The visa exemption for Brazilians traveling to China for up to 30 days should intensify commercial, technological, and academic relations, benefiting sectors such as agribusiness, technology, and renewable energy, in addition to expanding partnerships and competitiveness in the Asian market.

This facility allows Brazilian executives, professionals, startups, and entrepreneurs to visit China more easily, participate in trade fairs, business meetings, negotiation rounds, and technical visits, which speeds up the decision-making process and expands opportunities for partnerships in the Asian market.

Brazilian companies in the technology, agribusiness, renewable energy, and innovation sectors are the main beneficiaries. Startups and technology companies, especially those involved in artificial intelligence, 5G, agritech, and renewable energy, gain easier access to innovation hubs such as Shenzhen, one of the world's largest technology centers, which can boost technical exchanges and joint development of innovative solutions.

(Source: Terra.com - Brazil, on June 4)