ChinaPass.ai is your AI travel kit for landing in China.
Build a China-ready arrival plan with payment setup, essential apps, transport notes, Chinese address cards, and a realistic itinerary from your landing city. Not a visa, government, or official travel pass.
First MVP city set
Start with the places U.S. travelers are most likely to land.
Shanghai
上海First-time visitors who want a smooth soft landing, modern China, food streets, museums, and easy high-speed rail connections.
Last verified: 2026-07-01
Beijing
北京History, imperial sites, Great Wall trips, museums, and travelers checking whether a short visa-free transit route can work.
Last verified: 2026-07-01

Guangzhou
广州Food-focused travelers, Canton Fair visitors, business trips, and routes connecting into Shenzhen, Hong Kong, or the Pearl River Delta.
Last verified: 2026-07-01
Shenzhen
深圳Modern city energy, hardware markets, design, tech culture, and travelers combining mainland China with Hong Kong.
Last verified: 2026-07-01
Free vs paid
The free plan builds trust. The survival pack solves the arrival stress.
Safety-critical guidance stays visible. Paid unlocks focus on convenience: printable cards, detailed routes, PDF-ready notes, and city-specific handoff text for taxi, hotel, restaurant, and station moments.
Free preview
- Full trip skeleton and daily themes
- 1-2 highlights per day
- Basic arrival checklist
- City warnings and guide links
China Arrival Survival Pack
- Detailed daily route and transfer notes
- Chinese address and taxi cards
- Payment and essential app setup pack
- Offline PDF or downloadable trip notes
Verified guides
Start with the hard parts.
Guide
China Payment Guide for Foreigners
A first-timer checklist for paying in China with foreign cards, mobile wallets, cash backup, and realistic expectations.
Last verified: 2026-07-01
Guide
Essential China Apps for First-Time Visitors
The core apps to install before landing in China, plus what each one is actually for during the first 24 hours.
Last verified: 2026-07-01
Guide
240-Hour China Visa-Free Transit Guide
A practical, non-legal overview of how travelers should think about China's 240-hour transit policy before planning a short trip.
Last verified: 2026-07-01
Guide
China Taxi and Didi Guide for Visitors
How to reduce taxi confusion in China with Chinese destination cards, app preparation, and simple driver-facing phrases.
Last verified: 2026-07-01