Nov. 19,2009 23:37 Reply

Mr.John(USA) said:

Hello, I represent a US-based company that wishes to establish a Representative Office in Beijing. I was told that I first need a "Certificate of Incorporation" for the Chinese Embassy in the US. Can you please instruct me as to: 1) who I should speak with at the Chinese Embassy to learn about this process, and 2) what the specific steps and requirements are for me to proceed? Thank you kindly for any help.

Nov. 18,2009 01:17 Reply

Mr.KROBERTSON(United States) said:

I asked some questions and received answers but need some clarification. Oh, and I am American living in the US, not Afghanistan. Do I have to have a job lined up in China to get a work visa before I go? or should I just get a tourist visa and get a work visa once I find a job? How long can I stay with a work visa? and I have to have a round-trip ticket? Thank you very much.

Nov. 17,2009 11:02 Reply

Mrs.mann(usa) said:

Hi. I am an American citizen. My husband is in Fuchow, China. He needs to find a US consulate where he can get divorce documents notarized. Can you help him find a location? Thank you for your time.

Kathy Mann

Nov. 17,2009 07:42 Reply

Mr.John(USA) said:

Hi,

I am USA citizen living in Cairo, I will go to Hong Kong in 2 weeks. Can I get a visa to visit Shenzen from ROC Embassy here in Cairo? Or must I spend 1-2 days in Hong Kong to get visa? I have diplomatic passport, can I use that or should I use tourist passport? Thank you.

Nov. 17,2009 02:25 Reply

Mr.Helper(Canada) said:

I just glanced a notice on the official website of the China Embassy in Washington DC, USA. Hereunder share it with you:
As of November 1st, 2009, the Visa Office of the Chinese Embassy in Washington DC will no longer accept cash payment for all document service. For Chinese visa, Chinese passport, authentication and notarization service, the embassy will only accept Master Card, Visa Card and Money Order, Cashier's Check or Official Check (excluding personal check) payable to Chinese Embassy. For mail application and mailback service, the embassy will only accept Money Order or Cashier's Check payable to Chinese Embassy.

Nov. 16,2009 14:10 Reply

Ms.Vigo(USA) said:

I was wondering if you had any information regarding applying for a Chinese Visa in Argentina. I am a US citizen and my travel plans have changed at the last moment. I may not have time to go back to Los Angeles and get a Visa there.

Every time I call the secretary transfers me to voicemail and no one has returned my calls. Any help you could give would be greatly appreciated.

The Chinese embassy in Uruguay said you had to be a resident there to get a visa issued.

Nov. 13,2009 22:28 Reply

Mr.Justin(USA) said:

Thank you for all the advice. I am an American volunteer living in the Mekong Delta. I would like to travel to China this winter. I have 2 questions:

1) Does the Chinese consulate in Ho Chi Minh City take visa applications on Saturday?
2) On China's US Embassy website, it states that US citizens can get multiple entry, 24 month visas. Is it possible to obtain this type of visa in Ho Chi Minh City?

Thank you.

Nov. 12,2009 21:22 Reply

Mrs.Floyd(USA) said:

I traveled to China on a transit visa in October, it is a one entry visa, which expires on December 28th. If I want to go back to China before the expiry date, do I have to reapply?


Thank you!

Nov. 12,2009 17:12 Reply

Mr.Johnson(US) said:

I am am American Citizen and traveling to Cabo San Lucas next week. Will there be any trouble getting a Visa to go to China early next year?

Nov. 12,2009 15:53 Reply

Ms.Christie(USA) said:

I am collecting info on visa counts for a paper for school. How many Brazilians applied for visas (both business and tourist) to travel to China last year?