What to send

  • Transport: a timetable, fare or station detail that is out of date, with where you saw the current one.
  • Where to stay: a hotel or area note that turned out wrong, especially foreign-passport check-in or a Chinese address.
  • Links: a partner or booking link that broke, opened the wrong page, or showed a fee we did not mention.
  • Entry: official NIA, embassy, airline or airport updates that change a route decision; airline-counter or arrival-card incidents (airline, airport, date, route shape).
  • Arrival card: scam domains or screenshots of paid third-party forms imitating the official portal.

Every guide also has a "Report a problem with this page" box at the bottom; using it tells us which page you mean without you typing the address.

Report here

Tell us which page and what is wrong. No name or email is needed; if you want a reply, add an email address at the end and say so. Do not include passport numbers, birth dates or payment-card details, and redact personal data from screenshots before sending them by email.

Prefer email? hello@chinareadycheck.com.

For urgent travel decisions, verify the current policy at en.nia.gov.cn and with your airline. This site is informational, not legal advice or an official travel document.