Yangtze Cruises, Inc. is located 45 minutes from the Chinese consulate in New York and every week our travel agency brings visa applications directly to the consulate. Before we hand in the applications, we carefully check each applicant documents to make sure the visa can be issued timely.

China visa application form

FAQ - China Visa

Tourist visa (L - Visa)

Transit visa (G - Visa)

Business visa (F - Visa)

Journalist visa (J - Visa)

Student visa (X - Visa)

Residence visa (D - Visa)

Visa Offices of Chinese Embassy and Consulates in the US Working Hours

1. One completed application visa form
2. One recently taken 2 inch half-length, bareheaded, full-faced photo.
3. A valid passport with enough blank pages.
4. A check payable to: Yangtze Cruises. Inc

• Yangtze Cruises. Inc
• 2031 US HWY 130, Suite F, Monmouth JCT, NJ 08852
• Tel: (732) 821-6688    Fax: (732) 821 -0099

* A Brief Introduction to Chinese Visas:

A Chinese visa is a permit issued by the Chinese visa authorities to an alien for entry into, exit from or transit through China. The Chinese visa authorities may issue a Diplomatic, Courtesy, Service or Ordinary Visa to an alien according to his status, purpose of visit to China or passport type.

If a foreigner intends to enter into, exit from or transit through Chinese territory, he/she shall apply to the above-mentioned Chinese visa authorities for a Chinese visa.

* Chinese Consulates 5 offices in the US:

The people's Republic of China currently maintains one Embassy in Washington D.C., but also maintains 5 consulates-general in the following U.S. cities: New York, NY; Chicago, IL; San Francisco, CA; Los Angeles, CA; Houston, TX.

* PLEASE DO NOT PACK YOUR PASSPORT IN YOUR LUGGAGE! AND, PLEASE KEEP IN MIND YOU MUST MAKE SURE KEEP YOUR PASSPORT IN A SAFE PLACE.

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