Target: 15 business days
Standard
$399
- Eligibility screening
- Personalized document checklist
- Full application review
Category L · Concierge service
China Tourist Visa (L)
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Three clear service speeds
Target: 7–10 business days
Quick
$499
- Everything in Standard
- Priority document review
- Expedited coordination of your submission
Target: 5 business days
ASAP
$799
- Everything in Quick
- Same-day document review
- Dedicated concierge contact
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Essential eligibility
What you will need
- A valid passport
- A valid U.S. Green Card and current U.S. residence
- Sufficient passport validity
- Documents requested after payment
Timing & decisions
Service time begins after we receive and accept all required documents. Timelines are estimates, subject to consular processing and availability. Chinese authorities decide whether to issue a visa, as well as its entries and validity.
Tourist Visa documents
A complete application, carefully prepared
Your private intake after payment lets us tailor the final checklist to your passport, U.S. residence, travel history, and circumstances.
Application information
A complete and truthful set of answers covering your personal details, employment or studies, travel history, itinerary in China, and emergency contacts. We prepare this with you and review every field before submission.
Original passport
Your original passport, generally valid for at least six months beyond your intended travel, with blank visa pages available. The visa is placed in your passport, so the original document must be submitted.
Photo guidelines
A recent color passport-style photo against a plain white background, with your full face visible, no glasses, no head covering, and no filters. We review your photo before it is used and tell you if a retake is needed.
Proof of residence or status
Evidence that you live in the jurisdiction where you are applying, such as a government-issued ID, a lease, or a utility bill. Non-U.S. citizens also provide proof of lawful status in the United States.
Previous Chinese visas
If you have held a Chinese visa before, copies of the previous visa and the biographic page of the passport that contained it. If your name has changed since then, we help you document the change.
Special cases: minors and prior Chinese nationality
Minors require documentation from parents or legal guardians, including consent and proof of the relationship. Applicants who previously held Chinese nationality provide records of naturalization and prior Chinese passports. We walk you through both scenarios individually.
Concierge care
What happens after payment
We gather the detailed information only after checkout, then guide preparation and submission without interrupting your purchase.
Eligibility screening
Before anything else, we confirm which Chinese visa category fits your trip and whether your residence or status in the United States allows you to apply here.
Personalized checklist
Instead of a generic list, you receive a checklist written for your nationality, your itinerary, and your history of previous Chinese visas.
Preparation guidance
We guide you through the application form, photo specifications, itinerary evidence, and proof of residence or status so nothing is left to guesswork.
Detailed review
Every field and every document is reviewed against current requirements. We flag inconsistencies that commonly lead to extra questions or delays.
Submission coordination
We coordinate the submission with the correct visa authority for your jurisdiction and guide courier arrangements for the safe return of the passport.
Helpful answers
Tourist Visa questions
Timing, fees, passports, and government decisions—explained clearly before you travel.
Other China Visa Services
Traveling for another purpose?
Business, work, study, family, private visits, transit, crew, exchanges, and journalism each follow a different document path.
Category M
Explore Other China Visa Services Business Visa (M)
Commercial and trade activities
Category FNon-Business Exchanges (F)
Research, academic, and cultural exchange
Category Q1/Q2Family Reunion / Visit (Q1/Q2)
Relatives of Chinese citizens or permanent residents
Category S1/S2Private Visit (S1/S2)
Family of foreigners residing in China
Category ZWork Visa (Z)
Employment in mainland China
Category X1/X2Student Visa (X1/X2)
Long- and short-term study
Category GTransit Visa (G)
Transit through mainland China
Category CCrew Visa (C)
International transport crew members
Category J1/J2Journalist Visa (J1/J2)
Resident and short-term foreign media work
Important service information
Your Chinese Visa is a private visa assistance concierge. We are not a government agency, embassy, or consulate, and we are not affiliated with or endorsed by any government authority. Chinese authorities alone decide whether a visa is issued.
Government consular fees are separate. Service timings are targets, not guarantees, and remain subject to Chinese authority processing.