Embassy of Gabon in China

Embassy of the Republic of Gabon in Beijing

Ambassador: H.E. Mr. Baudelaire NDONG ELLA
Address: No. 36, Guang Hua Lu (Guanghua Road), Chaoyang District, Beijing
Postal Code: 100600
Tel: (+86)10 6532 2810, 6532 7113
Fax: (+86)10 6532 2621
Email: ambagabonchine@gmail.com
Note: At present, there are no consulates of Gabon in China.

 Transportation to the Embassy:
It's very sorry that we cannot provide the very detailed transportation information about how to go there. However, you are suggested to take a bus to Guanghua Road first. The bus routes are No.974, 640, 976, 31, 502, 608, 639, 640, 30, 207, etc.

Relationship between Gabon and China:
Gabon established diplomatic relations with China in 1974. In recent years, the economic and trade cooperation is constantly growing between the two countries. By 2004, the volume of trade had reached 0.44 billion dollars.

Gabon Visa:
Applicants should submit the following information to the Embassy for application: your name, birth date, the aim of visiting, the duration of your staying, the Yellow Paper of Health, etc.

About Dual Nationality:
Gabon disavows dual nationality. The Chinese people cannot apply for Gabonese nationality unless they have stayed there for at least ten years. Additionally, the sons or daughters, whose parents have already joined Gabonese nationality, cannot apply for Gabonese nationality until 18 years old. 

 Please contact China Embassy in Gabon if Gaboneses will go to China.

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 Asked by Mr. Bosun
Hello everyone, I am a holder of Nigerian passport with a valid double entry F visa, but i would like to know if i could visit Macau next week with the Chinese visa i am holding now. Actually, I want to know the requirements of entry visa to Macau. Thanks and waiting for a quick response. 

 Answered by Mrs. Helen
You do need a visa to enter and stay in Macau, but it can be got on your arrival at the entry port. Please take it easy.

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  Asked by Mr. mike
I have just got a china visa, but the problem is one letter on my surname is wrong, i return it to the embassy but they told me its ok even my surname is wrongly spelt, and they told that the important think is the number of your passport. Is that true i will not get any trouble about that matter.

 Answered by Mrs. Juliet
All the information on your passport/visa should be 100% correct. You might be refused for entry at the airport.