U.S. citizens do not require a Q1-q2 Visa to enter China. However, a valid U.S. passport is required. See passport requirements below. If you are a non-US citizen we may still be able to assist you. Click here for details.
| Crew C Visa | Used by crew members working on board an international aircraft, ship, or train |
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| Student Visa | Used for those enrolled to study at a school. |
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| Employment Work Z Visa | For those who intend to reside in China for work. |
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| China Family Visit Visa | For visiting immediate family residing in China |
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| Non US Business Visa | For Non-US citizens on corporate travel for business meetings only. |
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| Non US Tourist Visa | For Non-US citizens to visit the country for vacation, touring and sightseeing. |
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| Non-Business F Visa | Used for brief academic exchanges, conferences, lectures, university visits. |
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| Diplomatic Visa | Used for Diplomatic purposes only. |
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| Official Visa | Used for Official purposes only. Issued to Official passport holders. |
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Your U.S. passport must be valid for a minimum of 6 months from the date you plan to depart China.
Your passport must have adequate unused visa pages to allow for entry and exit stamps upon arrival and departure from China.
Please note that Amendment pages in the back of your passport are not to be used for entry and exit stamps or visa issuance.
If you need assistance applying for a passport, renewing your current passport or adding passport pages to your passport Passport Visas Express.com can help.
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