Consul General: Mr. Wu Xinjian
Address: 1011 6th Avenue, S.W. Calgary, Alberta, Canada T2P OW1
Email: chinaconsul_cal_ca@mfa.gov.cn
Website: http://calgary.china-consulate.org/eng/
Office Hours: 09:00-12:00, 14:00-17:00, Monday-Friday (except holidays)
Visa Office
Tel for Enquires: +1-403-2643322 (15:30-16:30, Mon.-Thu.)
Fax: +1-403-2646656
Email: chinaconsul_cal_ca@mfa.gov.cn
Office Hours: 09:00-12:00, Monday-Friday (except holidays) Consular Districts: Alberta, Saskatchewan, Northwest Territories Visa Fees
Please look at the information about visa fees at the website of Chinese embassy in Canada.
As from January 20, 2008, the visa fees for American citizens are changed to CAD 130. The express / rush service fee doesn't change. The visa fees for citizens of Canada and other countries also remain the same. Urgent Notice on Chinese Visa
As from April 15, 2008, besides the duly filled-in Visa Application Form, the original passport and one recent photo, all Canadian citizens applying for Chinese visa are required to provide additional documents for different purposes of their trip to China:
1. for sightseeing: travel itinerary, round-trip ticket, hotel order in China
2. for visiting relatives: round-trip ticket, certificate of kinship
3. for business visit: visa notice form, round-trip ticket, hotel order in China Telephone and Fax of Sections of Chinese Consulate in Calgary
| Office | Tel | Fax |
| For Administrative Matters | +1-403-5376903 | +1-403-5371286 |
| For Overseas Chinese Matters | +1-403-2643315 | |
| For Protocol Matters | +1-403-2643350 |
Public Holidays in 2009 of Chinese Consulate in Calgary
| Festival | Date | Day |
| New Year's Day | January 1 | Thursday |
| Spring Festival | January 26 – 28 | Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday |
| Good Friday | April 10 | Friday |
| Victoria Day | May 18 | Monday |
| Canada Day | July 1 | Wednesday |
| Civil Holiday | August 3 | Monday |
| Labor Day | September 7 | Monday |
| Chinese National Day | October 1 – 2 | Thursday, Friday |
| Thanksgiving Day | October 12 | Monday |
| Remembrance Day | November 11 | Wednesday |
| Christmas | December 25 | Friday |
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Travelers' Voices on China Consulate in Calgary
1.
Nov. 12,2009 21:02 Reply
Mr.deck(canda) said:
I live in regina and i'm wondering if in need any more documentation or identification information to acquire from you the documentation i need to get married to a lady in China. Do i have to come to the embassy in Calgary or can i get some of this info in Regina.(1) Application form for notarization or certification
the original and photo copy of the notarized and certified.
(2) Photo copy of applicants passport
(3) Affidavit of single status
(4) Passport
Is this all the information i need to get married in China?
Nov. 13,2009 01:21
Mr.Leo replied:
I think you have to go to the China Consulate in Calgary.
As for your marriage, please read the info. on the website below:
http://calgary.china-consulate.org/eng/lsfw/gzrz/t225619.htm
2.
Nov. 4,2009 10:52 Reply
Mr.Tovstiga Arthur(Canada) said:
My Husband Arthur Tovstiga(German Cityzen landed Immigrant status) and I Valentine Tovstiga( Canadian)are disembarking from the cruise ship Princess Cruise in Shanghai and
flying out of Shanghai within 6 hrs to Canada.
Please advise us about a single entry visa
Do we need one or are we exempt.?
Thank you very much for your reply
Valentine & Arthur Tovstiga
Nov. 4,2009 20:34
Ms.MILES(United Kingdom) replied:
I think you don't need a visa, but do confirm with the local China Embassy again.
3.
Oct. 29,2009 10:36 Reply
Ms.Taghrid said:
Hi
My mother, a senior, is travelling to Kuala Lumpur via HK where she will stay for one hour in the airport to change flights. She is a permanent resident in Canada and carries a valid Iraqi passport. Does she need a tranit visa? and how log does it take to issue the visa because she already bought a ticket for 22 November.
Oct. 29,2009 21:03
Mr.Duke replied:
Iraqi passport holders are required to hold a valid visa for the HKSAR for whatever purpose, including those who are in transit and remain on the airside.
If you apply for the visa from a China embassy or consulate, it takes 4 working days; if you apply from the Immigration Office of Hk directly, it takes 2 weeks.
4.
Aug. 27,2009 19:37 Reply
Mrs.Cristina(Canada) said:
Hello,/
I am a filipino who hold a a temporary working permit here..I would like to travel to Hongkong just for 5 days tour ..What kind of visa should I get and how ..Please advise me, thank you..
Aug. 27,2009 21:25
Ms.Sarah replied:
Filipinos are free of visa to Hk for 14 days actually.
5.
Jun. 28,2009 19:22 Reply
Mr.Zhou(Canada) said:
I got Chinese L visa for stay 30 days (my mistake put 30 days at first place), but didn't know how the days worked out. If I arrive China July, 9 2009 at 5:00pm and depart China August, 8 2009 at 10:00am, can is count as 30 days? (Or 31 days?)
Jun. 28,2009 23:01
Mr.Hebert(USA) replied:
That could be counted as 31 days. Well, the policy wouldn't that strict. You can also extend the duration of stay at a local public security bureau within Mainland China. Usually, they will give you an extension of 7 days for you to pack up.
6.
Dec. 1,2008 07:22 Reply
Mr.Yohannes(Canada) said:
Dear Sir \ Madam
My name is Yohannes i wouner if there is some information about for people who are landed immgrant with travel Document could apply for visa since i am planing to travel to China for christmas to visit my frind. i thank you in advance the responde.
Yohannes