Notice on Adjusting Visa for China Application Requirements
2022-06-17 09:45

1. In accordance with the relevant arrangement, starting from 20 June, 2022, the Embassy and Consulate-Generals of China in Australia will make adjustments on visa application requirements to China. The updated application procedures and material requirements are as follows:

1.1 Fill out the visa application form online (https://www.visaforchina.org/), print out  and sign the form.

1.2 Submit the application to your local Chinese Visa Application Service Center (CVASC) and wait for processing result.

1.3 When you receive further notice from the CVASC, please come to the CVASC to submit application materials in person and retain ten fingerprints.

*The following applicants can be exempt from fingerprint collection:

 a. Applicants under the age of 14 or over 70;

 b. Diplomatic passport holders, or applicants eligible for diplomatic, official and courtesy visas;

 c. Applicants who already had their fingerprints collected within the past five years at the Embassy or Consulate-Generals, or the local CVASC in Australia with the same passport

 d. Applicants with all fingers mutilated or uncollectible.

1.4 Application Materials:

 a. Application form completed online (should be printed-out and signed);

 b. Original passport and copy of the information page;

 c. 1 photo of the applicant;

 d. Certificate of visa in Australia (for citizens of other countries who are in Australia);

 e. Original Chinese passport(for those who had Chinese nationality before and apply for visa for China for the first time);

 f. Certificate of COVID-19 vaccination;

 g. Materials for different visas are as follows:

Categories of Visa

Description

Required Documents

M-Visa

F-Visa

Issued to those who intend to   go to China for work resumption (including commercial and   technology activities)

Invitation letter issued by   the central and state organs, central enterprises, foreign affairs and   commercial departments of provincial governments, and foreign affairs   departments of municipal governments

Z-Visa

Issued to those who intend to   work in China.

Effective “Notification   Letter of Foreigner's Work Permit

S1-Visa

S2-Visa

Issued to spouse, parents,   children, parents of the spouse of the holder of a Z visa or work category   residence permit.

① Original certification   (marriage certificate, birth certificate, other relationship certificate)   showing the relationship of immediate family members between applicants and   inviting individual

② An invitation letter from   the inviting individual (a foreigner who stays or resides in China for work)

③ A photocopy of the inviting   individual's passport and Z-visa or residence permit

Q1-Visa

Q2-Visa

①Issued to family members of   Chinese citizens or of foreigners with permanent residence status in China.

②Issued to those for funerals   or visits to critically ill relatives in China

*"family members"   refers to spouses, parents, parents-in-law, children, spouses of children,   brothers and sisters, grandparents and grandchildren.

① Certification (marriage   certificate, birth certificate, household register, other relationship   certificate) showing the relationship of family members between applicant and   inviting individual

② An invitation letter issued   by a Chinese citizen or a foreign citizen with a Chinese permanent residence   permit who lives in China

③ Proof of the  inviting   individual's Chinese identity (e.g. Chinese ID card, household register), or   foreigner's passport and Chinese permanent residence permit 

④For emergency humanitarian   visas such as those for funerals or visits to critically ill relatives in   China, the identity documents of the deceased or ill relative (e.g.   foreigner's passport, etc.), a death certificate or a critical illness notice   issued by a hospital shall be submitted.

h. We may ask for extra materials for your application according to your case.

2. The above visas are processed through the CVASC. Please comply with the COVID-19 checking requirements when you come to the CVASC. If you have further questions, please contact the CVASC for more information.


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