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China travel phone toolkit

Apps & MapsFor China travel

Many apps people rely on at home are blocked or limited in mainland China. The status of any specific app can change without notice — the lists below are based on widely reported behaviour from travelers and operator/store documentation, not a guarantee. Verify in-app on arrival.

Apps commonly reported as blocked in mainland China

  • BlockedGoogle Maps
  • BlockedGoogle Search
  • BlockedGmail
  • BlockedYouTube
  • BlockedGoogle Drive
  • BlockedFacebook
  • BlockedInstagram
  • BlockedWhatsApp
  • BlockedTwitter / X
  • BlockedTelegram
  • BlockedSnapchat
  • BlockedLINE
  • BlockedDropbox
  • BlockedSlack

Apps reported to work in mainland China

  • WorksBaidu Maps (百度地图)Best local navigation
  • WorksDidi (滴滴)Ride-hailing, comparable to Uber
  • WorksWeChatMessaging + payments for foreigners
  • WorksCtrip / Trip.comHotels, trains, flights
  • WorksGoogle TranslateCamera translation works offline
  • WorksApple MapsUses local data — works without VPN
  • WorksMetroChinaOnlineOffline metro maps for major cities

Maps tip: Apple Maps generally uses local map data inside China and tends to work. Baidu Maps is the local standard — install before arrival. Google Maps tiles can be partially viewable, but real-time navigation is often unreliable without a VPN — keep a local map app as backup.

Some eSIM providers describe an international gateway or VPN-like feature on their China plans (see the eSIM comparison). YouChina does not recommend a specific VPN service. eSIM comparison →

How we compare providers

  • We list eSIM providers that publicly advertise a China-mainland plan and either route through international gateways or document VPN-like behavior.
  • Prices, data caps and validity copy come from the provider's own product page. We mark every record with a "last checked" date and re-verify before each report cycle.
  • We never claim that a provider definitely bypasses China's firewall. We describe what the provider documents and what travelers consistently report. Travelers should still install a backup VPN before leaving home.
  • Affiliate status is disclosed on every commercial link. We do not change provider ordering for higher commission. Provider ranking is based on price, transparency, hotspot support and traveler feedback.

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