China X2 Visa and the DQ Short-Term Study Form
The current X2 list includes the admission notice and identifies the DQ Information Form for Foreign Students' Short-term Visit when available.
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The current X2 list includes the admission notice and identifies the DQ Information Form for Foreign Students' Short-term Visit when available.
Read guide →The G visa is for transit through China and the published document is an onward air, train or ship ticket with confirmed date and seat.
Read guide →International travelers continuing to a third country or region may qualify for 24-hour direct transit without a visa when they stay within the port's restricted area.
Read guide →A port visa is an application method for qualifying urgent entry, not a guaranteed general visa on arrival for every traveler.
Read guide →Foreign travelers may complete China's arrival information online before travel, while those unable to do so may use port devices, QR channels or a paper card.
Read guide →An applicant or agent may submit after online review, but a consular officer may still require the applicant to appear for an interview.
Read guide →Current U.S. FAQ guidance describes walk-in passport submission after COVA preliminary review reaches the required status.
Read guide →Current FAQ guidance says applicants are not required to appear solely for fingerprint collection, while interviews may still be requested case by case.
Read guide →Use F for genuine exchanges, visits and study tours rather than commercial trade or employment.
Read guide →The R category depends on a Confirmation Letter for High Level Foreign Talents obtained through the relevant China-side process.
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