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Fraud Alert for Chinese Visa Applicants
Fraud Alert for Chinese Visa Applicants
Frequently Asked Questions on Visa-free Entry into China
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FAQs on Visa-free Entry into China
FAQs on Visa-free Entry into China
Service options
Service options provided by the Visa Centre (in the case of all the required documents are provided) 1. Regular service: The processing time is usually 4 working days. 2. Express service: The processing time is usually 3 working days.3. Urgent service: The processing time is usually 2 working days
Why do Chinese visas have different categories?
In light of China's laws and regulations, consular officers decide what type of visa is best suited for an applicants stated purpose of visit to China.
What to do when the online application form photograph is not qualified?
1)if you have already uploaded the photograph 3 times and have not yet uploaded successfully, the system will remind you to bring a suitable photograph. When you come to the centre to submit the application, please bring a recent photograph of yourself with a white or close to white background and c
How long should be the remaining validity of my passport when I apply for a China visa?
Generally speaking, there should be at least six months left before the passport expires.
What would be the best time for me to apply for a visa before my planned departure for China?
It is advisable that you apply for your visa approximately one month prior to your intended date of entry into China, but not earlier than three months.
Where do I apply for a visa?
If you hold an ordinary passport, you should submit your application at the Visa Centre in the country where you lawfully reside.
Do I need a visa to enter Hong Kong and Macao?
Kindly refer to the following websites: The Immigration Department of the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region: http://www.immd.gov.hk Public Security Police Force of the Government of Macao Special Administrative Region:http://www.fsm.gov.mo/psp/eng/main.html
