Embassy of the People's Republic of China in Canada

Ambassador: Mr. Lan Lijun
Political Counselor and Deputy Chief of Mission: Mr. Huang Huikang
Address: 515 St. Patrick Street, Ottawa, Ont. K1N 5H3
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 8935 New Terminal, AltaVista, Ottawa, Canada
Email: chinaemb_ca@mfa.gov.cn
Website: http://ca.china-embassy.org/eng/
Office Hours: 09:00-12:00, 14:00-17:30, Monday-Friday (except Chinese holidays) 

 
Visa Office
Tel: +1-613-7893434
Fax: +1-613-7891911
Office Hours: 09:00-13:00, Monday-Friday (except Chinese holidays) 

 
Consular Districts: Ottawa Region, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland & Labrador. 

 Consular Districts of Chinese Consulates in Canada

Consulate General Consular Jurisdiction
Consulate General of China in Calgary Alberta, Saskatchewan, Northwest Territories
Consulate General of China in Toronto Ontario, Manitoba 
Consulate General of China in Vancouver  British Colombia, the Yukon Territory

 Notice: As from July 15, 2008, American Diplomatic Passport holders are exempt from visa fees no matter what type of Chinese visa they apply for. 

 
Fees for Applying Chinese Visa 

Please pay by cash, money order, or certificated check. The payee is 'Chinese Embassy in Canada'.
1. Regular Visa Fee per Person

Entry Number Validity U.S.A Citizens Citizens of Canada & Other Countries
single 3 months CAD 130 CAD 50
double 6 months CAD 130 CAD 75
multiple 6 months CAD 130 CAD 100
multiple 12 months CAD 130 CAD 150
Group Visa CAD 110 CAD 40


2. Express and Rush Service Fee per Person
It regularly takes four working days for processing a visa application. However, if you need your visa as soon as possible, you can even pick it up on the same day.

Express Service 1 working day processing CAD 50
Rush Service 2-3 working days processing CAD 35


 Public Holidays in 2009 of Chinese Embassy in Ottawa

Festival Date Day
New Year's Day January 1 Thursday
Spring Festival February 26 - 28 Monday - Wednesday
Tomb-Sweeping Day  April 3  Friday
International Labor Day   May 1 Friday
Dragon Boat Festival  May 29  Friday
National Day of Canada  July 1  Wednesday
Chinese National Day
& Mid-Autumn Day
October 1- 6  Thursday - Tuesday
Christmas Day  December 25  Friday

 
Information of Sections of Chinese Embassy in Canada

Office Contact Information
Administrative Office Chief: Counselor Li Tao
Tel: +1-613-7893506
Fax: +1-613-7891911
Commercial Office Chief: Minister Counselor Liu Guosheng
Address: 401 King Edward Street, Ottawa, Ont.
Tel: +1-613-7862470
Fax: +1-613-2365078
Consular Office Chief: Counselor: Mr. Li Guixi
Tel: +1-613-7899586
Fax: +1-613-7891414
Cultural Office Chief: Counselor Zhao Haisheng
Tel: +1-613-7892832
Fax: +1-613-7893583
Educational Office Chief: Counselor Shi Shuyun
Address: 80 Cobourg Street, Ottawa, Ont.
Tel: +1-613-7896312
Fax: +1-613-7890262
Law Enforcement Liaison Office Chief: Counselor Wei Xiaojun
Tel: +1-613-7893434-260
Fax: +1-613-7898608
Military Office Military Attaché Senior Colonel: Mr. Cai Ping
Tel: +1-613-7893507
Fax: +1-613-7891413
Political Office Chief: Counselor Sun Lushan
Tel: +1-613-7893434-242
Fax: +1-613-7891412
Science & Technology Office Chief: Counselor Liu Yuanwen
Tel: +1-613-7893508
Fax: +1-613-7891417


 
Map of Chinese Embassy in Canada


 Visa Application Form of the People's Republic of China

 Please contact Embassy of Canada in China if Canadians are in problems there.

 Related China Embassies in North America: China Embassy in Costa Rica
                                                                           China Embassy in Cuba
                                                                           China Embassy in Dominica
                                                                           China Embassy in Grenada

Travelers' Voices on China Embassy in Canada

1.

Nov. 11,2009 11:12 Reply

Mr.robert deck(canada) said:

Would you please let me know what documentation i need to get married to a lady in Nanning, China

Nov. 11,2009 21:28
Mr.Calla replied:

Please read the info. on the website below:
http://ca.china-embassy.org/eng/lsfw/Relevant%20Chinese%20Laws%20and%20Regulations/t37735.htm

2.

Nov. 11,2009 11:12 Reply

Mr.kh(ca) said:

hi,
it really confused me to have your e mail response, becoz as u said, i sent my e mail enquiry to Turkeys' consulate general in Beijein twice, but how come it answered by chinese travel agent but not responsed by Turkeys' consulate general

Nov. 11,2009 21:26
Ms.Calipso replied:

You may send to a wrong email address. If you want to get a quick answer, call the embassy directly.

3.

Nov. 11,2009 02:15 Reply

Mr.kh(canada) said:

hi,
tks f quick response, but I don't understand why I have to consult the Chinese embassy
for the endorsement...may be I misleading my problems.
again, allow me to write more detaily.
I have a Co. in China, export stuffs to my client in Turkey. those stuffs were produced in China. recently, my client told me I had to send them the Chinese Custom Declaration (as it export fm China) and those Declaration must be endorsed by Turkey Consulate general. pls advise how can I proceed the endorsment and what is the cost???

Nov. 11,2009 04:44
Mr.Zachary replied:

I think you can get some help from the Turkey Embassy or Consulate.

4.

Nov. 11,2009 02:04 Reply

Ms.Josephine(canada) said:

if I have stayed in a city in China for 4 whole years, can I apply for a longer term visa?

Nov. 11,2009 04:42
Mrs.Olivia replied:

a person who has lived 5 years in China and is a desirable person may obtain permanent residency.

5.

Nov. 10,2009 13:03 Reply

Ms.Leanne(Canada) said:

I will fly in and out Beijing for a 2month stay in Mongolia. The chinese embassy in Canada gave me only a single entry visa. Can I get my other entry visa at the chinese embassy in UlanBataar for when I leave?
How much is it?Thanks

Nov. 10,2009 21:15
Mr.Benjamin replied:

I think you can, but i'm not sure the fee.

6.

Nov. 10,2009 11:12 Reply

Mr.kh(canada) said:

pls advise how can I proceed a chinese export custom declaration with the endorsement from the consulate general, and in what cost

Nov. 10,2009 21:13
Mr.David replied:

Please contact the China embassy or consulate diretly.

7.

Nov. 6,2009 07:58 Reply

Ms.Brown(Canada) said:

I am currently unemployed and just meeting friends in China for a 2 week backpacking trip (no fixed places to stay at, will just be buying train tickets and hopping from city to city). Is it likely I will get a visa as a Canadian citizen or might they deny me because I don't know many details about the trip except for when I will arrive and depart? I also don't have any contact information for anyone in China.

Nov. 6,2009 20:35
Mrs.Amanda replied:

If you don't have fixed itinerary and fixed destination. I think it's impossible for you to apply for a visa.

Nov. 6,2009 23:42
Mr.abc(macau) replied:

just go through a travel agent. it is possible.

8.

Nov. 6,2009 18:51 Reply

Mr.sasha(canada) said:

Hello,

Im dual ,Macedonia and canadian citizen marryed with phillipina and have son with her.I d like to visit my mother in Macedonia with my wife and our baby boy.Which enbassy is responsible for issuing visa for my wife and son,and what documents we do need.Thanks for any answer

Nov. 6,2009 21:01
Mr.Brent replied:

Macedonia Embassy in Canada, I think.

9.

Nov. 2,2009 12:29 Reply

Mr. Don Weideman(Canada) said:

Hello, We are going on a cruise which starts in Singapore December 2, 2009 and ends in Bangkok on January 3, 2010. The only time that we will be in China is for 12 hours in transit through Shanghai. Is a Tourist Visa required even if we do not get off the ship at the docks in Shanghai? Thank you for your help. Don.

Nov. 2,2009 22:45
Mr.Hugh replied:

I think you don't need a visa for your transit in Shanghai.

10.

Oct. 29,2009 00:15 Reply

Mr.Sahai(Canada) said:

I am canadian and am going to India via China Eastern. my connecting flight for new delhi is after 9 hrs. Can I get transit visa at Podung airport and spend some time sightseeing in Shanghai. Do I have to apply for the visa in Canada or at Podung airport.

Oct. 29,2009 04:55
Mr.David replied:

Visas are not required of Canadian citizens who transit through Pudong Airport or Hongqiao Airport of Shanghai, provided they hold valid passports, visas for the onward countries, final destination tickets and have booked seats, and stay in Shanghai for less than 48 hours.

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