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Visa


Visa Type

Applicable Individuals

C

International train crew members, flight crew members of international aircraft, crew members on vessels engaged in international voyages with their accompanying dependents, and cross-border commercial motor vehicle operators.

D

Holder of Chinese Permanent Residence Permit.

E

Individuals visiting China for exchanges, visits, inspections, and other similar activities.

F

Issue appropriate visas to U.S. citizens traveling to China as educational exchange delegates, business scoping personnel, or official delegation members.

G

Transit Passengers via China.

J1

Long-Term Accredited Foreign Correspondents in China.

J2

Short-Term Foreign Journalists on Coverage Assignments in China.

L

Tourist visiting China.

M

Person visiting China for trade or other commercial activities.

Q1

Family members of Chinese citizens who apply for residence in China for family reunification (spouse, parents, children, children's spouses, siblings, grandparents, grandparents-in-law, grandchildren, grandchildren-in-law, as well as the parents of the spouse), family members of foreigners with permanent residence status in China (spouse, parents, children, children's spouses, siblings, grandparents, grandparents-in-law, grandchildren, grandchildren-in-law, as well as the parents of the spouse), and those who apply for entry and residence for reasons such as foster care.

Q2

Family member or relative of Chinese citizen(s) or foreigner(s) with permanent residence status in China (no more than 180 days).

R

Foreign nationals qualifying as either High-Caliber Professionals or Specialty Occupations with Certified Labor Shortages.

S1

Spouse, parent, child under the age of 18 or parent-in-law of foreigner(s) residing in China for work, study or other purposes who visit China for 180 days or more. Person who needs to reside in China for other personal matters.

S2

Family member (including spouse, parent, child, child’s spouse, sibling, grandparent, grandchild, and parent-in-law) of foreigner(s) staying or residing in China for work, study or other purposes who visit China for less than 180 days. Person Applying for a visa to stay in China for other personal matters.

X1

Individuals lawfully residing in China for purposes of academic/professional study exceeding 180 days.

X2

Individuals engaging in temporary study (not exceeding 180 days) within China's territory.

Z

Individuals lawfully employed within China's territory.

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Case recommend

Visa processing, green card application, and application for naturalization

Client Z is a Chinese citizen who is married to an American citizen, XX, and they have two American children. Later, his or her spouse submitted an IR1 spousal immigration application for him or her. The XX Consulate issued an IR1 visa, and Client Z entered the United States as a permanent resident in the same year.

Apply for an immigrant visa, acquire US citizenship, and resolve the issue of cancellation of Chinese nationality

Client D, a Chinese citizen, married an American citizen and they have a son (of American nationality). Later, his or her spouse submitted an I-130 spousal immigration application for XX and it was approved. With the assistance of the Lawyer team, Client D completed the relevant document preparation and interview guidance, and was issued an IR1 visa to enter the United States. In the same year, they obtained a green card. The lawyer team subsequently initiated the application for naturalization and expedited the process through his spouse's position in an American company. The case involved challenges such as Client D's first B1/B2 visa rejection and the revocation of their children's nationality. The lawyer team ensured the legality and efficiency of the immigration path by supplementing the authenticity of the marriage, coordinating the compliance of laws in China and the United States, and facilitating cross-departmental communication. At present, the green card of Client D is valid, the application for naturalization is pending approval, and the issue of children's nationality has been properly handled through the travel document and revocation application.

Application for Chinese Green Card

During the process of assisting XX's son in applying for an entry and exit permit, the lawyer team formulated a detailed full-process case schedule of "application document preparation - application submission - approval and certificate collection", and clearly defined the task division. They also conducted research on the regulations of Zhumadian area, obtained the contact numbers of the public security bureau and other departments to sort out the processing requirements and procedures. Draft and review documents such as the "Application and Approval Form for Extension and Reissuance of Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan and Overseas Chinese Documents", and guide XX to fill in and prepare the materials. Meanwhile, the team led by Lawyer Liu Sen organized multiple meetings and communications with XX, coordinated meetings with the Public Security bureau, assisted in submitting applications in Xincai County and provided emergency contact channels, followed up on the acceptance receipts to ensure a smooth process, and through professional process planning, legal research, document processing, and communication coordination, promoted the legal and efficient completion of the application for entry and exit permits. Help solve the problems related to their entry and exit documents.