Non-Chinese
passport holders (including those of Taiwan, Hong Kong SAR, Macau
SAR and other countries) must have an Alien's Travel Permit as well
as a valid passport and a visa (Travelers from countries having
visa exemption agreement with Hong Kong do not need a visa) to visit
Tibet. A visa can be obtained from the local Chinese consulate in
your country. Since the government encourages group tours to Tibet
the permit is issued only to tour groups traveling with a Chinese
tour operator. The Tibet Travel Permit is issued for free by China
Tibet Tourism Bureau. Your travel agency will represent you to facilitate
the application process.- Travel to Tibet
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Non-Chinese
passport holders (including those of Taiwan, Hong Kong SAR, Macau
SAR and other countries) must have an Alien's Travel Permit as well
as a valid passport and a visa (Travelers from countries having
visa exemption agreement with Hong Kong do not need a visa) to visit
Tibet. A visa can be obtained from the local Chinese consulate in
your country. Since the government encourages group tours to Tibet
the permit is issued only to tour groups traveling with a Chinese
tour operator. The Tibet Travel Permit is issued for free by China
Tibet Tourism Bureau. Your travel agency will represent you to facilitate
the application process.Last updated:
