Subscription Updates We’ll email you whenever new information is available.
+1-320-844-4444 (US)
Enter a 5-digit U.S. ZIP code to quickly find the corresponding consulate
Flexible service packages with transparent pricing—ranging from basic guidance to full application handling. Designed for both individuals and businesses, each option ensures a smooth and worry-free visa process.
When applying for a Q2 family-visit visa, in addition to the basic documents (such as your passport, visa application form, and photo), you’ll need to provide proof of your relationship with your family member in China—such as a birth certificate, marriage certificate, or an official relationship certificate.You must also submit the inviter’s ID and an invitation letter. If the inviter is a Chinese citizen, include a copy of their Chinese ID. If the inviter is a foreign national, include a copy of their passport and residence permit.
When applying for an M (business) visa to China, you’ll need to submit a valid passport, the visa application form, a recent photo, and an invitation letter issued by a company or individual in China.The invitation letter should include your personal information, purpose of visit, dates of travel, and who will cover the expenses, and it must be stamped by the inviting company or signed by the inviting individual. In some cases, you may also need to provide a letter from your U.S. employer and relevant business documents, such as a copy of the company’s business license.
You can work in China and apply for a work visa (Z visa), but certain requirements must be met. First, you must secure employment with an employer in China, who will obtain the Foreigner’s Work Permit Notice for you. With this notice, you can apply for a Z visa at a Chinese consulate in the U.S. After entering China, you must then obtain the Foreigner’s Work Permit and a residence permit.
Financial proof is usually not required when applying for a tourist, family-visit, or business visa. However, if you are traveling or visiting for business at your own expense and the inviter is not covering your costs, providing financial proof may help your application. For work visas, employers typically cover the related expenses, so applicants generally do not need to provide personal financial documents.
In most cases, an interview is not required when applying for a Chinese visa. However, the consulate may request an interview or additional documents if needed. This usually occurs when the visa officer needs more information about the applicant or needs to verify certain details. Therefore, it’s recommended to keep your contact information accessible so you can respond promptly to any consulate requests.
You can apply for a tourist visa (L visa) through a Chinese consulate in the United States. You will need to submit a completed visa application form, a recent passport photo, a valid passport, proof of U.S. residence, and other required documents. Please ensure all materials are prepared according to the requirements and are accurate and authentic.
Limitation of Liability: Visa Service Agency (hereinafter referred to as "we" or "our agency") acts solely as an agent in assisting with visa applications. We are not responsible for the content of documents submitted by clients, the decisions or services of any consulate or embassy regarding the granting of visas, or any delays or loss of passports due to U.S. mail or other courier services. We do not offer compensation for any damages or losses incurred during the visa application process.
Accuracy of Information: Although we strive to provide accurate and up-to-date information, we are not liable for any inconvenience caused by errors in text or content. Any mistakes in information will be corrected promptly once identified. Prices and services offered are subject to change without prior notice.
Service Distinction: We are distinct from governmental entities such as the State Department. As a private agency, we do not issue visas ourselves but facilitate the application process. Our service includes providing clear instructions, best service support, rapid processing, and real-time status updates on visa applications. We charge a service fee in addition to the fees charged by embassies for visa processing.
Rush Service Application: Applications for Rush service must be sent via FedEx Priority Overnight or UPS Next Day Delivery. The day we receive your application is considered the review day, and processing begins on the next business day.
Embassy/Consulate Interaction: Please note that embassies and consulates typically refer individuals to their websites and do not provide personalized support or updates. Incorrectly submitted documents may result in additional expenses and significant delays, as they will be returned by the embassy or consulate.
Copyright © 2024 ChinaEntryVisa All Rights Reserved.
Copyright © 2024 ChinaEntryVisa All Rights Reserved.
