China has imposed new travel restrictions for travelers arriving from countries with high epidemiological risk.

To minimize the risks of spreading COVID-19, China has imposed stricter travel restrictions for travelers arriving in China from countries with a high epidemiological risk.

Passengers departing from countries with a high epidemiological risk, such as the Republic of Congo, Seychelles, South Africa, Egypt, Algeria, Pakistan, Zimbabwe and Saudi Arabia, will have to isolate themselves for 14 days before traveling to China.

Passengers have also been warned that they must take direct flights to China and, if there are no direct flights, they must be single-stop flights.

China's Foreign Ministry has not issued an official statement.

China's Foreign Ministry has not issued any official statement on the latest travel restrictions. However, the Embassies of the Republic of China in the above-mentioned countries have sent official notifications of the new travel rules.

Previously, travelers entering China were required to test negative for COVID-19 and be approved by a Chinese embassy or consulate prior to departure. Also, upon arrival in China, they had to undergo 21 days of self-isolation.

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