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It will be valid for 10 years from the date of issuance.

If there are no corrections needed, it will take around 2-4 working days for you to get your Chinese visa.

Our team will email the e-Visa confirmation. You can always use our 24×7 email support if you have any queries.

Yes. The China Visa fee is the same for a child, who is an independent applicant or an accompanying applicant sharing the same passport with the principal applicant. Therefore, the child incurs the same amount of visa fee.

You may apply for an extension of the “duration of stay” of your China Visa at a local public security authority before it expires, but without an assumption that the application will be automatically approved. Overstay violates the laws of China and will be punished.

Validity of a China Visa refers to the period within which the visa holder is allowed to enter China. The number of entries refers to the number of times the visa holder is permitted to enter China within the visa’s validity.

Duration of stay refers to the longest period the visa holder is allowed to stay in China on each visit, and this is counted from the day following entry into China.

When all the permitted entries are used up, the visa will no longer be valid. Even if there are unused entries, the visa will no longer be valid if the validity has already expired. In either case, the visa holder should apply for a new visa if another visit to China is planned.

The holder of a visa is eligible to enter China at any time prior to the expiry of its validity (allowed to enter China before midnight Beijing Time on the last date of its validity) provided that permitted entries on the visa have not been used up; the holder’s planned duration of stay in China must not exceed the duration stated on the visa.

Absolutely. Double-entry China Visa means you can enter into mainland of China twice. Since you are going to Guangdong twice, you must have a double-entry China Visa.

No. The China Visa Application service Center is a commercial service organization registered in accordance with local laws and regulations and recognized by a Chinese Embassy or Consulate-General to handle the daily routine work of processing China Visa applications. However, it operates independently of diplomatic missions and is neither a branch nor an affiliated organ. Please note that the Visa Center does not participate in the assessment and approval of China Visas.

You can apply for a China Visa 27 Days before your intended date of entry Into China.

The China Tourist Visa is a Single Entry or Multiple Entry visa that allows the holder to a maximum stay per visit of up to 60 days Per Entry.

The China Visa Application Form is the first step for getting a Chinese Visa before submitting your documents at your designated China Visa Application Center.

iVisa service includes completing the China Visa Application Form and providing a Preparation Guide for the steps that applicants must follow in order to get their China tourist visa.

Note: Applicants must go to their designated China Visa Application Center to continue with their Tourist Visa application.

The validity of your China Tourist Visa will vary depending on the visa you apply for, with a maximum of up to 60 days Per Entry on a multiple-entry visa. For select nationalities,

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For US passport holders: The China Tourist Visa is valid for up to 10 years after issue. However, the China Embassy or Consulates in the United States take the final decision to grant the period of validity. Additionally, it is a Multiple Entry visa and allows for a maximum stay of 60 days Per Entry

A Chinese visa is a stamp or endorsement placed by officials of China on a passport that allows the bearer to visit China. “Visit” is further defined as the reason for entry, usually business, tourist or transitory. Chinese visas are obtained through a visa service provider known as the Chinese Visa Application Service Center recognized by the Chinese Embassy or Consulate General to handle the daily routine work of processing China Visa applications.

We do offer refunds, the Terms and Conditions which are made available on this website explain in detail the refund policy. Please check the details in full by clicking the following link  https://evisas.online/refund-policy/

A Single and Double entry China Visa is valid for 90 days from issuance. You can enter China within the validity of 90 days from the date of issue (please note the time difference between China and India). And from the date of your entry, you can stay in China for 30 days (the duration period is written on the visa label).

Foreign citizens must abide by the laws and regulations of the People’s Republic of China after they enter China, and must not conduct any activities other than covered by the purpose of the visit as stated in application, or activities not approved by the authorities of the Chinese government. If foreign citizens are seeking employment in China, they need to apply for work permits from relevant authorities.

They would face penalties if they breach relevant laws and regulations.

Single-entry China Visas are usually valid for 3 months from the issue date, and will permit you to stay in China for a maximum of 30 days. This visa will allow you to travel as a tourist or conduct general business activities.

Most people need to apply only for a single-entry China Visa. You need to apply for “double entry” or “multiple entry” China Visa if you need to leave and re-enter mainland China.

Even when you go to Hong Kong or Macau from mainland China you still need to have a “double entry” or “multiple entry” China Visa.

China Visa’s number of entries refers to the number of times the visa holder can make entry into China within the validity period of the Visa. A China Visa is normally issued with single entry, double entries or multiple entries. Single entry or double entries visa will expire after the times are used up. If you go to China again you will need a new visa.

If the entries have not been used up but the visa has expired because the visa has reached the end of its validity period, you will need to apply for a new China Visa. Anyone holding an expired visa that goes to China will be refused entry at the border.

It is essential that you check carefully the number of entries and make sure your visa is valid.

China Visas are issued according to the purpose of the trip; either for tourism or business activities. In general, “tourist” visas are issued specifically for the purpose of travel for pleasure, while “business” visas generally permits a traveler to engage in normal business-related activities (sales meetings, visiting a factory, negotiating agreements, etc.)