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Please note that from 2007/09/01 the Chinese visa application form (Q1) has two pages! The old one-page form will not be accepted! Chinese Visa Application Form Q1 (eform-0410) (450k, PDF) (Word doc format, 93k) Physical Examination Record for Foreigner (Q2) (92k) Q2 is needed only by "X" (Student/Study) visa applicants. Document Authentication Application Form (G1) (132k) Chinese passport and travel certificate related forms: see Chinese version Equipment Declaration Form (Journalist only, Word format) (116k) After filling out the Chinese visa application form (Q1), please fill out our online order form, then mail documents to us. The "step by step procedures" are on the main index page. Our service fee for regular processing is only $18.72, and the processing time ranges from 6 hrs to 4-5 days. Frequently asked questions on visa form I am going China as a tourist and I am not invited by anyone, how do I fill out the contact information in boxes 4.7-4.10? You may leave them blank. If you are on a tourist group, you may enter the organization that hosts you. Does the photo have to fit exactly into the box? No, the size does not have to be exact. Also this photo does not have to be as formal as the one in your passport. You can take a picture of yourself using your digital camera. I am applying for a two-year business visa, but in box 2.2 (Intended Number of Entries), there is no check box for a 2-year visa. What should I do? Check the box for "1-year multiple", then use a pen/pencil to change it to 2-year. Is a multiple entry visa more difficult to get than a single entry visa? For US citizens, the answer is no in general. So we recommend that you apply for a 1-year multiple entry visa. However, if you intend to stay in China for more than 90 days, please apply for a single entry visa. For non-US citizens, you must provide additional documents or justification to get a multiple entry visa. I left China more than 30 years ago, do I still need to provide my name in Chinese character? Yes. Chinese name is required if you were born in maindland China, Hong Kong or Taiwan, or had been issued a Chinese identity document before (e.g. passport, travel certificate). If you never had/used one and even do not know how to write it in Chinese, please attach a brief note with your application.

Forms in PDF format require Adobe Acrobat Reader to view and print. Useful tips You do not need to fill out box 4.9 (person who invites you) if you do not have one. One-year multiple entry visa is as easy to get as a single entry visa for US citizens. With a double or multiple entry visa, you can stay in China for a maximum of 90 days. A single entry visa allows you to stay in China for upto 180 days. If you were born in mainland China, Hong Kong or Taiwan, please write you name in Chinese characters on the application form, and you may need to submit additional documents. Hot hotels in China Beijing from $33 Guangzhou from $56 Shanghai from $46 Hong Kong from $62 Web Fares Best Deal! American Airlines Continental Airlines Delta Airlines Northwest Airlines US Airways United Airlines Web fares frequently update, so act quickly and check back often!