China visa application is required for foreign nationals visiting China before entering the country, except for special circumstances allowing for visa-free entry. China issues several different types of visa for various purposes. Below are the common types of visa in China.
Applying for a work visa is not as simple as preparing documents and submitting an application. There are lots of things need to be attended to and many legal requirements should be abided by. Tannet can help attend to the whole application procedures. We assure you a safe stay in China.
Common Types of Chinese Visas
1. Business Visa (M Visa)
The M Visa is issued to foreigners visiting China for business and trade purposes. It is suitable for foreigners who made frequent work-related visits to China, but spend less than six months in a given year in the country, and are not employed or paid by an entity incorporated in China.
2. Work Visa (Z Visa)
The Z Visa is issued to foreigners who are taking up a post or employment in China, and their accompanying family members. The Z Visa is the most common type of visa used by foreigners working in China.
3. Student Visa (X Visa)
The X Visa is issued to foreigners who come to China for studies or fieldwork. While holder of X Visas do not have working rights, they may be able to undertake internships if authorized by their educational institution and other relevant authorities.
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4. Tourist Visa (L Visa)
The L Visa is issued to foreigners who enter China temporarily for tourism. Tourist visas are typically offered on a single-entry, double-entry, or multiple-entry basis with duration of stay ranging from 30 days to 90 days. For those who wish to travel to Tibet, an approval notice from the China Tibet Tourism Bureau is required in order to apply for a tourist visa.
5. Family Visit Visa (Q Visa)
The Q Visa is issued to foreigners who are visiting family members of Chinese citizens, and to foreigners who are spouses of Chinese citizens, including those who intend to visit China for personal purposes, including foster care.
6. Talent Visa (R Visa)
The R Visa is issued to highly qualified individuals whose skills are urgently needed in China. This refers to Tier A talents under China’s new tiered work permit classification system.
7. Residence Visa (D Visa)
The D Visa is issued to foreigners who plan to live in China permanently. This visa is also known as “Chinese green card”, and is really difficult to acquire.
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