours
Direct flights from Changi to Guangzhou and Shenzhen — a weekend food trip is realistic.
30 days visa-free
Mutual visa exemption — no application, no fee, no paperwork.
Food at the source
Cantonese cuisine, Chaoshan beef hotpot and Shunde gastronomy — where it all began.
Halal arranged
Halal meals and prayer-friendly planning available on every itinerary.
What Singaporeans book
Visa-free, straightforward
Singapore ordinary passports: up to 30 days visa-free per entry · cumulative stays under 90 days in 180 days · passport valid 6+ months · tourism, business, family or transit. Rules verified for your dates before booking.
Frequently asked questions
Do Singaporeans need a visa for China in 2026?
No. Under the mutual visa-exemption agreement, Singapore citizens with ordinary passports can enter China visa-free for up to 30 days per entry. Passport must be valid for six months or more.
How far is the flight from Singapore to China?
Direct flights from Singapore (SIN) to Guangzhou take about 4.5 hours; to Shenzhen about 4.5 hours; to Shanghai about 5.5 hours. Multiple carriers fly the routes daily.
Is a weekend trip to China possible from Singapore?
Yes — a Friday-to-Monday trip to Guangzhou or Shenzhen works well: dim sum, Shunde food, and modern city sights. Many Singaporeans also add Chaoshan for the food.
Can you arrange halal meals?
Yes, halal meals can be arranged across our itineraries. Let us know your dietary requirements when you book.
How much does a China tour from Singapore cost?
Private tours run $165–$350 per person per day: 5-day Chaoshan from $338, 6-day Greater Bay Area from $555, 5-day Guilin from $540, 10-day classic from $1,650.
What is the best season to visit?
Autumn (September–November) and spring (April–June) offer the best weather across China’s classic cities. Summer is hot but lively; winter suits Harbin’s ice festival.
Plan your China tour from Singapore
Send your dates and group size — a tailored itinerary with itemized pricing within 24 hours.