Harrison, AndrewChen, Yanyu2025-07-292025-07-292025-01-062025-01-06http://hdl.handle.net/10362/185669This study examines the impact of China's recently relaxed visa policies on three key dimensions: business growth, tourism development, and international talent attraction, specifically pay attention to the talent attraction section. Using a quantitative analysis with foreign tourists, the research provides a comprehensive assessment of the policies' effectiveness and talent attraction. The study's quantitative analysis indicates that awareness of visa-free policies significantly influences migration intentions among skilled professionals, although challenges in social adaptation persist. These findings contribute to the theoretical understanding of migration behavior through the Push-Pull Theory and Value-Expectancy Framework, while offering practical implications for policymakers and businesses in maximizing the benefits of visa liberalization.engRelaxed visa policyinternational talentsAttitudesIntention of migrationChinamaster thesis