How Do I Sign My Young Child’s U.S. Passport Before Applying for a China Visa?
Follow State Department guidance for a child’s U.S. passport signature, and keep it separate from China visa forms, parental consent and nationality review.
Read guide →CHINA VISA APPLICATION GUIDES
Answers for China visa applicants in the United States
Clear, practical guidance for preparing documents, completing the online application, submitting a passport, and receiving it back safely.
My Diploma Is in Latin: What Should I Check Before a China Work-Permit Application?
Separate a Latin diploma, an English university explanation and a Chinese translation before paying for documents for China employment. A practical checklist for U.S.-based applicants.
Read guide →Does a U.S. Green Card Qualify You for a 10-Year China Visa?
Separate U.S. residence from passport nationality before requesting a long-validity China visa. Learn what to verify and how to prepare a focused eligibility inquiry.
Read guide →Planning a 2027 China Trip from the U.S.: Which Visa Rules Need Rechecking?
Build a 2027 China-trip plan without assuming 2026 fee concessions or another country’s fingerprint rules will apply. Separate confirmed notices from predictions.
Read guide →Can a Chinese Police Certificate Replace a U.S. Check for a New China Work Permit?
Previously lived in China? Separate the country covered by a police certificate from its issue date before preparing a new work-permit application from the United States.
Read guide →Can You Apply for a China Visa with a U.S. Passport Card?
A U.S. passport card is not a substitute for the passport book needed for a China visa and international flights. Check your document before starting COVA.
Read guide →FBI Report Shows a Dismissed Case: What Should You Check Before a China Work Visa?
Separate a complete U.S. criminal-history record from the Chinese work-permit decision. Check missing dispositions, correction evidence and truthful application answers.
Read guide →After Entering China: Can a U.S. Visitor Carry Only a Passport Photo?
Understand the document-carrying rule after entry, the limits of phone copies and a practical plan for keeping your passport available without exposing it unnecessarily.
Read guide →Living in the USA with a Foreign Degree: Where Do You Authenticate It for China?
Your U.S. address does not make a foreign diploma a U.S.-issued document. Separate the issuing-country route, Chinese acceptance and the later Z-visa application.
Read guide →U.S. Journalist Taking a Private China Trip: How Should You Explain the Visit?
Separate your media occupation from your planned activities, disclose both accurately, and clarify the visa route before mixing tourism with reporting.
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