Review the available options for your visa type:
Issued to conduct commercial deals, evaluate investments, visit vendors or clients and perform any other business-related activity.
The China Non-Business Visa (F) is ideal for professionals attending short-term events like conferences, conventions, or cultural exchanges in China.
You must provide your actual signed passport, including one copy of the personal information page of your passport. Your passport must:
You must provide proof of your current address of residency. The document must either be a copy of the front of your driver's license or government ID, or a utility bill. The document must:
Please note, if you must submit a utility bill the consulate requires electric, gas, or a water bill; phone and cable bills are not accepted. Children applying for Chinese Visas must provide a copy of their birth certificate, along with a copy of each of their parent’s ID’s to determine their state of residence.
We can complete the form for you at the time of your appointment, but if you’d like to reduce your time spent at our office the full application can be completed digitally online by following this link:
An invitation letter from the business/company in China is required.The letter must include:
Important: The inviting business letter must have seal and signature.
A company letter from your employer in the U.S is also required. You can access a company letter template here.
If you were born in China or previously held Chinese citizenship:
If you cannot provide a Chinese passport for your first visa application, you’ll need to apply in person at a Chinese consulate or embassy.
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