Location
527 Marcy Ave. Brooklyn, NY 11206, United States
527 Marcy Ave. Brooklyn, NY 11206, United States
Getting a Chinese visa can be a daunting process, but with “Expedite Passport & Visa Services”, you can get your visa with ease and speed. Our proven record of assisting thousands of individuals in obtaining their visas in a timely manner speaks for itself. Don’t let the visa application process stress you out – trust our company to handle it for you.
Note: Unless special arrangements are made in advance by contacting Expedite Passport for emergency processing (additional fees may apply), the day the documents are received are not counted as a processing day.
“Prices may vary upon availability”
When you apply on our website, an agent will get a notification with your information and call you to verify your application details.
Upon submitting an order online you will receive a confirmation email with the list of requirements which is needed to process your application, carefully follow the instructions and contact us for any questions.
Once confirmed by an expert you can mail in or walk into our office location to submit your documents.
When your visa is ready you can pick it up at our office or we can ship it you for a minimal fee.
Do not hesitate to give us a call. We are an expert team and we are happy to talk to you.
Visas are stamped into a passport; therefore the original passport is required to be submitted.
At least 6 months validity is required.
The passport must have at least 2 blank pages.
Applicant must complete the where you stay form.
Applicant must submit a legible color copy of their driver’s license or state issued ID. At this time, no other proof of residency will be accepted.
For applicants who have previously held Chinese visas, the Embassy and consulate offices require submission of previous visas.
If the previous visa is in the current passport there is no action required.
The consulate of China in New York requires that any applicant who works in the media or for a media company (regardless of your actual job within the organization) to appear in person to submit their application for a visa. As such we cannot assist any applicants who work in the media industry in any capacity.
Applicant must submit a Letter of incitation from the inviting party or organization in China. The invitation letter must be issued by a Chinese Company, corporation, institution, or the Government.
The letter must contact a company stamp, referred to in China as a “chop” (this is generally a red circle or oval stamp applied by a government agent, although some private companies may have their own stamps) as well as the following information:
Applicant must submit two (2) identical, color, passport style photographs. The photos generally should not be the same used for the passport itself.
Photo requirements as provided by the Chinese Embassy:
If applicant is former Chinese or Taiwanese citizen, applicant must submit previous Chinese passport or proof of previously issued Chinese Visa.
Citizens of Taiwan may encounter significant difficulty securing a visa.
If applicant previously held Hong Kong citizenship, applicant must appear in person to the Chinese Embassy or Consulate office nearest them.
Applicants must submit a Business Cover Letter (BCL) from a US company. The BCL must be a Signed document on company letterhead indicating the date, duration and purpose of travel, list a contact and address at the host company, and observe moral and financial responsibility for the applicant.
A photocopy of the signed letter is acceptable.
The letter must be addressed to “The consulate General of China“ as opposed to using the term “Embassy”