The real situation when you hold a Chinese Passport.
The situation unfolded when a young man from China was departing from Senegal in West Africa. Upon entry, he indeed did not need a visa, but when he arrived at the exit checkpoint, Senegalese staff charged him a visa fee of 50 euros for the reason that,
Isn't it said that Senegal offers visa-free access for Chinese citizens? With no other choice and a flight to catch, the young man reluctantly paid the 50 euros, boarded the bus to the plane, and was seething with anger.
At this year's "Two Sessions" in China, member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, Dai Bin
Upon hearing this, Chinese citizens were eager to test the true value of their Chinese passports. The video clips above are firsthand experiences of Chinese citizens at the airports of one of the 150 visa-free countries mentioned by the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC).
In Southeast Asia, a Chinese traveller named Ali encountered a similar situation. This travel enthusiast, believing the words of the CPPCC that Chinese passports can gain visa-free entry to 150 countries, thought that it must certainly include Malaysia. So, one day in March, while Ali was travelling in Thailand, he decided to enter Malaysia via a land border crossing by bike, intending to get a visa on arrival.
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