Ambassador: Mr. Ma Zhixue
Address: 2, Rue Van Der Meulen, Dommeldange, L-2152 Luxembourg
Tel: +352-436991
Fax: +352-422423
Office Hours: 9:00 a.m.-11:30 a.m., Monday, Wednesday, Friday (except holidays)
Email: ambchine@pt.lu
Website: http://lu.china-embassy.org
1. Regular Visa Fee per Person
| Visa Types | Luxembourg Citizens | American Citizens | Citizens of Other Countries |
| Single-Entry Visa with 3-month Validity | EUR 30 | EUR 80 | EUR 33 |
| Double-Entry Visa with 6-month Validity | EUR 45 | EUR 80 | EUR 50 |
| Multi-Entry Visa with 6-month Validity | EUR 60 | EUR 80 | EUR 66 |
| Multi-Entry Visa with 12-month Validity | EUR 90 | EUR 80 | EUR 100 |
| Hong Kong Visa/Entry Permit | EUR 30 | N/A | N/A |
Note: For Luxembourg Citizens holding Luxembourg Passports, they are exempt from Hong Kong Visa/Entry Permit if they enter Hong Kong for a business or short tour and stay in Hong Kong for not more than 90 days.
2. Expedited Service Fee per Person
The regular processing time of a visa is 5 working days. For urgent cases, expedited service is available. Moreover, additional fees will be paid as following:
| 1 working day processing | EUR 33 |
| 2-3 working days processing | EUR 23 |
Tips for Applying Chinese Visa
1. The embassy doesn't accept application by post. If applicants can't come to the embassy in person, they can entrust someone else to submit applications and pick up their visas.
2. There is no need to make an appointment for application.
3. You'd better apply for visa 1-2 months before your planned date to enter China because the validity of a visa is usually 90 days.
4. The Duration of Each Stay in China is usually 30 days or 90 days at most.
5. The required documents for applying Chinese Visa:
a. The original passport with blank visa pages and at least 6-month validity.
b. Except for Luxembourg citizens, other residents in Luxembourg should provide the original Luxembourg Resident Permit and its copy.
c. One properly completed Visa Application Form with one recent passport photo attached on it.
6. For Luxembourg Citizens holding Luxembourg Passport, they are exempt from Hong Kong Visa/Entry Permit if they enter Hong Kong for business or a short tour and stay in Hong Kong for no more than 90 days.
7. Luxembourg citizens are exempt from Macao Visa.
Please contact Embassy of Luxembourg in China if this country's citizens are in distress there.
Related China Embassies in Europe: China Embassy in Macedonia
China Embassy in Malta
China Embassy in Moldova
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Travelers' Voices on China Embassy in Luxembourg
1.
Aug. 25,2009 10:59 Reply
Mr.Torre(Netherlands) said:
"b. Except for Luxembourg citizens, other residents in Luxembourg should provide the original Luxembourg Resident Permit and its copy." This document has been abolished over a year ago, do we need some other document to replace it?
Aug. 25,2009 20:45
Mr.Baird(Scotland) replied:
Has this rule been abolished? Is ther any offical notice for this?
2.
Jul. 22,2009 06:13 Reply
Mr.chris zilverberg(Luxembourg) said:
My girlfriend and myself are going to travel to China this autumn. We are planning to arrive from Mongolia (by train from Ulaanbaatar) in the second half of October. I was wondering whether the requirements stated on that site are still correct and whether you could provide a tourist visa Application form, as that form I couldn't locate on the site. As we're organising a trip to North Korea, I assume that a double entry visa for China will be required.
Jul. 22,2009 21:01
Ms.Sierra replied:
You can download the visa application form from this website:
http://www.travelchinaguide.com/embassy/visa.htm
3.
Jul. 14,2009 08:15 Reply
Mrs.Markus(Luxembourg) said:
We are holding Dutch passport. We want to visit Beijing for 5 days. Do we still need a proper visa to enter China?
Jul. 14,2009 22:48
Mr.Alfred replied:
yes, you need a tourist (L) visa for your visit to Beijing.
4.
May. 4,2009 06:09 Reply
Ms.Shen(Luxembourg) said:
I am holding singapore passport and I am planning a trip to China for four to five weeks in September 2009. Since I don't need a visa for no more than 14 days' stay in China, do I have to apply a 3 months visa before I go to China or can I extend my stay when I am there?
May. 5,2009 03:32
Ms.Juliet(Malaysia) replied:
You are planning to stay in China for four to five weeks. So you need a visa before you go to China. The visa-free period for Singaporean passport holders is only 15 days.
5.
Apr. 23,2009 05:48 Reply
Ms.Smith(U.S.) said:
I am an American living in Germany and plan a holiday visit to Hong Kong at the end of May for about 10 days. I understand that I don't need a visa for my stay in Hong Kong, but if I choose to take a day trip into China, I must have a visa. Can I come to the Chinese Embassy in Luxembourg to get my visa? Thanks for your help.
Ms. Pary Smith
Apr. 24,2009 01:23
Ms.Lilian(China) replied:
Ms.Smith, why not apply for a visa in Germany? Now you live in Germany, in principal, you should apply for visa in Chinese embassy or consulates in Germany.
6.
Nov. 18,2008 03:39 Reply
Ms.Apivadee(Thailand ) said:
The open hours provided here are wrong. The right one is from 9:30 to 11:30.
Nov. 19,2008 19:20
TravelChinaGuide.com replied:
Ms. Apivadee, thank you very much. Yes, you are right. The open hours of Consular Section have been changed from January 1, 2008.