English
Etymology
From visa + -free.
Pronunciation
Adjective
visa-free (not comparable)
- Not requiring a visa when entering a country.
2025 November 26, Fang Yongrui (pseudonym), “Tourism as Treason: Pastor Sun Chenghao Sentenced to Four and a Half Years for a Trip”, in Bitter Winter[1], archived from the original on 26 November 2025:It begins, as so many Chinese legal dramas do, with a perfectly ordinary act. A pastor buys a plane ticket, passes through customs, and takes his friends to South Korea’s Jeju Island—a visa‑free paradise better known for honeymooners than dissidents. They return home, suntanned and unscathed. Months later, the pastor is in shackles, accused of “organizing others to cross the national border illegally.”
Translations
not requiring a visa
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- Mandarin: 免簽 / 免签 (zh) (miǎnqiān)
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