Mexico: With a valid US visa, you can stay for 180 days.

Cuba: It is visa-free for China to go to Cuba, but since there is no direct flight, it must go through the United States. Therefore, with a US visa, you can go to Cuba smoothly.

Honduras: You can stay for 180 days, and you need to hold a US-Canada or Schengen visa valid for more than 6 months.

Bermuda: Holding a US visa, you can stay for 90 days; Holding a valid US or Canadian visa, you can stay for 180 days

Panama: Holding a valid US visa, and have used it At one time, you can stay in Brazil for 30 days

Costa Rica: You can stay for 30 days. It is limited to BDFH endorsement with a valid US visa. If it is FH, the remaining validity period must be greater than 6 months.

Dominican ***: Hold a valid U.S. visa and apply for a visa on arrival in Dominica. The fee is 11 US dollars and the stay is 30 days.

Dutch Caribbean: Visa-free, requires a valid multiple-entry US visa.

Philippines: With a valid US visa, you can stay in the Philippines for 7 days.

Singapore: Holding a valid US visa can transit through Singapore and stay for 96 hours. The validity period is at least 1 month, and you can only stay once for a round trip.

South Korea: Holding a valid US visa, you can transit in South Korea for 30 days, of course, provided that you are transiting.

Montenegro: With a valid US visa, you can stay for 7 days.

Serbia: With a US visa, you can stay for 90 days.

Turkey: Holding a valid U.S. visa, you can apply for a Turkish electronic visa online. The price is US$60 and is valid for 180 days. You can pay by credit card and print it. In addition to the US visa, if you have a valid visa from Australia (must be a sticker visa), Canada, Ireland, Japan, South Korea, Mexico, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, Schengen, and Israel, you can also apply for an electronic visa to enter Turkey.