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Frequently Asked Questions on Chinese Visa

 
Q: Is an appointment required for a visa application? Can I entrust someone else to apply for me?
A: No appointment is required. You may entrust someone else or a travel/visa agent come to the visa office for application process, but mail applications is not acceptable by the Chinese Embassy and consulates.
   
Q: Can I provide the embassy or consulate with a photocopy of my passport?
A: No. Your must provide your original passport.
 
Q: I cannot pull out your application from the Internet, Can you e-mail me one?
A: We can either email or fax a copy to you. Please give us your fax number or email address.
   
Q:
I'm going to China on June 1, and my visa will expire on June 10. Can I still stay in China for 30 days?
A:
Yes. Usually a Chinese visa is good for 90 days from the date of issue, which means, you can enter China Within 90 days (please note the time difference between China and the U.S.); and duration of stay is 30 days (It is written in the visa label), which means from the date of your entrance, you can stay in China for 30 days.
   
Q:
I am going to Guangdong, then to Hongkong and back to Guangdong for one night. Does it mean that I must have a double-entry visa?
A:
Absolutely. Double-entry visa means you can enter into mainland of China twice. Since you are going to Guangdong in the mainland of China twice, you must have a double-entry visa.
   
Q: Must I use a certified mail to send my application to your office?
A: No problem. You can choose any mail to send your application to us.
   
Q:
My return mail would be USPS Priority Mail. Do you have any idea how much postage I should pay?
A:
We really have no idea about the postage. Please check with the post office. As we know, the postage depends on the weight of the parcel. For FedEx, include your credit card number or account number on the airbill. For your safety, we would like to suggest you to use FedEx or Express Mail, because they are traceable.
   
Q:
I plan to mail my applications to your office. Can I combine the visa fee, rush fee and your service fee together and send just one check or money order?
A: Yes, you can do that.
   
Q:
I am wondering whether you have received my application. Can I call you to check the status of my application?
A: Yes, you can call us at any time to check the status of your application.

 


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