Notice: IF YOU WERE PREVIOUSLY ISSUED A 10 YEAR CHINA VISA:

Check the validity of your visa prior to placing an order.
If you hold a valid visa in an expired passport you may use that visa and your new passport to enter China - both passports must be presented.
If your name has changed and your visa no longer matches your new passport, your visa is invalid and you must apply for a new one.
If you are entering for a different purpose of visit than your existing visa, your must apply for a new one.

Visa to China
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Our team can help you obtain your China Visa:

The article below provides important information about travel to China. For comprehensive Visa Application instructions, please see the specific Visa Requirements page for your Visa Type (business, tourist, etc). Our step-by-step instructions guide you through the process. We guarantee the accuracy of your application and expedite it with the appropriate Consulate. Our team is here to help with online chat, phone & email support.

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Traveling to Hong Kong?

U.S. citizens visiting Hong Kong are not required to obtain a visa to enter Hong Kong. For Visa purposes Hong Kong is not considered part of China. A visa is required to enter mainland China- if you need assistance we can help you secure a visa to enter China. Non-US citizens should check with us regarding the need for a visa to enter Hong Kong- contact us.

Passport Required:

A U.S. Passport is required to travel to Hong Kong. Your U.S. passport must be valid for a minimum of 6 months from the date you plan to depart Hong Kong. In addition your passport must also have adequate unused visa pages to allow for entry and exit stamps upon arrival and departure from Hong Kong.

Please note that Amendment pages in the back of your passport are not to be used for entry and exit stamps or visa issuance.