Here are some frequently asked questions (FAQs) about China's port visas:
What is a port visa?
A port visa in China, also known as a landing visa, is a type of visa that allows certain foreign nationals to enter China directly at the port of entry. It is mainly designed for the convenience of short term visitors who have urgent travel needs.
Who is eligible for a port visa?
Business travelers who come to China for urgent business meetings, negotiations, or inspections and do not have time to apply for a visa in advance through the normal consular channels in their home countries.
Tourists who join international travel groups organized by travel agencies registered in China and come to China for short term sightseeing.
Crew members of international ships or airplanes who need to enter China temporarily for reasons such as rest, replenishment, or emergency medical treatment.
What documents are required to apply for a port visa?
A valid passport with at least one blank page and a remaining validity period that meets the requirements (usually more than 6 months).
Completed visa application form.
A recent passport sized photograph.
For business travelers, proof of business activities such as an invitation letter from a Chinese company or business partner.
For tourists in travel groups, relevant travel group vouchers and itinerary arrangements provided by the travel agency.
Where can one apply for a port visa?
At the port visa offices established at some major international airports, seaports, and land border ports in China. For example, Beijing Capital International Airport, Shanghai Pudong International Airport, Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport, etc.
How long is the validity period of a port visa?
The validity period of a port visa is usually short term. For tourism related port visas, it may be valid for up to 30 days. For business related ones, depending on the nature of the business activities, it can range from a few days to 30 days in general.
Are there any restrictions on port visas?
Port visa holders are generally restricted to the area specified in the visa (such as a particular city or region). They need to abide by Chinese laws and regulations during their stay in China.
Some types of activities may not be allowed with a port visa. For example, long term employment or study is not permitted under a port visa.
Can everyone be guaranteed to get a port visa?
No. The port visa issuing authority has the right to reject an application if the applicant fails to meet the requirements, has a bad immigration record, or if there are other reasons that make the applicant ineligible for entry into China.
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