Chinese Embassies and Consulates
Selected Questions and Answers:
Asked by Mr. Russ(China)
I'm Canadian and have been married to a Chinese lady got two years. We got married and we now both live here. What is the procedure for me to qualify for a long term (5 year) permament visa if I plan to stay longer here? I have now been living here for more than four years.
Answered by Mr.Charles
It is very difficult to get a permanent visa. Please read the Regulations on Permanent Residence of Aliens on the website https://www.travelchinaguide.com/embassy/visa/refusal.htm, then you know the regulations are so strict and rigorous.
Asked by Ms. Lily(USA)
Hi, I'm a US passport holder. My 1 year Chinese Visa will expire soon, but I need to stay longer for another five days. I don't think I'll have time to renew it prior to my trip.
So my question here is, can I extend or renew it while in Beijing? I thank you in advance for your prompt response.
Answered by Mrs. Lorna(USA)
Yes, you can extend the duration of your visa at the Exit & Enter Department of Beijing Public Security Bureau before it expires.
Asked by Ms. Marja(AUSTRALIA)
I am a German passport holder with a working visa for Australia, wishing to travel soon - is it possible for me to obtain a visa from one of the consulates in Australia (or possibly new Zealand, as I may be traveling here in the next few months)?? Thanks :)
Answered by Mr. Mac
Yes, you can apply from one Chinese consulate in Australia which is near to you because you hold Australian work visa which permits you stay in Australia for a long time. If you apply in New Zealand, you maybe can't get it because you just a temporary visitors to New Zealand. Please bear in mind that single entry tourist L is only valid for 3 months, please don't apply for it too early.
- Last updated on Sep. 05, 2024 -
Questions & Answers on Chinese Embassies and Consulates
Asked by
Amy L from CANADA | Dec. 18, 2024 07:39
ReplyVisitor visa requirement for Canada
Canadian citizen require visa to visit China? How long can one stay?
Answers (1)
Answered by
Emma | Dec. 19, 2024 01:09
Yes but they can take advantage of the newest 240h visa free transit policy to get a 10-day visa free stay in 24 provinces like Beijing, Shanghai, Guangdong, Yunnan, Guilin in Guangxi, Xi'an, Zhangjiajie ... by planning a transit route like Canada - Beijing - Xi'an - Shanghai ...(other cities in China) - Hong Kong / Macau/ Seoul... - Canada
Asked by
Garnetta from INDONESIA | Dec. 17, 2024 22:54
ReplyVOA for Indonesian passport and Macau blue card holder.
Hi, I'm Garnetta, Macau blue card holder with Indonesian passport. I have invitation letter from my best friend (chinese citizen) to celebrate her birthday on 2 days trip to Dong'ao island, Zhuhai. Have already booked a hotel and ferry tickets. Can I apply for Zhuhai visa on arrival at Gongbei Port? Because I do not have enough time to accomplish normal process of obtaining a tourist visa. Thank you!
Answers (1)
Answered by
Emma | Dec. 19, 2024 00:18
Yes, you can apply for it at Hengqin, Gongbei and Jiuzhou Port. Show your hotel booking and return ferry ticket, the success rate will be much higher. Good luck with you~
Asked by
Rima from LITHUANIA | Dec. 17, 2024 03:29
ReplyAbout visa Lithuanians citizens
good afternoon, I want to travel to China for 20days as tourist. I am a Lithuanian citizen. Do they issue visas in Warsaw to Lithuanians and what is the chance of getting one, meeting all the requirements for visa submission?
Answers (1)
Answered by
Amy | Dec. 17, 2024 22:55
You can apply in Warsaw if you have a long-term resident there. It's not hard to get one if all requirements prepared.
Asked by
Ms Xia from CHINA | Dec. 17, 2024 00:43
ReplyRenewal of Passport
Hi, my passport is valid until February 2026, can i renew the passport now for MM2H visa endorsement purpose?
Answers (1)
Answered by
Olivia | Dec. 17, 2024 22:27
China passport? I think you can. The renewal takes no more than 10 days usually.
Asked by
niki from BELGIUM | Dec. 16, 2024 13:29
Replycan i travel with an f visa after my unpaid internship?
I am going to China for a 3 month unpaid internship, and my company recommanded I apply for an F visa, provided they would give me an invitation letter. I plan to travel around China for a bit after my internship is over, but that means the company won't include the date I'm leaving the country, since I will have finished interning by then. Should I ask them to include this duration in the invitation letter, or is it enough to ask for a visa that lasts longer, even though I have no justification for it?
Answers (1)
Answered by
Janice | Dec. 16, 2024 19:00
You'd better ask them to give you a longer duration in the invitation letter but the final duration is decided by the consular officer.