Chinese Embassy in Bangladesh, China Embassy in Dhaka

Embassy of the People's Republic of China in Bangladesh

Ambassador: Mr. Zhang Xianyi
Address: Plot 2 & 4, Embassy Road, Baridhara, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Tel: +88-02-8824862, 8824164, 8823414, 9882988
Fax: +88-02-8823004, 9880188
Office Hours: 09:00-13:00, 15:00-17:00, Sunday-Thursday (except holidays)
Email: chinaemb-db@mfa.gov.cn
Website: http://bd.china-embassy.org/eng/

Consular Office
Tel: +88-02-8824862, 8824164, 8823414, 9882988 ext. 102
Office Hours:
Applications Time: 09:00-12:30, 15:00-17:00, Tuesday, Thursday,
Pick-up Time: 09:00-12:30, 15:00-16:00, Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday (except holidays)

The information of all sections of Chinese embassy in Bangladesh

Sections	Information
Reception Office	Tel: Ext. 101
Consular Office	Tel: Ext. 102
Secretary to the Ambassador	Tel: Ext. 103
Administrative Office	Tel: Ext. 105
Political Office	Tel: Ext. 106
Defense Attaché Office	Tel: Ext. 107
Cultural Office	Tel: Ext. 108 Fax: +88-02-8822437
Economic & Commercial office	Address: Plot No. 15, Park Road, Block-1, Baridhara, Dhaka, Bangladesh Tel: +88-02-8816654, 8825272, 8823313, 9893042 Fax: +88-02-8823082

Note: The general line of this embassy is +88-02-8824862, 8824164, 8823414, 9881988

Visa Fees
1. Regular Visa Fee per Person

Visa Types	Bangladeshis Citizens	American Citizens	Citizens of Other Countries
Single-Entry Visa	TK 650	TK 9,060	TK 1,460
Double-Entry Visa	TK 980	TK 9,060	TK 2,190
Multi-Entry Visa with 6-month Validity	TK 1,300	TK 9,060	TK 2.920
Multi-Entry Visa with 12-month Validity	TK 1,950	TK 9,060	TK 4,380
Hong Kong Visa/ Entry Permit	TK 1,800	TK 1,800	TK 1,800

2. Expedited Service Fee per Person
The regular processing time of a visa is 4 working days. For urgent cases, you can apply for the expedited service. Moreover, additionalfee will be paid as following:

2-3 working days processing

TK 1,000

About Visa to Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR)
1. According to the new arrangement made by the Immigration Department of the HKSAR, from December 11, 2006, nationals of Bangladesh must have a visa to enter the HKSAR for any purposes, such as direct transit (not go out of airport), ordinary transit (go out of airport) and visit.

2. The following Bangladeshis are still exempted from visa to enter the HKSAR:
A. Diplomatic/service (official) passport holders are free of a visa for a stay up to 14 days.
B. United Nations Laissez Passport holders go to Hong Kong or transit Hong Kong to/from a third place for official purposes.
C. Operating aircrew and operating seaman in work go to Hong Kong.

3. The following Bangladeshis including their accompanying spouse and children can apply for Visit Visa for a stay up to 14 days and Single-Entry or Double-Entry Transit Visa for a stay up to 7 days.
A. Government officials holding ordinary passport
B. Celebrities in Bangladeshi society and business circles
C. Employees of famous large-scale enterprise in Bangladesh, including multinational companies, international airlines and shipping enterprises, financial entities, banks, insurance entities and foreign representative in Bangladesh. Moreover, they are required to show the Certificate Letter (go to Hong Kong for Business) issued by their company.

4. The other Bangladeshi citizens should directly post their applications to the Immigration Department of the HKSAR. Its address is Floor 6, Immigration Tower, No.7 Gloucester Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong. For more detailed information, please refer to http://www.immd.gov.hk.

Notices for People Going to Bangladesh
From April 27, 2008, Bangladesh Tourist Visa holders are asked to fill in an Entry Registration Form (its content is similar to Entry Card) and hand in two recent passport size photos when entering Bangladesh.

Please contact Embassy of Bangladesh in China if Bangladeshis are in troubles there.

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Travelers' Voices on China Embassy in Bangladesh

Nov. 20,2009 08:06 Reply

Mr.Hossain(Bangladesh) said:

A guest going to Seoul by Eastern China Airlines. Does he need transit visa ?
If yes what are the formality and paper embassy needs to get a transit visa from your embassy?
Hossain

Nov. 20,2009 20:25
Mrs.Hannah replied:

Will he stop at any Chinese airport?

Nov. 18,2009 03:22 Reply

Mr.MD.A. SALAM SARDER(BANGLADESH) said:

Dear respected concern,
My present profesion is Electrical Engineering works.
I would like to visit china as a traveler.Earlier I visited to China in 2007. Can I get visa showing by the following documents? If yes,then only I would like to submit documents for visa.
1.Passport
2.photocopy of passport(Required no. of page)
3.Bank statement(last one year) & solvency certificate(Both original)
4.Return air ticket(original)
5.Hotel booking/reservation(download from website)
6.Visiting Card.
7.Application Form.
8.Economic assurance,I give a declaration my letter head pad that all expense bare myself for the purpose of this visit.
Thank You.

Best & Regards
salam
Bangladesh
18/11/2009

Nov. 18,2009 19:57
Mr.Abrhams replied:

I think the hotel booking should be a confirmed booking by the China Hotel not downloaded from the website directly.

Nov. 18,2009 22:12
Mr.MD.A.SALAM SARDER(BANGLADESH) replied:

Dear Mr. Abrhams

Thanks for your positive answer.Hotel booking, I mean confirmed hotel booking. If I pay the booking charges from on line payment system by the international debit/credit card,then they will send me a hotel reservation confirmation messages through my e-mail account.These are the meaning of quoted documents list five(5).
Thank you.
B&R
salam
Banbgladesh
19/11/09

Nov. 18,2009 05:24 Reply

Mr.Jafor Ali(Bangladesh) said:

This is jafor from bangladesh. I am private service holder. Pls let me know that i visit china by truist visa. Pls advice to me that paper requer and process.

Thanks
Jafor

Nov. 18,2009 20:01
Mrs.Ada replied:

You can refer to Mr.MD.A. SALAM SARDER's documents below, and you have to prepare a passport sized photo as well.
Meanwhile, I think that you don't need to provide the Economic Assurance, your bank statement is enough.

Nov. 18,2009 02:21 Reply

Mr.KAMAL(Bangladesh) said:

DEAR SIR,

PLZ LET ME CLEAR ABOUT FOLOWING:

01. IF CHINA EMBASSY REFUSE THE VISA APPLICATION THEN WILL ANY SCOPE FOR APPEAL?

02. IF CHINA EMBASSY REFUSE THE VISA APPLICATION THEN IS THERE ANY SCOPE FOR RESUBMIT THE APPLICATION BY USING SAME INVITATION LETTER?

Nov. 18,2009 19:55
Ms.Abby replied:

1. there must be reason for not issuing the visa for you, I don't think you can appeal. Meanwhile, the foreign Affairs Administry of China stipulated that China Embassy has the right to reject any visa application without giving explanation.
2. I think you can resubmit your application, but you'd better enquire the China Embassy firstly.

Nov. 17,2009 05:41 Reply

Mr.RIHAN(BANLADESH) said:

HI,
I M A PRIVATE EMPLOYEE, BUT I WANT TO START BUISINESS WITH CHINA. DUE TO THIS I ALREADY CONTACTED WITH A CHINESE SUPPLIER AND WE AGREED TO DO BUSINESS WITH EACH OTHER. FOR OUR BUSINESS PURPOSE I NEED TO GO CHINA FOR VISITING THEIR FACTORY AS WELL AS EXAMINING THE QUALITY OF THEIR GOODS. THEY ALREADY ISSUE ME INVITATION LETTER. I HEARED THAT ITS NEED TRADE LISENCE, TIN CERTIFICATE AND BANK TRANSACTION REPORT. IS IT RIGHT? I HAVE THAT RESPECTIVE DOCUMENTS, BUT ITS ALL MY PARTNER'S NAME. IS IT POSSIBLE TO SHOW MY PARTNERS TRADE LISENCE AND OTHERS DOC? PLZ LET ME ADVICE. THNX!

Nov. 17,2009 20:25
Mr.carl01(Australia) replied:

I think you have to show yours if apply for your visa.

Nov. 17,2009 01:39 Reply

Mr.KAMAL(BANGLADESH) said:

DEAR SIR,

I M A MANAGER OF A PRIVATE COMPANY. I HAVE A MEETING WITH A CHINA SUPPLIER AND I NEED TO ATTEND THIS MEETING ON BEHALF OF MY COMPANY. ALREADY I GOT INVITATION LETTER FROM RESPECTIVE COMPANY OF CHINA AND ALSO GOT CERTIFICATE OF LOCAL AUTHORITY. NOW PLZ LET ME CLEAR HOW CAN I APPLY TO THE EMBASSY FOR VISA AND WHAT KIND OF DOCUMENTS NEEDED?

Nov. 17,2009 04:48
Mr.Sabella(Spain) replied:

you can go to the China emabssy to apply for the vis ain person or entrust a travel sgency to process it for you.
The requirements are:
1. Valid passport (at least six months before expiration) with blank visa pages and copy of the first three pages;
2. TYPED Visa Application Form (download from http://bd.china-embassy.org/eng/lsyw) with one passport photo.
3. Applicants who have never been to China before should submit in person.
4. Original Visa Notice Form issued by authorized departments of Chinese Government.
Thus, you still have to ask your China Supplier to apply for a Visa notice for you from their local Foreign Affairs office.

Nov. 16,2009 03:34 Reply

Mr.Bakar(Bangladesh) said:

Dear Sir,
My Boss is a S.Korean national(Investor)and running business in Chittagong Export Processing Zone,Chittagong.He wants to go to China in order to explore investment environment in China.He did not travel to china earlier.In this connection, can I submit and receive visa onbehalf of my Boss? (if he provide an authorisation letterto you)

Because he is very very busy person that he hasn't enough time to go the embassy.

Thank you.

Bes Regards,
Bakar.

Nov. 16,2009 21:00
Mr.carl01(Australia) replied:

Yes, you can apply for the visa for your boss on his behalf.

Nov. 11,2009 10:19 Reply

Mr.Naveed(Bangladesh) said:

To all concern plese be informed that china surely requires visa under any circumstances , I have been travelligto china for last 11 years regularly but still the visa has been same process , only for last 5 years they have started to issue 1 year multiple visa F class only for business but due to certain time for security like olympics and Chinese internal govermet celebrations visas have been restricted ,honestly all can get visa even in such time ,only multiple visa holders who has had last 3 years multiple visa issuedand made 3 trips atleast each visa term can easily get inviatation easily from Chinese goverment without hassle others should slowly travel frequently and come upto this, but for a single entry visa is easy and if you follow the regulations they have written should be fine . It is true many suffer to get visa where I do feel Chinese visa service is not to be blamed you must understand china is still a closed country regarding media, and laws and places , all in all you should know china system and goverment is built on principles solely by the ruling party . Since they are one sixth of the world people in one country it is better to follow their rules and respect their laws for visa and visits . It is only the problom from Bangladesh that some travellers over stay and pass on to Korea this has made them react hard for such people only I always get visa renewed easily . So people who face problom should see what short

Nov. 11,2009 21:21
Mrs.Caleigh replied:

Mr.Naveed, thank you for sharing so much with us.

Nov. 9,2009 04:34 Reply

Mr.s.m.matinur rahman lalin(Bangladesh) said:

I am s.m.matinur rahman lalin repoter of `fort-nightly -chitra bichitra' magazine. My profession is journalism. I would to know the actual requirements needed for as `As Journalist for temporary news coverage to visa ? Please let me know what actually needed for As Journalist for temporary news coverage to visa.

Nov. 9,2009 22:24
Mr.Martin replied:

which country's Journalist visa will you apply for?

10.

Nov. 9,2009 01:42 Reply

Mr.A.T.M. Maniruzzaman (Bangladesh) said:

I am A.T.M. Maniruzzaman editor of `fort-nightly -chitra bichitra' magazine. I am Bangladeshi. My profession is journalism. I intend to go to first time china.I would to know the actual requirements needed for tourist visa? Please let me know what actually needed for Journalist tourism myself visa.
and why I got invitation letter from China ?

Nov. 9,2009 03:48
Mr.helper replied:

You can see the requirements for Chinese tourist visa on this website http://bd.china-embassy.org/eng/lsyw/t569035.htm But I think that you maybe asked to provide other documents because you are journalists.

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