Starting from January 8, 2023, COVID-19 will be managed as a Class B infectious disease in China, and border control measures will be adjusted accordingly. The above measures will be effective for all passengers arriving in China after 00:00 am (included) on January 8, 2023. China-bound travelers are advised to read the following information to facilitate traveling:

1. Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) Test

Travelers are required to take PCR test within 48 hours before flight departure, and can only take flight when the test result is negative. It can not be instead of Antigen Rapid Test (ART).

2. Health Code

Travelers are no longer required to obtain health code from the Chinese Embassy in Fiji before departure.

3. Health Declaration to China Customs

Travelers need to declare the negative test result to China Customs by filling the Health Declaration Form either on Wechat mini-program of China Customs (scan the QR code below)，or at https://htdecl.chinaport.gov.cn/htdeclweb/home/pages/healthDeclare/declare.html, or via the China Customs APP.

4. Entry Inspection

There will be no border-entry PCR test when travelers arrive in China, and no quarantine for those whose health declaration and entry inspection produce normal results. In case of abnormal health declaration or any symptoms such as fever detected by China Customs, travelers will be asked to take an antigen test. Those who test positive in the test will need to self-quarantine.

Please notice: Given the ongoing pandemic, the above adjustments do not mean the easing of disease control. Travelers are advised to take primary responsibility for their health, and use precautionary measures for self-protection.