Former Chinese Citizen Without an Old Chinese Passport
Former Chinese citizens who cannot provide old passport details should disclose the history and may face additional verification and longer processing.
Read guide →CHINA VISA APPLICATION GUIDES
Clear, practical guidance for preparing documents, completing the online application, submitting a passport, and receiving it back safely.
Former Chinese citizens who cannot provide old passport details should disclose the history and may face additional verification and longer processing.
Read guide →A minor's application may require parent identity, relationship and consent records in addition to the child's passport and visa-category documents.
Read guide →Although the published Q2 core list focuses on the invitation and inviter ID, relationship evidence can resolve unclear names, family links or case-specific requests.
Read guide →S2 may cover certain other private matters, but applicants should document the specific purpose rather than rely on a generic invitation.
Read guide →The current X1 list distinguishes school-age students from higher-education applicants and identifies the elementary-stage study confirmation form.
Read guide →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.
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