Im a filipino, what are the requirements to get a visa to china?

Answer 1

What are you going to China for? Travel? Work? The answer to your question depends on this. If for work, you need certain documents (check out z-visa.com) it is the same for citizens of any country, the only difference is the price the consulate charges for the visa.


Passport, 2x2 size Photo, Completed Q1 Visa Application Form.. Thats it.. Oh and a payment to the consul..

Answer 2

have a lot of money. visa's cost alot tho it my not cost alot for china since its right there. All i know is that the visas to the US cost alot-alot because my family only went from the philippines to the US

Answer 3

don't know myself but the best way to find out is to google it for china embassy in Philippines web site and check the requirements. It will give you the facts don't try to listen to all of us jail house lawyers here.

Answer 4

how much is a VISA F for China?

Answer 5

There are severl kinds of visas. Depends on which one you need.
Visa D: issued to foreigners who are to reside permanently in China. A permanent residence confirmation form shall be required for the application of Visa D. The applicant shall apply to obtain this form himself or through his designated relatives in China from the exit-and-entry department of the public security bureau in the city or county where he applies to reside.

Visa Z: Issued to foreigners who are to take up posts or employment in China, and to their accompanying family members. To apply for a Visa Z, an Employment License of the People's Republic of China for Foreigners (which could be obtained by the employer in China from the provincial or municipal labor authorities) and a visa notification letter/telegram issued by an authorized organization or company are required.

Visa X: Issued to foreigners who come to China for study, advanced studies or job-training for a period of six months or more. To apply for a Visa X, certificates from the receiving unit and the competent authority concerned are required, i.e., Application Form for Overseas Students to China (JW201 Form or JW202 Form), Admission Notice and Physical Examination Record for Foreigners.

Visa F: Issued to an applicant who is invited to China on a visit, on a study or lecture, business tour, for scientific-technological and cultural exchanges, for short-term refresher course or for job-training, for a period of no more than six months. To apply for a Visa F, the invitation letter from the inviting unit or the visa notification letter/telegram from the authorized unit is required.

Visa L: Issued to foreigners who come to China for sightseeing, visiting relatives or other private purposes. For a tourist applicant, in principle he shall evidence his financial capability of covering the travelling expenses in China, and when necessary, provide the air, train or ship tickets to the heading country/region after leaving China. For the applicants who come to China to visit relatives, some are required to provide invitation letters from their relatives in China.

Visa G: Issued to foreigners who transit through China. The applicants are required to show valid visas and on-going tickets to the heading countries/regions.

Visa C: Issued to train attendants, air crewmembers and seamen operating international services, and to their accompanying family members. To apply for a visa C, relevant documents are required to be provided in accordance with bilateral agreements or regulations of the Chinese side.