深化中巴關係：巴西計畫2026年初對中國公民實施旅遊商務免簽
據報導，巴西正計畫對中國的觀光及商務旅客實施免簽證，預計於2026年初宣布。此舉旨在回應中國的單方面免簽措施，並深化與其最大貿易夥伴的關係。
南美巨人正向東方張開雙臂。據當地媒體週三援引政府消息人士報導，巴西正準備對其最大貿易夥伴中國的公民，實施旅遊及商務免簽證待遇。此舉不僅標誌著一項重大的政策轉向，更將深化與北京的雙邊關係。
互惠措施與時程規劃
據當地報紙《經濟價值報》（Valor Economico）報導，這項免簽計畫預計將在2026年初對外宣布。此舉被視為對中國先前單方面給予巴西公民短期停留免簽待遇的回應，使兩國在簽證政策上處於對等地位。這將為雙邊的商業往來與觀光交流掃除障礙。
背後的經濟戰略考量
這項政策轉變的背後，是兩國間舉足輕重的經貿關係。中國長期以來都是巴西最大的貿易夥伴，也是其大豆、鐵礦石等大宗商品的關鍵買家。開放免簽待遇，顯然是為了進一步促進雙邊貿易與投資，鞏固雙贏的經濟格局。
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