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For our friends from China, a visa is generally required to enter Bermuda. This is a key point, so don't overlook it! You'll need to apply for a Bermuda visa through the appropriate channels before your trip. It's not something to take lightly, so make sure you '划重点' (mark the key points) here.

However, here's the good news, a real '小确幸' (small but certain happiness) for many: if you hold a valid multiple-entry visa for the United States, Canada, or the United Kingdom (and it's valid for at least 45 days beyond your planned stay in Bermuda), you are exempt from needing a separate Bermuda visa. U.S. Permanent Residents (Green Card holders) are also exempt. This can really simplify things, so check your existing visas!

Your passport is your golden ticket, so make sure it's in tip-top shape! For entry into Bermuda, your passport must be valid for at least 45 days beyond your intended departure date from the island. This is a non-negotiable, so double-check those expiry dates – no '马虎' (carelessness) allowed!

It's always a good idea to have a passport with ample validity, just in case your travel plans have a little 'surprise' extension. Better safe than sorry, right? Having a few blank pages for stamps is also a smart move, ensuring you're '妥妥的' (definitely) ready for your adventure.

If you're just passing through Bermuda, thinking of a quick layover, listen up! Unlike some places where airside transit is a breeze, Bermuda generally requires a transit visa for Chinese citizens unless you meet specific exemptions. So, don't assume you can just '路过' (pass by) without checking – that could lead to unnecessary hassle.

The good news is, the same exemptions apply as for full entry: if you hold a valid multiple-entry visa for the USA, Canada, or the UK (valid for 45+ days beyond your transit), or a U.S. Green Card, you're likely all set. Otherwise, you'll need to '搞定' (get it done) a transit visa beforehand. Always confirm with your airline too, to be absolutely sure!

Good news for those planning a trip! Bermuda no longer requires a specific pre-arrival Travel Authorisation form. During the pandemic, there was a mandatory form, but that's now a thing of the past, making your entry process a bit smoother. No need to worry about extra paperwork on that front, which is quite '给力' (awesome)!

So, while you still need to ensure your visa and passport are in order, you can cross off 'Travel Authorisation' from your checklist. It's always wise to keep an eye on official government updates, just in case, but for now, it's 'all clear' on this particular requirement, letting you focus on the fun stuff.

Currently, Bermuda does not offer an electronic visa (eVisa) system for citizens from China. This means you won't find a direct online portal to apply for your Bermuda visa. It's a more traditional application process, so prepare accordingly; no '一键搞定' (one-click solution) here, unfortunately!

You'll typically need to apply for your Bermuda visa through a British Embassy, High Commission, or a designated visa application centre in China. It's best to check the official UK government website or the Bermuda Department of Immigration for the most accurate application procedures and required documents. Plan ahead to avoid any last-minute '抓瞎' (being at a loss).