Embassy & Consulates of Ireland in China

Embassy of Ireland in Beijing 

Ambassador: H.E. Mr. Movsisian Vahagn
Address: No. 3, Ri Tan Dong Lu, Chaoyang District
Postal Code: 100600
Tel: (+86)10 6532 2691, 6532 2914
Fax: (+86)10 6532 6857       
E-mail:beijingembassy@dfa.ie
Website: http://www.embassyofireland.cn/
Office Hours: 09:00 - 12:30, 14:00 - 17:00 (Mon. - Fri.)

Commercial Section
Address: Room C612A Beijing Lufthansa Centre, No.50 Liang Ma Qiao Lu, Chaoyang District
Tel: (+86)10 8448 8080
Fax: (+86)10 8448 4282

Visa Office
Address: 2-11-1 Ta Yuan Diplomatic Office Building, No.14 Liang Ma He Nan Lu
Tel: (+86)10 6532 6945, 6532 6971
Fax: (+86)10 6532 6956
E-mail: irishvisabeijing@dfanet.ie
Office Hours: 09:30-12:00, 14:30-16:00, Mon.-Fri. (also accept telephone enquiries) 

Consular Areas of Irish embassy and consulates in China:
Embassy in Beijing All regions of China not covered below.
Consulate-General in Shanghai Shanghai Municipality, Provinces of Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Anhui & Jiangxi
Honorary Consulate in Hong Kong  Hong Kong & Marco


Consular Assistance for Irish Citizens in China

1.Register with the Irish embassy or consulate. Please duly fill out a Registration Form and mail it to the embassy or consulate. If you are in distress, the consular officials can contact you as soon as possible.

2. If your passports are lost, stolen or damaged, the embassy or consulate can issue a replacement passport or emergency travel documents on absolutely urgent occasions. You can apply for a new passport if you can provide the following documents: one properly filled-in Passport Application Form (APS2), two passport standard photos (taken in recent six months, 35mm x 45mm in size) signed by the witness on the back, your most recent Irish passport (if available) and proof of Irish citizenship. The processing of passport applications takes at least four or five weeks. You'd better take a copy of your passport and visa.

3. If you need urgent medical treatment, embassy or consulate can offer general advice about the local medical services, contact with hospitals or doctors, provide a list of local English-speaking doctors, inform your kin about your illness or accident. However, the embassy can't pay for your medical or hospital bills.

4. If you are arrested, imprisoned or die in China, the embassy also can offer some certain help, it you want to know the details, please refer to the official website of Irish embassy.

Fees for Different Types of Passport
Passport Valid for 3 Years (for infants under the age of 3) RMB 150
Passport Valid for 5 Years (for children between the age 3 and 17) RMB 250
Passport Valid for more than 10 Years (for people aged 18-64) RMB 1,000
Passport Valid for 10 Years (for people aged 18-64) RMB 750
Passport Valid for 10 Years (for people aged 65 and over) Free
Urgent Fee Plus Passport Fee (Issue the passport on the same day or the second day after the applications are submitted) RMB 500
(RMB 250 for child)
Emergency Fee Plus Passport Fee (submit applications after office hours and issue passport on the spot) RMB 1,000
(RMB 500 for child)


Consulate General of Ireland in Shanghai

Address: Suite 700A, Shanghai Centre, No.1376, Nanjing West Road
Tel: (+86)21 6279 8729
Fax: (+86)21 6279 8739
Office Hours: 09:30-12:30, 14:00-17:30 (Mon.-Fri.)
E-mail: shanghai@dfa.ie
Website: http://www.embassyofireland.cn/Ireland/consulate.htm
Consular Areas: Shanghai, Zhejiang Province, Jiangsu Province, Anhui Province, Jiangxi Province

 Please contact China Embassy in Ireland  if Irishes will go to China.

Travelers' Voices on Embassy & Consulates of Ireland in China

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Mar. 10,2009 07:16 Reply

Mr.Pearse O'Toole(Ireland) said:

I have bought a Motor Scooter ZY125T from a person who imported, some products from Jiangmen Zhongyu Motors Ltd. Despite my many emails to a Mr Tong of this company, I have been unable to get any response from them. My problem is that I wish to receive a means to have my machine serviced and parts replacements. I am willing to do this if I can get information via a DVD or manual on the product. Currently I can find nobody in Galway region or indeed in Ireland who is willing to repair my machine.
If Jiangmen Zhongyu Motor are unable to support there products in Ireland or in the EEC, I will find it necessary to bring this matter to the attention of Dept. of Transport and Revenue, asking them to review the approval to import this equipment into Ireland
I am asking your help to avoid any misunderstanding between Jiangmen Zhongyu Motors and I. I would request you bring this matter to the attention of the management of Jiangmen Zhongyu Motors, suggesting they forward to me a DVD and/or maintenance and parts manual to allow me keep this machine on the road. I would like to promote this product in Ireland, but unless I get service support for the product, I will report the matter to the relevant authorities in Ireland and the EU. I can be contacted at email: pearseotoole@gmail.com
Please help me.....

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Feb. 26,2009 08:08 Reply

Mr.anthony moriarty(ireland) said:

trying to start my own buisness in ireland just wondering could you help me find a football boot supplier in china would be grateful.thanking you phone:00353667144901.my adress:129 connolly park tralee,co.kerry ireland.moriartyanthony@eircom.net

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Jan. 8,2009 10:56 Reply

Mr.Brien(Ireland) said:

My son is getting married in China next month and I have his marriage document signed by the Irish Department of Foreign affairs. It needs to be stamped by the Chinese Embassy. Do I bring it to the Visa section in Merrion Road or the Embassy in Ailesbury Road?

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