China Government Fee Non-Business F Visa
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Non-Business F Visa
Letter of Invitation From China
Letter from the company inviting you, or with whom you are doing business with in China, or an official invitation letter of Duly Authorized Unit/Confirmation Letter of Invitation issued by an authorized Chinese Agency, containing the following information: Personal information of the invitee: name, gender, date of birth, passport number, etc. Information
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IMPORTANT JURISDICTIONAL REQUIRMENTS
If applicant resides in these China Consulate Jurisdictions (Reference for  proper China jurisdictions), please be aware of the following additional requirements: San Francisco Jurisdiction: If you are on active duty in the military, you are not eligible to apply for a China visa at the Consulate at this time You
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Minor Child Requirements- Applicants Under 18 Years
If it’s a minor’s first time applying for a China visa they must submit their original birth certificate and a copy If it is not a minor’s first time applying for a China visa they only need a copy of their birth certificate If mother’s name has changed from her
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Dual Citizenship
If applicant is a dual citizen of another country besides the country their primary passport is from, Â they must provide a scan of the passport page of their second nationality.
Proof of Legal Status in USA
Non-U.S. Passport holders should include a photocopy of their permanent resident card (Green Card), U.S. Visa, I-20, or I-94.
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