China Tour Packages from Singapore 2026

No. Singapore and China have a mutual 30-day visa exemption in force since 9 February 2024, and it still applies as of September 2026. Singapore passport holders enter mainland China visa-free for stays of up to 30 days for tourism, business or visiting relatives. Because it is a bilateral agreement rather than one of China's unilateral visa-free schemes, it is not tied to an annual expiry date. Carry a passport with at least six months' validity; Hong Kong and Macau have separate entry rules.

April–May and September–October are the best all-round months for most of China. Harbin Ice Festival runs January–February, Yunnan flowers peak February–April, Zhangjiajie autumn is October–November. Avoid Golden Week (1–7 October) and CNY week unless you book months ahead.

Webuy China group tours start from S$899 twin-share for 6-day Yunnan, S$1,099 for Beijing–Shanghai, and S$1,299 for Zhangjiajie or Harbin. Senior-paced and halal departures match standard pricing. Private tours from around S$1,599 pp (4-pax sharing).

Beijing and Shanghai are around 6 hours direct. Yunnan (Kunming) 4.5 hours. Chengdu 5 hours. Guilin 4.5 hours via direct or 1-stop. Harbin 7–8 hours via 1-stop. We use SQ, Scoot, China Eastern or Air China depending on the route.

Yes — China is safe, but cashless WeChat Pay / Alipay-only environments and Great Firewall app blocks make DIY tricky. Our Singaporean leaders handle payments, translations, train tickets and on-the-ground SIM. Most clients say the leader is what makes the trip work.