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05/06/2008: Visas for foreign students holding an I-20 (F-1/F-2) is suspended.
USPS increase rate on 05/12/2008, priority mail with delivery confirmation will cost $5.45.
From 04/15/2008, all applicants need to provide itinerary; family visit needs to provide document of relationship; student (including short term) needs to provide official letter from educational authorities. [details]
04/14/2008, 2-year multiple visa suspended.
04/02/2008: non-US citizens can only apply for a single entry Chinese visa, with a 30-day maximum duration of stay in China. [details]
04/01/2008: either parent must come in person to the consulate to apply for travel certificate for Children. The consulate no longer accepts mail applications from mid-March.
03/10/2008: Change for application of travel certificate: mail application no longer accepted. Adults must come in person; Children may apply through an agent, friend.
01/21/2008: Chinese consular visa fee for US passports will be adjusted from $100 to $130 regardless of the number of entries. The fees for non-US citizens not affected. This is believed to match the recent increase by US visa application fee for Chinese citizens.
If you plan to stay in China for more than 90 days, please apply for a single entry visa.
10/16/2007: Chinese consulate started issuing 2-year multiple family visit visa to US citizens originally born in China. [details in Chinese]
09/01/2007: The Chinese consulate in Houston starts using new visa application form (Q1). This new version has two pages. Old one-page for is no longer accepted.
06/29/2007: from 08/01/2007: Chinese consular visa fee for US passport will be adjusted to $100 no matter the number of entries you are applying.
09/10/2006: US citizens can apply for one-year multiple entry visa without providing additional document(s). [details in Chinese]
09/08/2006: from Jan 1, 2007, no more Chinese passport extension. Instead, you can apply for a new 10-year Chinese passport. [details in Chinese]

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