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Visa Details

  • Overview
  • Visa Type
  • Rule
  • Documents we need
  • Important Notes
  • Pricing

Overview

China

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Embassy Address : 50-D, Shantipath, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi - 110021

Telephone : 91-9999036735

Email : delhicentre@visaforchina.org

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Visa Type

Tourist Visa (L Visa)

The Tourist Visa is issued to travelers visiting China for tourism, sightseeing, family visits, or short-term leisure. It allows for single, double, or multiple entries with varied validity periods. The application requires proof of travel itinerary, hotel bookings, and a valid passport. This visa is not for business or employment purposes.

Business Visa (M Visa)

The Business Visa is for individuals visiting China for commercial and trade activities. It requires an invitation letter from a Chinese business entity, details of business activities, and proof of prior business dealings. It supports single or multiple entries and is used by businesspersons, trade representatives, or investors.

Student Visa (X Visa)

Issued to foreign students accepted by educational institutions in China for long-term academic studies. The X1 visa is for long-term study (more than 6 months), while X2 is for short-term study. Requires admission letter, visa application form, and health certificates.

Work Visa (Z Visa)

The Work Visa is endorsed to individuals employed by Chinese employers for professional work in China. Requires employment permit, work authorization certificate, and invitation from the employer. This visa supports a stay longer than 90 days and is typically converted to a residence permit after entry.

Transit Visa (G Visa)

For travelers passing through China to a third country, valid for short stays of usually up to 7 days. Required are valid onward tickets and visas for the next destination.

Family Reunion Visa (Q Visa)

Issued to family members of Chinese citizens or foreigners with permanent residence. Usually for family reunions, long-term stays, or caregiving purposes. Requires proof of kinship and invitation documents.

Journalist Visa (J Visa)

Issued to foreign journalists visiting China for news coverage or journalism-related activities. Requires accreditation and invitation from Chinese authorities.

These visa types cover the most common purposes for travel to China from India, with specific documentation and conditions for each. Selection depends on the purpose of visit and duration of stay.?

Documents We Need

  • Valid original passport with at least 6 months validity and 2 blank pages.

  • Completed visa application form and confirmation page.

  • Two recent passport-sized photographs.

  • Proof of legal status or residence in India.

  • Travel itinerary: confirmed return tickets and hotel bookings.

  • Cover letter stating travel purpose.

  • Invitation letter from Chinese entity/person (if applicable).

  • Additional documents per visa category (student, business, work).

General Rules

  • Applicants must have a valid Indian passport with at least 6 months validity beyond the intended stay and minimum 2 blank visa pages.

  • Visa application must be submitted at the Chinese Visa Application Service Center or Chinese Embassy/Consulate with all required documents.

  • Visa fees must be paid as per the visa type and entry category; fees are non-refundable.

  • Fingerprints are collected from applicants aged 14 to 70 as part of biometric data requirements.

  • Visa applicants may require an interview or additional verification depending on embassy discretion.

Entry and Stay Rules

  • Entry should occur within the visa validity period; overstaying is subject to fines and penalties.

  • Multiple entry visas require each entry to comply with the conditions laid out at issuance.

  • The visa cannot be used for activities other than those stated in the application (e.g., tourist visa holders cannot work).

  • Changes in visa status (such as switching from a tourist to work visa) should be done through proper channels within China with the Public Security Bureau.

Document and Application Rules

  • Complete and truthful application forms must be submitted without omissions.

  • Supporting documents such as invitation letters, proof of accommodation, financial means, and return tickets may be required.

  • Incomplete documentation may lead to visa rejection or delays.

  • Applicants must keep a copy of their visa and passport while in China.

Special Cases

  • Some visa types like work or student visas require notarized documents and government-issued permits.

  • COVID-19 and health-related requirements may apply based on the latest international health protocols.

  • Transit visas require proof of onward travel and valid visas for the next destination.

Applicants are advised to check the latest official updates before submission, as rules and processes may change.

These rules ensure compliance with Chinese entry regulations and smooth visa processing for travelers from India.

Important Notes

  • Visa fee is non-refundable.

  • Fingerprints may be collected as part of visa application.

  • Overstay fines apply in China; severe overstay can lead to detention or blacklisting.

  • Courier service for visa passport delivery available.

Pricing

Category Visa Visa Type Validity Processing Embassy fee VFS fee Service fee Total Cost
Adult Tourist/Business

Single

90 days

4 to 6 working days

910

850

400

2,433

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