Do citizens of Denmark need a visa for China?
No. With a passport from Denmark you enter mainland China visa-free for up to 30 days, which comfortably covers the 15-day program, Aug 2–16, 2026.
Your nationality has 30-day visa-free entry to mainland China, which comfortably covers the 15-day program.
- Verify your passport is valid for 6+ months beyond travel.
- No visa or invitation letter is needed, you enter on your passport.
Per China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, this visa-free entry currently runs through December 31, 2026.
What these 15 days are
Roamray is a 15-day study program in Shanghai, Aug 2–16, 2026: three faculty-hosted days each at Fudan, Tongji and Shanghai Jiao Tong, an official certificate from each, USD 9,999 all-in per student. International airfare is not included.
How long can travellers from Denmark stay in China visa-free?
Up to 30 days per entry under the current scheme. The program runs 15 days, Aug 2–16, 2026, so the window covers arrival, the full program and a comfortable buffer.
Is an invitation letter needed?
No. No visa and no invitation letter, you enter on a valid passport. Check that it stays valid for at least six months beyond travel.
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