China will grant visa-free entry to nationals of Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, and Uruguay for a period of one year, starting June 1, according to Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Lin Jian. The announcement was made on Thursday during a regular press conference.
This decision follows a recent high-profile forum in Beijing between Chinese and Latin American and Caribbean officials.
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