China's National Immigration Administration says eligible nationals of 54 countries may transit to a third country or region through designated ports and stay within approved areas for up to 240 hours; Jiangxi's permitted area includes Jingdezhen.
This is transit, not general visa-free entry
The National Immigration Administration's December 17, 2024 announcement extended eligible transit stays to 240 hours and added Nanchang Changbei International Airport as a participating port. Jingdezhen is included in Jiangxi's approved stay area.
This is a transit policy, not unconditional entry. Travelers generally need an eligible nationality, valid international travel document and confirmed onward journey to a third country or region; a simple return to the same country should not be assumed to qualify.
Placing Jingdezhen in the route
After entering through Nanchang, travel to Jingdezhen by high-speed rail, direct airport coach or private transfer. Spend two or three nights on Taoyangli, China Ceramics Museum, Taoxichuan and studios, then return to Nanchang or continue within the approved area before departure.
Connections through Shanghai, Hangzhou, Huangshan or other ports require separate checks of the entry port, permitted stay area and exit port. Do not infer eligibility from a travel map alone.
Check before ticketing
Prepare a passport, confirmed onward ticket with date and seat, hotel address and full itinerary. Reconfirm eligibility with the airline and border inspection at the intended port. Country lists and port coverage can change; the latest NIA notice controls.
A private car and multilingual guide can assist with local transport, bookings and general communication but cannot decide immigration eligibility. English, Japanese, French, Spanish, Russian and Korean travelers should verify policy before ticketing.