Renewed Your U.S. Passport in China? Update Your Residence Permit
A new U.S. passport can trigger a China residence-permit update. Understand the 10-day rule, mailed-passport evidence and local document checks.
Read guide →CHINA VISA APPLICATION GUIDES
Clear, practical guidance for preparing documents, completing the online application, submitting a passport, and receiving it back safely.
A new U.S. passport can trigger a China residence-permit update. Understand the 10-day rule, mailed-passport evidence and local document checks.
Read guide →Missing a parent’s old green card for a China visa? Learn how historical USCIS records may help, how consent matters and what to ask the consulate first.
Read guide →Planning a parent’s retirement in China? Compare family residence and the NIA’s age-60 property provision before relying on tourist stays or border runs.
Read guide →Hong Kong’s visitor checklist includes proof of legal entry. Learn what to confirm before relying on a Hong Kong stop to obtain your mainland China visa.
Read guide →Marriage and residence permission are separate procedures. See what a U.S. L-visa holder should confirm before planning to remain in China with a Chinese spouse.
Read guide →An employer’s relocation package is not dependent-visa eligibility. Check the S1 relationship rule and plan a separate lawful route for an unmarried partner.
Read guide →An unpaid placement is not automatically an M or F visa trip. Prepare the host and university documents needed to ask about the right China internship route.
Read guide →A replacement flight does not automatically extend your China stay. Learn what to check, what evidence to save and when to contact exit-entry authorities.
Read guide →Shanghai’s official guidance explains hotel use of a residence-permit acceptance receipt. Learn which receipt matters and how to resolve check-in difficulties.
Read guide →Separate bookings require a clear onward-ticket record. Learn what to show the airline, what the current NIA guidance says and when to consider a visa instead.
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