Embassy of the People's Republic of China in the Federal Republic of Germany

Ambassador: Mr. Ma Canrong
Minister Counselor: Mr. Zhao Bin
Address: Märkisches Ufer 54, 10179 Berlin
Tel: +49-030-27588-0
Fax: +49-030-27588221
Office Hours: 08:30-12:30, 14:30-18:00, Monday-Friday (except holidays)
Website: http://de.china-embassy.org/det/

Consular Office
Address: Brückenstraße 10, 10179 Berlin
Tel: +49-030-27590883, 27590884 (Answering Service)
      +49-030-27588572 (Manned Service between 15:00-17:00 on Tuesday, Thursday)
Fax: +49-030-27588519 (for Visa, Passport, Notarization & Authentication)
       +49-030-27588520 (for Consular and Overseas Chinese Affairs)
Office Hours: 09:00-12:00, Monday-Friday (except holidays)

Consular Districts: Berlin, Brandenburg, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Sachsen, Sachsen-Anhalt, Thüringen

 Consular Districts of Chinese Consulates in Germany

Consulate General Consular Jurisdiction
Consulate General of China in Frankfurt Nordrhein-Westfalen, Rheinland-Pfalz, Hessen, Baden-Württember
Consulate General of China in Hamburg Hamburg, Bremen, Niedersachsen, Schleswig-Holstein
Consulate General of China in Munich Bayern

 The information of all sections of Chinese embassy in Germany

Section Information
Protocol Office Tel: +49-030-27588217
Political Office Chief: Counselor Sun Congbin
Tel: +49-030-27588203
Press Office Chief: Counselor Zhang Junhui
Tel: +49-030-27588596
Defense Attaché Office Chief: Major General Zhang Mingzhong
Tel: +49-030-27588245
Cultural Office Chief: Minister Counselor Dong Junxin
Tel: +49-030-27588247
Science & Technology Office Chief: Minister Counselor Yang Yifeng
Tel: +49-030-27588237
Economic Office Chief: Counselor Zhu Wanjin (Doctor)
Tel: +49-30-27588238
Commercial Office Chief: Minister Counselor Qin Hongliang
Address: Majakowskiring 66, 13156 Berlin
Tel: +49-030-88668282
Fax: +49-030-88668288
Website: http://de.mofcom.gov.cn
E-mail: de@mofcom.gov.cn
Educational Office Chief: Minister Counselor Liu Jinhui (Doctor)
Address: Dresdener Str. 44, 10179, Berlin
Tel: +49-030-2462930
Fax: +49-030-24629325
E-Mail: jych-dg@yahoo.de
Administrative Office Chief: Deng Weixin
Tel: +49-030-2758811, 27588116


 2009 Holiday Schedule of Chinese Embassy in Berlin, Germany

Festival Date Day
New Year's Day January 1 Thursday
Spring Festival   Jan.30 - Feb. 2  Friday - Monday
Good Friday April 10  Friday
Easter Day April 13  Monday
International Labor Day  May 1  Friday
Ascension Day   May 21  Thursday
Pentecost Day (Whit Sunday)   June 1  Monday
Chinese National Day October 1 – 2  Thursday – Friday
German Unity Day    October 3 Saturday
Christmas Day  December 25 - 26  Friday - Saturday 


 Please contact Embassy of Germany in China if Germans are in problems there.

 Related China Embassies in Europe: China Embassy in Greece
                                                                China Embassy in Hungary
                                                                China Embassy in Iceland
                                                                China Embassy in Ireland

Travelers' Voices on China Embassy in Germany

1.

Nov. 20,2009 01:04 Reply

Mr.Volz(USA) said:

hello everyone! Do one usually need an appointment at the embassy in order to get a visa, or can you just show up? Also, if I do need an appointment, which office should I call in order to make it?

Thanks for your help!

Nov. 20,2009 04:53
Mr.Luther replied:

No appointment is needed.

2.

Nov. 13,2009 03:36 Reply

Mr.Volz(America) said:

I am living in Germany for this year, but have a plane ticket to visit China in February. I have a friend living in Kunming who is Canadian and who I will stay with. 1) Will I have problems getting a visa at the embassy in Berlin (they have not answered my email regarding this)? 2) What documents do I need to bring to the embassy? 3) Should I get an invitation letter from my friend?
Thank you very much.

Nov. 13,2009 20:04
Mr.Matthew replied:

1) no travellers here can give you the exact answer, you know that only the embassy has the final say.
2) You may need the following documents:
1. Applicant's passport with blank pages and at least 6 months validity left before expiration.
2.A truly and completely filled application form affixed with one passport-sized photo.
3. Round-trip air ticket
4. Invitation letter from your friends in China.

3.

Oct. 30,2009 03:21 Reply

Mr.famous(Germany) said:

hi ,,iam a myanmar( burma) but i got german traveldocument pass,,i wanna visit hongkong and peking !so should i need to get visa or not,,if need visa for hongkong,,what requirement things and how fees .

Oct. 30,2009 04:51
Mr.Elroy replied:

May I know what country's passport are you holding, please?

Oct. 30,2009 18:41
Mr.famous(german) replied:

yes,,i am holiding german blue pass

Oct. 30,2009 21:38
Mr.Mark replied:

If you hold a valid German passport, you won't need a Hk visa.

4.

Oct. 28,2009 10:47 Reply

Mr.Victor Holder(AUSTRALIA) said:

Hi Im Victor Holder an Australian citizen , I going to China on Saturday and i could't get my (L) visa in Berlin last week for limited time reasons.
But I trusted I could do it in Barcelona where Im now. I went this morning to Barcelona embassy and they said, they dont give visa to any person who is not resident or living in Spain. How come in Berlin being an Australian citizen and no German resident , the China embassy can give me a L visa and not here in Spain.

Im going on Saturday to Milan is it possible over there , Can i get my Chines L visa ? how long this will take if I apply on next monday . 2do of November? Can i get it the same day?

Oct. 28,2009 21:02
Mr.Justin replied:

China embassies in different countries may have different visa rules.
Considering to the case in Barcelona, you'd better confirm with the China embassy in Manila firstly.

5.

Oct. 18,2009 21:46 Reply

Mr.Jonas(Germany) said:

I am traveling to HK this week with a Russian friend. We plan to go to Shenzhen for one day to visit a friend of ours there. I know that as a German I don't need a visa but does he (Russian) need a special visa to enter Shenzhen?

Thanks

Oct. 18,2009 22:03
Mr.John Nash(USA) replied:

Mr.Jonas, as I know, both of German and Russian need a visa to Shenzhen. Can you tell me why don't you are exempt from a visa to Shenzhen? Shenzhen entry ports can issue a special tourist visa permitting aliens stay in Shenzhen for 3 - 5 days.

6.

Oct. 13,2009 04:11 Reply

Mr.Eitel(China) said:

Father is German who works in Beijing with Z visa and mother is Chinese, baby has German Passport. How can the baby (less 1 year old) get a visa back to China as she is going to use 1 time exit pass to get out Beijing. Can she use an invitation letter to apply Single entry visa in Germany? If she can, can she do it in Stuttgart or Munich? Can her father go on behalf of her or she must to be at the embassy?

Oct. 13,2009 04:48
Mrs.Gabrielle replied:

yes, the baby can apply for a visa with an invivation letter from China. She should apply for the visa from the Visa Office of the Embassy or Consulate -General which holds consular jurisdiction over the state where she reside.
Her father can process the visa for her on behalf.

7.

Sep. 25,2009 05:57 Reply

Ms.Vogel(Germany) said:

I have a Chinese F Visa and will go to Seoul tomorrow, there applying Z-Visa. Do I need to go to Consulate oder Embassy (I think Consulate?). Is there an "express service"?

Sep. 25,2009 20:00
Ms.Emily replied:

You will apply for a China Z visa in Seoul? You can gp to the embassy in person or entrust a travel agency to apply for the visa for you. There is express service.

8.

Sep. 16,2009 06:38 Reply

Mr.Christian(Germany) said:

I would like to visit China and I have a german nationality. Do I need a visa to go to China?

Sep. 16,2009 21:10
Mr.Victor replied:

Yes, you need.

9.

Sep. 15,2009 00:53 Reply

Mr.Bauer(Germany) said:

Hello,

I am German living in singapore. Planning to travel to China (hong kong and beijing) in november. Will I require a Visa. If yes where should I obtain it? At the airport upon landing or at the chinese embassy in singapore?

KR
Max

Sep. 15,2009 01:33
Mr.Neal replied:

German people are free of visa to Hk for up to 90 dyas, but you have to apply for a visa to Beijing from the Chian emabssy in Singapore.

10.

Sep. 3,2009 21:56 Reply

Mrs.Britta(China) said:

Hi,
I have a german passport, staying in China with a L Visa (lasts only 1month)...now I have to leave China, to expand my visa, in Hongkong they told me I could get 3months.
My question is do I have the same opportunity in Kuala Lumpur aswell???

Sep. 4,2009 01:08
Ms.Merry replied:

Mrs.Britta, you may misunderstand their meaning. The validity of a China L tourist visa is 3 month, its duration is 30 days usually. If you mean to apply for a Chian L visa with 3 month validity in Kuala Lumpur, I would say yes, it is possible.

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