Click here for locations of the Embassies and Consulates General to the People's Republic of China in Canada. Click here for the locations of the Embassies and Consulates General to the People's Republic of China in the United States. If you are not purchasing a tour, hotel or air ticket from Chinapac International, we can still process your China Visa for an additional charge of CAD 10 plus courier fees.

No, that???s not possible. Please do not rely on Chinese host organizations claiming to be able to arrange visa issuance upon arrival.

First, you should make the application in your own country or the country where you have a permanent residence. Then, if there are more than one Chinese diplomatic mission, you are supposed to apply to the Chinese Consular post that holds jurisdiction over your area of residence. Otherwise, complication or delay in processing or even denial of application may result.

Please make sure to consult at the Chinese Embassy or general consulate in your county or region to find out if you need a Chinese Visa to enter China.

The time you could actually stay in China, or "duration of stay after entry" is usually 30 days. However, a maximum of 90-day duration of stay is available upon request. To get a 60- or 90-day duration of stay, you must write down such number on the Chinese Visa Application Form. If you did not specify the number of days on the form, you will be allowed for 30 days.

Yes. You need visa to enter China. Chinese government requires that your passport must be valid for at least six months after the expiry date of your visa. You'll need at least one-entire blank page in your passport for the visa. Your country's embassy or consulate can usually add additional pages to your passport if need be. Losing your passport is very bad news indeed. Getting a new one takes time and money.

Tourist visas for individuals are routinely issued at Chinese embassies or consulates abroad. Expedited processing is often available for an increased fee or by working through a travel agent. Apply for a visa at the Chinese Embassy in Washington, D.C., or at a Chinese consulate in Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles, New York, or San Francisco. Addresses are listed in the US Department of State web page.

We take the safe and promote handling of your documents (passport and visa) seriously, which begins at the moment you fill out the order form. As soon as you finish your order form, our staff get an email message alerting the arrival of your order. If you provide your mailing/tracking information, we will watch your mail arriving.

Nonimmigrant visa information will NOT be available through the U.S. Consulate General‘s phone numbers. Please use the Visa Information Service for all nonimmigrant visa questions, although you may still access the Embassy and Consulate General websites for general information.

The main rule is to provide the information that is consistent to this visa support letter you're getting. So for example if you are getting a tourist visa support you should specify the purpose of your visit "tourism" and not "visiting friends".

Since a visa is valid for 90 days, you may start your application 90 days before your planned departure from China. We suggest that you apply for the entry visa one month before your planned arrival.

Yes. All applicants on ‘J’ visa programs must attend a personal interview at a US Consulate prior to issue of the J-1 visa which is a requirement of participation. US consulates are located in Sydney, Melbourne and Perth so regrettably for some applicants, interstate travel for the interview will be involved.

No, every country has different requirements. You must check with the American embassy in your country for the latest information. Currently all F-1 visa applicants in all countries must apply for an interview. You must call the U.S. Embassy in your country to make an appointment for this interview.

A Chinese visa is a stamp or endorsement placed by officials of a China on a passport that allows the bearer to visit China. Chinese visas are obtained through a visa service from the local consulates of China. "Visit" is further defined as the reason for entry, usually business, tourist or transitory. There are over 270 countries that offer visas and literally thousands of different types of visas available based upon country, type of visit, and length of visit.

Initially you will need to get a tourist visa before you leave for China. The university will then sponsor all students to transfer their tourist visa into a student visa after arrival at the campus. The fees of visa transfer and residence permit will be covered by international students themselves. The costs for this are around U$ 50.00 per year International students do not need to have one round-trip air-ticket with a confirmed date to match within the 30-day tourist validity.

There are two ways to get your visa. The first is to register with the conference and pay an appropriate registration fee. If the information of your passport is supplied with the registration form, an official invitation will be mailed to you or a scanned copy of the invitation emailed to you for your visa application. The second is to ask your travel agent to arrange a tourist visa for you.

Visas for leisure travel to China are quite easy to get, usually granted for a one month's stay. Your travel agent or visa services can also help you, or it can also be obtained from Chinese embassies or consulates. (see the contacts below) Australian citizens can stay in Hong Kong without a visa for up to 30 days. For other passport holders, please inquire with your nearest PRC embassies or consulates.

The U.S. Consulate General in Mumbai is responsible for immigrant visa cases for those applicants residing in the states of Maharashtra; Gujarat; and Goa; Daman and Diu (Union Territory); Madhya Pradesh; Arunachal Pradesh; Assam; Bihar; Dadra and Nagar Haveli (Union Territory); Manipur; Meghalaya; Mizoram (Union Territory); Nagaland; Orissa; Sikkim; Tripura; and West Bengal.

No, if you already hold a valid visa, you need not come to the Consulate for Fingerprinting, you may travel as long as your visa is valid. You will be electronically fingerprinted at a Port of Entry on arrival in the US. No. If you are holding a valid US non-immigrant visa in an expired Indian passport, you may carry both your expired and new Indian passport together and travel between India and the United States until the non-immigrant visa expires.

The Embassy or Consulate would have to agree to accept your application for processing. If you have already received notification of your eligibility to apply for the V visa and wish to process your application at a post other than the one named, you should contact the Embassy or Consulate for further information.

Grading costs do not include shipping and insurance to and from our facility. We recommend shipping your coins to us via Registered Mail. For shipping prices please contact the USPS. You are also responsible for return shipping; pre-calculated fees based on the number of coins and total declared value are listed on the submission form.

You will need an invitation, (you can often get a visa in Europe etc. without one) — we need to know your full passport details; your occupation; planned itinerary and dates when you want to visit China. It usually takes a week, although if you/they have all the correct paperwork, for an extra fee it is possible to receive &express service& and get one the same day. The consular department of the embassy is currently only open 9:15—12:00 on Monday, Wednesday and Friday (ass...

We have made arrangement with a reputable visa service in Houston to serve your visa needs. Their web site is visa2china.com We will email the program participants a special code which entitles you to a Georgia Tech/group discount. More information will be available during our first orientation session. For this program, your single-entry visa will be valid for 90 days after the date of entry (the visa service will have a list of all program participants).

Visas are availabe from Chinese embassies and consulates in most countries. For a tourist visa, the application procedure is straighforward and usually takes between one and five business days. One completed Visa Application Form with one passport photo (black & white or color is accepted) need to be handed in together with your valid passport. Mailed applications are not accepted.