| Number of Entry | U.S. Citizen | Non-U.S. Citizen* |
|---|---|---|
| Single Entry | $140 | $30 |
| Double Entries | $140 | $45 |
| Multiple Entries for 6 Months | $140 | $60 |
| Multiple Entries for 12 Months or more | $140 | $90 |
| We do not accept customer prepaid labels or return envelopes. | |
| We offer Federal Express combined shipping rates! | |
| Federal Express Overnight | $ 35.00 |
| Federal Express 1st Overnight | $ 75.00 |
| Federal Express Saturday Delivery | $ 50.00 |
| When available | |
| One Way Local Delivery within Houston city per applicant | $ 75.00 |
| One Way Local Delivery to either Houston Airport | $ 180.00 |
Note : Parents traveling with minors will need to supply a copy of their child�s birth certificate.
| Number of Entry | U.S. Citizen | Non-U.S. Citizen* |
|---|---|---|
| Single Entry | $140 | $30 |
| Double Entries | $140 | $45 |
| Multiple Entries for 6 Months | $140 | $60 |
| Multiple Entries for 12 Months or more | $140 | $90 |
Visa fee for certain non-U.S. citizens may vary from the list above based on reciprocal agreements. Please check with a Visa Office for special fees.
Express service: an additional fee of $25 per visa
Rush service: an additional fee of $37 per visa
| We do not accept customer prepaid labels or return envelopes. | |
|---|---|
| We offer Federal Express combined shipping rates! | |
| Federal Express Overnight | $ 35.00 |
| Federal Express 1st Overnight | $ 75.00 |
| Federal Express Saturday Delivery | $ 50.00 |
| When available | |
| One Way Local Delivery within Houston city per applicant | $ 75.00 |
| One Way Local Delivery to either Houston Airport | $ 180.00 |
| Number of Entry | U.S. Citizen | Non-U.S. Citizen* |
|---|---|---|
| Single Entry | $140 | $30 |
| Double Entries | $140 | $45 |
| Multiple Entries for 6 Months | $140 | $60 |
| Multiple Entries for 12 Months or more | $140 | $90 |
Visa fee for certain non-U.S. citizens may vary from the list above based on reciprocal agreements. Please check with a Visa Office for special fees.
Express service: an additional fee of $25 per visa
Rush service: an additional fee of $37 per visa
| We do not accept customer prepaid labels or return envelopes. | |
|---|---|
| We offer Federal Express combined shipping rates! | |
| Federal Express Overnight | $ 35.00 |
| Federal Express 1st Overnight | $ 75.00 |
| Federal Express Saturday Delivery | $ 50.00 |
| When available | |
| One Way Local Delivery within Houston city per applicant | $ 75.00 |
| One Way Local Delivery to either Houston Airport | $ 180.00 |
A Chinese visa is a stamp or endorsement issued by Chinese Consulate on a passport that allows the bearer to visit China.
A Chinese visa is required prior to your trip to mainland China for tourism, business, employment, study or crew members. If you travel and stay only in Hong Kong or Macau for no more than 30 days, you are exempted from this visa requirement.
No appointment is required, but we encourage you to check your local consulate�s website for holidays before you go. Yes, you may have a visa agency to come to the consulate for application process for you. Service fee will be charge by the agency. Chinese Consulate is not affiliated with any agencies.
Yes, you need to send in the actual passport with more than 6 months validation, and at least one blank visa page. If approved, your Chinese visa will be stamped on one of your passport visa pages.
Between 30 to 90 days before departing to China will be the best time to apply for a visa. Chinese visa is valid immediately once issued.
No, they are closed on weekends and holidays. They also close to observe Chinese national holidays. China Visa Solutions encourage you to double check on that on your local consulate�s website. As advised, plan early and carefully.
Your package arrival day is the review day by China Visa Solution experts. Processing the application starts on the next business day of arrival day. All applications will be reviewed on the day of arrival and submitted to the consulate the next business day. We must receive all required and necessary documents to start processing.
For same day rush service, additional fees will apply, please refer to our website, www.chinavisaforyou.com, for details. You are welcome to call for advice on same day rush service.
No. Shipping in and returning shipping time is extra in addition to the processing time. Shipping times do not include Saturdays or Sundays unless specified. Deliveries may not be available on some holidays.
Yes, we may help you to obtain the Chinese visa in the US, if you are legal resident or have valid US visa. You need to provide the legal status in the US, such as photocopy of US Green Card or valid long term US visa such as H, L, and etc. Certain restrictions may apply. Policy may change without notice. Please call for details.
Yes. The application process is the same. Please contact us for return shipping cost. Shipping times vary depending on your location.
Once Chinese visa is issued, it can�t be change. You will have to apply for a new visa in order to enter mainland China twice. You will need to submit your documents to China Visa Solutions. We will go through the applications process and pay the consular fee again. Our advice is that plan early and carefully.
Chinese visas are issued according to the purpose of the trip; either tourism or business activities. In general, “tourist” visas are issued specifically for the purpose of travel for pleasure, while a “business” visa generally permits a traveler to engage in normal business-related activities (sales meetings, visiting a factory, negotiating agreements, etc.)
No need to apply for a tourist visa, a business visa will allow you to travel and sightseeing in different cities in mainland China within the duration permitted.
We accept personal check, cashier�s check, money order, bank check, company check, certified check, Visa and Mastercard and cash. Check and money orders should be payable to China Visa Solutions in U.S. dollars. Visa and Mastercard are subjected to a 3% extra charge.
Yes, you can visit them like you visit your friends. But if your trip involves business behaviors such as signing a contract, you are not allowed to do that under a tourist visa.
Yes, you need to send us a copy of your adoption documents to prove that you adopted the child in a legal way.
You must obtain a visa prior to arrival, and have a passport with at least six months’ validity remaining. … U.S. citizens traveling to China can apply for a ten-year multiple-entry visa, useful for repeated travel or trips to Hong Kong or Macau with returns to China
All U.S. citizens need a valid visa to visit China. Obtain a visa before traveling; Chinese authorities expect all visitors to obey the terms of the visa. Entering the country on a tourist visa means not seeking work or becoming a full-time student.
If you have all the necessary documents and hold a passport with at least six months validity and two blank pages, it should take between two (if you apply for the express service) to four working days to get a Chinese Visa.
Most major cities in China are extremely safe. Violent crime remains rare and it is generally safe even for women walking alone at night. There are some scams, as in any country and petty crimes can happen especially in crowded areas
It is advisable that you apply for a visa one month before your intended date of entry into China but not earlier than three months. The Chinese visa is typically valid for three months. If you apply for a visa too early, the visa may expire before your departure.
No, travel in China is affordable compared with other places in the world. Prices are much cheaper than in most western countries, for everything from meals to train or plane tickets, but the cost is actually increasing year by year. Cost of dining in China is really affordable.
I missed the tour part, if on tour, then you need far less cash. My 600 yuan (US$100) for 2 per day is DIY, including daily lunch and dinner and taxis. Most local taxi rides are 10-20 yuan ($1.50-$3), inconsequential amount. 100 yuan ($15) is a normal dinner for 2 in normal restaurants, up to 200 yuan (US$30).
Shirts that are low-cut, or leave shoulders and backs mostly bare, should be avoided. Similarly, it’s safer not to wear incredibly short dresses, skirts, or shorts when you are deciding what to wear in China. Also, sweat pants should also be avoided as casual street wear
Yes, the major tourism sites in SEA are packed with foreigner tourist while it is the same in China with domestic tourist. So you seem no way to avoid it but on the other hand some attractions are really worth to go even though packed with people, like the Great wall�with good timing or different track may help a bit
The following vaccines are recommended to be current before traveling to China:
High season is considered to be June and July. The cheapest month to fly to China is March
China is a very safe country. Overall, and especially for tourists. You are way more safe as a tourist, then you are a local. China puts in a lot of extra effort into tourists protection, and safety then they do their own citizens
Chinese wear black pants, black shoes, white shirt. Tourists wear anything they feel like. If you want the respect of people for any portion of your trip, dress conservatively, even in hot weather. They will not be offended though by women in sleeveless blouses and men in shorts and sandals