For applicants who prefer end-to-end support.
A dedicated case manager assists you with form filling, document preparation, visa photo editing, pre-approval, and submission.
This service includes everything from the basic service plus full preparation assistance.
In most cases, processing takes 10–15 business days from the time we receive your complete application package.
For applicants who need their visa urgently.
With Embassy approval and no unforeseen delays, your visa can be issued in as fast as 3 business days, plus shipping time.
This service requires a phone consultation with your case manager before proceeding.
You may also fill out our online visa application questionnaire to speed up the process.
For applicants who have already completed their COVA application and received consular pre-approval.
We hand-deliver your passport to the Embassy, pick it up once the visa is issued, and mail it back to you.
Embassy visa fee and return shipping are charged separately.
This service does not include any application support or consultation.
Passport must contain at least 2 blank visa pages
For single-entry visas, the passport must be valid for at least 6 months
For a 10-year visa, the passport must be valid for at least 12 months (U.S citizen)
There are five Chinese consular visa offices in the United States, each responsible for specific state jurisdictions. To determine which visa office will process your application, the Consulate requires proof of residency, such as a state-issued ID, a utility bill, or a bank statement.
For minor applicants, a birth certificate and a copy of a parent’s state-issued ID are also required.
To be issued by a Chinese entity, the letter should include:
To get started with our Full Support Service, please register your order first. Once your registration is completed, our system will automatically send you an email containing a secure personal link to access and complete the Visa Application Questionnaire.
Please complete the questionnaire as thoroughly as possible and upload any requested supporting documents. Our team will then review the information you provide and contact you if any additional details or documents are needed before we begin preparing your visa application.
The documents listed below are commonly required in photocopy form, depending on the specifics of your application. We recommend preparing these in advance to help streamline the process. Please note that actual processing times may vary based on individual circumstances.
U.S. Naturalization Certificate (for applicants with dual or multi-nationality)
Green Card (for non-U.S. citizens)
Employer’s Letter of Verification (for company paid travelling, or sensitive careers)
Passports from previous or additional nationalities
Records of previous Chinese visas or residence permits
Previous Chinese Visa & Residence Permit records
Court record required if the applicant has a criminal history.
If any of these documents are unavailable, it may not prevent your application from being processed, but it could affect the processing time and final decision. Our visa specialists are committed to helping you prepare and submit your application with accuracy and efficiency.
For non-U.S. citizen applicants, the embassy fee may vary and can only be confirmed after the visa has been processed. Our visa specialist can provide an estimate; however, it will be subject to change.
