Ambassador: Mr. Zhao Jun
Address: 222 Ben Yehuda Steet, P.O.B.6067, Tel Aviv 61060, Israel
Tel: +972-3-5467277, 5467312
Fax: +972-3-5467251
Office Hours: 09:00-13:00, 13:30-15:30, Sunday-Thursday (except holidays)
Email: chinaembl@012.net.il
Website: http://www.chinaembassy.org.il/eng/
Consular Office
Address: 219 Ben Yehuda St., P.O.B.6067, Tel Aviv 61060, Israel
Tel: +972-3-6023214, 5467242
Fax: +972-3-6023170
Office Hours: 09:00-12:30, Sunday-Thursday (except holidays)
Email: chinaemb_il@mfa.gov.cn
The information of all sections of Chinese embassy in Israel
| Sections | Information |
| Administrative Office | Chief: Ji Gang Address: 222 Ben Yehuda St., P.O.B.6067, Tel Aviv 61060, Israel Tel: +972-3-5442638, 5440337 Fax: +972-3-5467251 Email: admchem@012.net.il |
| Political Office | Chief: Cai Weiming Address: 222 Ben Yehuda St., P.O.B.6067, Tel Aviv 61060, Israel Tel: +972-3-5467421 Fax: +972-3-5467251, 5467421 Email: chinaemb_il@mfa.gov.cn |
| Economic & Commercial Office | Chief: Zhou Hui (Counselor) Address: 94 Namir Street, Tel Aviv 62337, Israel Tel: +972-3-5465922 Fax: +972-3-5465926 Email: chinabiz@atccom.net.il |
| Defense Attaché Office | Chief: Liu Xianyou (Senior Colonel) Address: 23-A Habanim Street, Hezliya, Israel Tel: +972-3-9509324 Fax: +972-3-9509326 |
| Science & Technology Office | Chief: Feng Xuan (Counselor) Address: 219 Ben Yehuda St., P.O.B.6067, Tel Aviv 61060, Israel Tel: +972-3-5440448 Fax: +972-3-5440443 Email: scichem@012.net.il |
| Cultural Office | Chief: Song Xiaonian Address: 219 Ben Yehuda St., P.O.B.6067, Tel Aviv 61060, Israel Tel: +972-3-5465976 Fax: +972-3-6021290 Email: sandgjp@yahoo.com.cn |
| Educational Office | Chief: Li Xinyuan (First Secretary) Address: 219 Ben Yehuda St., P.O.B.6067, Tel Aviv 61060, Israel Tel: +972-3-6024597 Fax: +972-3-5461787 Email: educationcn@012.net.il |
Please contact Embassy of Israel in China if Israelis are in troubles there.
Related China Embassies in Asia: Embassy of China in Japan
Embassy of China in Amman, Jordan
Embassy of China in Kazakhstan
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Q & A on China Embassy in Israel
1.
Jan. 25,2010 17:16 Reply
Ms.ELY1(United States) said:
Just correcting I live in USA not afganistan
I am currently in israel but an american citizen. Can I get a visa in israel for china?
Since I will only be here for 5 weeks and my flight is in mid April is it better to do the visa in israel or in ny?
One more thing which office do I go to make the visa? Do I need an appointment? What do I need to bring?
Jan. 31,2010 01:31
Mr.Peter replied:
Ms. ELY1, you'd better apply for Chinese visa in New York, you will fly to China in mid April, if you apply for Chinese visa in New York in February, the single entry visa valid for 3 months, it is still valid when you go to China. In Israel, you can apply for Chinese visa at Consular Office of Chinese Embassy in Israel, the appointment is not required, please take your original passport, one completed visa application form affixed with one passport photo
2.
Jan. 21,2010 02:32 Reply
Mr.Yoav Shefi(Israel) said:
I have a visa to China which expired on 13 January 2010. I need to renew my visa, because I am expecting to visit China very soon for business purposes. Do I go through the regular application process, or is there a special process for renewals?
Jan. 21,2010 04:50
Mr.Adam replied:
You can renew your Chinese visa, you have to apply for a Chinese busines visa in Israel. All visas come into force from the dates of issuance. The visa can't be made any cahnges once it is issued except that the visa offcers made mistake.
3.
Dec. 28,2009 06:13 Reply
Mr.fernando(israe;) said:
i am a israeli citizen, i want to know if i need visa to chin and what kind of visa i need.
i live now in russia
thanks
fernan
Jan. 4,2010 04:37
Mr.Kevin replied:
yes, you need a visa to China and the type of visa is up to the purpose of coming to China, you can see the visa types on this website http://www.travelchinaguide.com/embassy/visa.htm
4.
Oct. 23,2009 06:29 Reply
Mrs.Avirama Weinreb(Israel) said:
Dear Sir/Madam
This week I received a visa for visiting china on my Israeli passport. The visa is valid from Oct 19th, 2009 until Jan 19, 2010. My passport is valid until April 30th, 2010. I plan to travel on Oct 15th, 2009 for a short 10 day tour. My passport upon entry to China will be valid for 5.5 months. Should I expect any problems as for the validity of my passport?
Avirama Weinreb
Oct. 23,2009 20:39
Mr.Anthony replied:
I think there won't be any problem.
Oct. 27,2009 02:55
Mr.Shaya(London) replied:
Dear Mr.Lee,
First I want to thank for your reply.Actually I do not held a British passport.So how can I stay more than 90 days in Hong Kong?On the other hand,if I want to visit Chine multiple times,can I apply for a multi-entry visa,though it is my first visit to China and Hong Kong.
Lastly, do I need to fill the application form by computer format or by hand written format?
Thanks and Regards,
Shaya Levy
Oct. 27,2009 20:36
Mrs.Amanda replied:
Mr.Shaya, if you are not british, May I Know your nationality, please?
If it is your first time to China, it will be difficult for you to get a multiple entry China visa.
I think you should fill the form by omputer.
5.
Oct. 24,2009 21:01 Reply
Mr.Shaya(London) said:
Dear sir,
I have Israeli Passport and will have a flight from London to Hong Kong.I plan to stay more than 90 days in Hong Kong.First of all do I need to apply for visa for a long time visit.If yes,before arriving to Hong Kong or is it possible to apply after arrival into Hong Kong?Secondly,I also plan to pass to China border several times for some business proposes.Do I also need an additional visa for China entry?Lastly ,I will have a multi-stop flight from London to Hong Kong via Pekin.Do I also need a visa for that?
Thanks,
Shaya Levy
Oct. 26,2009 19:48
Mr.Lee replied:
1. British passpot holders are exempt from visa to Hk for 180 days.
2. I think you need to apply for a China visa.
3. If you will just stay within the airport for less than 24 hours when passing by Beijing, then no visa will ne needed.