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1 ． Instructions for online visa application form

(1) Before starting your application, please make sure you have the Internet Explorer version 6.0, 7.0, 8.0, or Mozilla Firefox version 3.6 or higher, or Safari 5.0.

(2) In order to preview, print or save your online form, please make sure that you have installed a version of Acrobat Reader with Simplified Chinese Kit.

(3) Please do not use IE's buttons but the "NEXT" or "PREVIOUS" button at the bottom of the page if you want to move forward or backward between pages.

(4) You can save the form in this website at any step by clicking "SAVE" button at the bottom of the page. However, this website can only save your form no more than 30 days.

(5) Please make sure all items are filled out. Incomplete forms will make you unable to go to the next step.

(6) You can click the question mark behind each item for help information which will be found at the right side of the page.

(7) Chinese visa application form includes a total of four pages.  Please print and sign it after filling the form. Please submit the completed form to the Chinese Visa Application Service Center.

(8) Please make sure all information is complete, updated and accurate. The form cannot be modified once you click the "CONFIRM & PRINT" button.

(9) Please note that the online application form does not mean that your visa will be issued by the Chinese Embassy or Consulate-General. The final decision on your visa which is made by the Embassy or Consulate-General might be different from your application.

2. Terms and Conditions  

Article 1 Definitions

1.1       “Embassy” refers to the Embassy of the People's Republic of China.

1.2 “Consulate General” refers to the Consulate General of the People's Republic of China.  

1.3 “Other Consular Institutions” refers to the Consulates, consular offices and related institutions of the People's Republic of China.  

1.4 “Embassies and Consulates” refers to the Embassies and/or Consulates General and/or Other Consular Institutions.  

1.5 “Chinese Visa Application Service Centre” refers to the institution that provides handling services relating to applications for Chinese visas according to the working procedures set by the Embassies and Consulates, hereinafter referred to as the “Application Centre”.  

1.6 “Clients” refers to any individual or a third party authorized by the former submitting a Chinese visa application to the Application Centre, including individuals, travel agencies or other agencies.

1.7 “Clients' Information” refers to the data and information that Clients provide to the Application Centre in the form of paper, electronic media or any other form deemed acceptable in order for the Application Centre to provide clients with appropriate services.  

1.8 “Personal Information” refers to all the required information related to a person included in the application documents submitted by a client, including, but not limited to, the name, gender, date of birth, place of birth, marital status, citizenship, passport information, telephone number, health record, criminal record, residential address, place of employment, family members, as well as any video recording, telephone call recording, email content and other private information.  

1.9 “Website” refers to the website located at www.visaforchina.org where online services are provided to clients, such as information announcements, online application form completion, online appointment and visa application status query services.  

1.10 “Basic Services” refers to the services directly related to visa applications that the Application Centre provides to clients.  

1.11 “Extended Services” refers to services provided by the Application Centre for the convenience of clients other than the Basic Services.  

1.12 “Visa fee” refers to consular fees and charges payable to the Embassies and Consulates and accepted by the Application Centre from applicants on behalf of the Embassies and Consulates at rates prescribed by the Embassies and Consulates, including, but not limited to, the regular application fee, express application fee and urgent application fee.  

1.13 “Application Service Fee” refers to the fee charged by the Application Centre to clients for providing them with Basic Services. The fees charged for Extended Services are not included in the Application Service Fee.  

1.14 “Pickup Forms” refers to the receipts issued by the Application Centre to Clients who have submitted their Chinese visa applications to the Application Centre, which serve as the only certificates evidencing payment of the Visa Fee and Application Service Fee as well as for collecting their passports and visas from the Application Centre.  

Article 2 About the Basic Services Offered by the Application Centre  

2.1 To receive clients and classify their visa application documents in accordance with the requirements of the Embassies and Consulates.  

2.2 To provide clients with intermediate business services, including computer entry of basic information, and transmission of passports, visas and Clients' Information between Embassies and Consulates and the Application Centre.  

2.3 To collect a Visa Fee in accordance with the requirements of the Embassies and Consulates and to deliver passports and visas to Clients on behalf of the Embassies and Consulates.  

2.4 To release and transmit information about Chinese visa policy in accordance with the requirements of the Embassies and Consulates in a timely manner through website, information desk, telephone, fax or e-mail.  

2.5 The Application Centre hereby states in particular that, government functions such as assessing, approving or refusing visa applications and issuing visas, belong to the exclusive authority of the Embassies and Consulates, and the Application Centre is not legally empowered to provide any commitment, guarantee, interpretation or other legal obligations to clients in relation to that exclusive authority.  

Article 3 About Use of the Visa Application Services  

3.1 Clients acknowledge and hereby confirm that the Application Centre is not involved in the visa assessment and decision-making process. The Embassies and Consulates have the authority to decide whether a visa will be issued or not, the type of a visa to be issued as well as its validity, duration of stay and number of entries in accordance with China's relevant laws and regulations. A client is required to pay the Application Service Fee to the Application Centre regardless of approval or disapproval of an application by the Embassies and Consulates. The Application Service Fee is non-refundable.  

3.2 Clients can make inquiries to the Application Centre via its website or through the telephone. Clients are required to acknowledge that the Application Centre is a non-governmental organization, and its provision of inquiry services for clients is free and based on its unilateral understanding of clients’ inquiries and the limited information known and mastered by it in order to provide assistance for its clients for their visa applications. No matter what the circumstances are, it cannot be interpreted that the Application Centre has made any promise or assurance, nor does it bear any other legal responsibility for the answers to clients’ queries.  

3.3 Clients are required to submit to the Application Centre all the relevant Clients' Information required for any visa application, and ensure that the information provided is true, reliable and complete.  Clients acknowledge and agree that acceptance by the Application Centre of the Clients' Information provided does not mean that such Clients' Information as is provided is deemed sufficient.  The Embassies and Consulates have the right to request a client to provide additional supporting documents or request the applicant to attend an interview.  

3.4 Clients shall carefully check all the information on the Pickup Form and make sure that it is correct when receiving this document issued by the Application Centre.  If any mistakes are found, clients must contact the Application Centre immediately, and the Application Centre will make necessary correction as soon as possible.  

3.5 Clients must carefully check all the information on the visa issued to them and make sure that it is correct at the time when they collect their passports containing the visas. If any mistakes are found, they must contact the Application Centre immediately. The Application Centre will try its best to help them with modification or re-issuance of the visa. Clients acknowledge that modifying or re-issuing a visa may involve new fees if the information on the issued visa is found incorrect due to the reasons or causes assignable to them.  

3.6 To ensure service safety and service quality, a network monitoring system and telephone recording system have been installed by the Application Centre. The actions of clients at the Application Centre as well as the telephone conversation between clients and the Application Centre may be recorded and preserved, and clients hereby acknowledge and agree to this arrangement.

3.7 Unless otherwise notified by the Application Centre, clients should collect their passports and visas before the expiry of the visa.  The Application Centre accepts no obligation of taking care of any passport if clients fail to collect the documents before the expiry of the visa. After the expiry of the visa, or 365 days of the decision by the Embassies and Consulates to issue or refuse the visa application, the Application Centre has the right to deliver the relevant travel documents to the Embassies and Consulates, which will return them to the competent authority of the passport issuing country.  

Article 4 About the Use and Protection of Personal Information

4.1 Clients hereby agree and confirm that their Personal Information can be collected, transmitted, stored, processed and used by the Application Centre in accordance with this article whether this information is transmitted to the Application Centre through the Internet or directly by the clients concerned or the representatives entrusted by the clients.  

4.2 In order to process Clients' visa applications, the Application Centre must collect Clients' related Personal Information from the application documents submitted by them and enter the information into the computer system.  

4.3 The Application Centre may collect Clients' Personal Information through telephone, email, fax, application documents (including passports and photos), online application system, online appointment system, video monitoring system and other media.  

4.4 Personal Information will be submitted to the Chinese Embassy or Consulate-General through the Application Centre's proprietary channel and may be transferred to and stored in countries other than the client's country of residence, such as the People's Republic of China.  

4.5 Personal Information, including video recording, telephone recording, electronic information,  etc., may be collected for later use by the Application Centre when necessary (e.g., when it is requested by the competent department of the local government or for purpose of internal supervision on service).  

4.6 Physical information provided by Clients will be transferred to and stored at the Chinese Embassies or Consulates. The Application Centre will save the collected clients' information in physical or electronic form and take reasonable administrative measures in order to prevent information leakage or unauthorized use and ensure the proper use of all the information.

4.7 The Application Centre will collect, transfer, store, process and use all the Clients' Information in accordance with local laws for the purpose of fulfilling the Application Centre's legal responsibility and obligation, including but not limited to applying for Chinese visas.  

4.8 The Application Centre will take every reasonable precaution to ensure the safety of the Personal Information and documents of the applicants strictly in line with relevant laws of the resident country, but is not be liable for any consequences due to events or acts beyond its reasonable control such as natural disasters (Force Majeure), unforeseen accidents and larceny, etc, which may occur when the information and documents are in transit between the Application Centre and the Embassies or Consulates.   

Article 5 About Liability

5.1 If a passport is lost or damaged from the custody of the Application Centre, the Application Centre will bear the reasonable cost incurred by visa applicants for replacement of passports following the normal application procedures with their country’s passport authority. The cost will be reimbursed on presentation of the copy of the receipt issued by the passport authority. However, this agreement does not mean that the Application Centre will be held liable in any way.  

5.2 Clients must make their visa applications at an appropriate time in accordance with their travel arrangement. Under no circumstances will the Application Centre be responsible or liable for any delay of travel arrangement as a result of a Client's inappropriate action in regard to the time of submitting the visa application or the visa assessment result of the Embassies and Consulates.  

5.3 If a client selects to apply by post, or requests return delivery by post in regard to a processed application, the Application Centre will not be responsible or liable for any delay, delivery to a wrong address, or damage to or loss of the documents by any mail service or delivery service company or not by the Application Centre.  

5.4 To the maximum extent permitted by law, the Application Centre expressly disclaims all conditions and warranties, express or implied, in connection with the visa application services other than any conditions or warranties expressly stated in these terms. Where the law precludes such exclusion and implies certain terms, conditions and/or warranties into the terms ("Implied Terms"), the liability of the Application Centre for a breach of such Implied Terms shall be limited, at the option of the Application Centre, to any one or more of the following:  

 (a) Re-supply of the relevant application services; or  

 (b) Cost of the re-supply of the relevant application services; or  

 (c) Any amount paid by the Client to the applicable government department or authority in respect of the relevant application services (upon being provided with proper receipt).  

5.5 Clients acknowledge and agree that under no circumstances will the Application Centre be liable to them or anyone claiming through them for any indirect, incidental, special and/or consequential losses or damages of whatever nature, or for loss or profits, loss of opportunity, loss of business or goodwill or interruption of business, whether arising out of or in connection with their application and/or any of the visa application services, and whether or not relating to any act, error, omission or negligence by the Application Centre or any officer, agent, employee and representative of the Application Centre.  

5.6 All terms hereof are governed by laws of the respective state or province where the Application Centre is located. Litigation relating to visa services will be heard by a court in the resident state or province.  

Article 6 Other Terms

6.1 The Application Centre, in its sole discretion, may change, amend, cancel or withdraw any or all of the terms and conditions mentioned herein at any time without any prior notice. If a client is dissatisfied with the changes being made, the client's sole and exclusive remedy is to refuse the services which the Application Centre provides.  

6.2 The client hereby agrees to accept and confirm that the applicant and / or his / her representative, prior to submitting the visa application, has read, understood and agreed to be bound by, without limitation or qualification, all of the terms, conditions and details provided herein.

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China Visa Policy for Singaporean Citizens: 30 Days Visa Free Currently

Notice on Latest Visa and Entry Policies for Foreigners Entering China - Updated on July 15, 2024 :

1. Kunming, Lijiang, Dali, Xishuangbanna and 5 regions in Yunnan Province are applicable to 144-hour visa-free transit policy. Mohan Railway Port at China-Laos border can be used to enter/leave Yunnan.

2. Breaking News! a. China will be 15-day visa-free for Australia, New Zealand and Poland from July 1st, 2024 to December 31st, 2025. b. 15 days visa free for citizens of France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain, Malaysia, Switzerland, Ireland, Hungary, Austria, Belgium, and Luxembourg has been extended until December 31, 2025. Read more »

3. Hong Kong High-speed Rail West Kowloon Station has been added to Guangdong Province 144-hour transit visa-free.

4. China - Georgia Mutual Exemption of Visa, starting from May 28, 2024.

5. Booking of flights and hotels, China itineraries and invitation letters are not required for application of Chinese Tourist Visa for U.S.nationals.

6. Appointment is not required for visa application in many embassies and consulates.

8. Starting from 00:00 on November 1, 2023, individuals entering or exiting the country are exempt from filling out the "People's Republic of China Health Declaration Card for Entry/Exit."

7. Norway has become the 54th country whose passport holders can transit without visa up to 72/144 hours in China.

8. Starting from August 30, 2023, individuals traveling to China will no longer be required to undergo pre-entry COVID-19 nucleic acid or antigen testing.

9. U.S. citizens holding multi-year multiple-entry visas issued before March 28, 2020, whose visas temporarily lost entry functionality between March 28, 2020, and March 14, 2023, due to the pandemic, are eligible to apply for compensation. Those who choose to apply for compensation will receive a free 3-year multiple-entry visa. Those who choose to waive the compensation can apply for a new 10-year multiple-entry visa at the regular fee.

China Discovery will keep focusing on the updates of the latest Chinese visa and entry policy! You can also call +86 010 12367 (Official telephone number of China National Immigration Administration) to check further information. Welcome to join in our Facebook Groups to catch up with the latest news!

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Do Singaporean citizens/passport holders need visa to China?

Under China’s Visa Free Policy , ordinary passport holders of Singapore, Brunei and Japan may visit mainland China without visa, if the entry purpose is for tour, family visit, business or transit within 15 days. For other cases, longer stay, else purpose of visiting, a China Visa is required.

How long can a Singaporean stay in China without visa?

If a Singapore citizen get visa free entry permit to mainland China, the maximum stay period is 15 days , even you only stay in Hainan where citizens of 59 countries may enjoy 30-day visa-free vacation.

On January 25, 2024, the Government of the People's Republic of China and the Government of the Republic of Singapore representatives signed the "Agreement between the Government of the People's Republic of China and the Government of the Republic of Singapore on Mutual Exemption of Visa Requirements for Ordinary Passport Holders" in Beijing. The Agreement will enter into force on February 9, 2024. Under this Agreement, holders of ordinary passports from both sides can enter each other's country visa-free for stays of up to 30 days. Activities such as work, journalism, and stays exceeding 30 days require prior approval and the appropriate visa from the host country before entry.

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Singapore to China Visa Free - Travel China Without Visa

A new unilateral visa exemption agreement for Singaporeans’ traveling to China was put into force on February 9, 2024. So, China can be regarded as a visa free country for Singapore citizens. In the policy, Singapore ordinary passport holders can get visa exempted to China for a short-term stay, as long as you take valid original regular passport, travel to China for the purposes of tourism, business, visit family, relatives, friends, or transit.

Singapore visitors can enter and exit through all China’s ports opened to foreigners. The longest duration of stay is no longer than 30 days. Passport and flight to China are the two most important things you shall well prepared before departure. Upon arrival, you will get a Temporary Entry Permit stamped on your passport without any charges. Then, it’s your free time to arrange the 1-month long holiday in China to enjoy a Great Wall Hiking Tour , Silk Road Tour , Tibet Discovery Tour , Family Travel , and so forth.

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China Visa Required for Singaporeans - Apply China Visa in Singapore

Even through holding a Singapore passport, you still need to get a visa from the local Public Security Bureau (PSB) in mainland China if you intend to stay longer than 30 days after entry. Or if you plan to go to China for study, employment, journalism, residenc e, etc., a China Visa should be applied and obtained from Chinese Embassy or Consulate abroad. Below are the details of getting a China Visa in Singapore.

Attention: Where to Submit? Singaporeans, Malaysians or foreigners residing in Singapore are all required to submit visa application to China Visa Application Service Center (CVASC) authorized by Chinese Embassy. The embassy will not accept any ordinary application, but the issuance will be made by the embassy.

China Visa Requirements

Before physically visit the China Visa Application Service Center, you shall prepare the listed documents one by one, and as required.

Basic Requirements:

Original passport with a remaining a validity of at least 6 months and over 2 blank pages. Make copy of the passport’s data page, already used visa pages, former China Visa if had.

● China Visa Application Form

Option 1: Fill in online application form at http://www.visaforchina.org. . Print the completed form out, write down application date and sign on the paper form

Option 2: Download the latest version of China Visa Application Form (v.2013 - 4 pages in total) and fill in the digital form, print it out and sign it.

At least 2 recently-taken (within last 6 months) passport-size color photos which are against a light background. (Size: 38mmX48mm)

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1.) Proof of legal entry, stay, residence in another country or region, if you not apply in your home country.

2.) Previous Chinese passport & copy of the data page, if you used to be a Chinese citizen and apply China Visa the first time. If you had got China Visa before, please provice photocopy of the data page, photo paga, previous China Visa page of your old Chinese passport.

Supporting Documents:

● Travel related documents: round-trip (flight, train, ship) tickets , hotel booking , travel itinerary, etc.

● An Invitation Letter: if you’re inviteed to travel to China, please prepare formal Invitation Letter by the invited individual or unity.

Warm Tips: Travel with China Discovery, we can provide you Invitation Letter and travel itinerary to help you apply for China Visa in Singapore.

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China Visa Fee in Singapore

Applicants should pay China Visa Application Fee after submission in the center office. The total cost = visa application fee + service fee . You will pay extra fees for expedited service, such as Express Service and Rush Service. Here we list the major visa price for Singaporean and other common international citizens as follows:

Note: The accepted methods of payment include cash (Singapore Dollar), debit card (NETS & Union Pay). Also, you can download detailed schedules of China Visa fees here .

How Do I Apply for China Visa in Singapore?

Individual not using travel agent to apply China Visa can get the most useful China Visa Application instructions as we introduced here.

How to Apply China Visa in Singapore

How Long to Get A China Visa?

China Visa processing time depends on individual cases and which service applicants choose to use.

Regular Application: about 4 working days.

Express Service: usually around 3 working days.

Urgent Service: about 2 working days.

If you submit urgent application between 9:00am - 12:00pm, you can collect during 9:00am - 16:00pm on the second working day; if you submit between 12:00pm to 14:00pm in the afternoon, please pick up at 12:00pm - 16:00pm on the next working day.

Tips: The embassy may ask applicant to submit additional materials, which could get the application period a little bit longer than expected.

China Visa Application Service Center in Singapore

Address: 80 Robinson Road, #16-01/02/02A, Singapore 068898

Opening Hours: Monday - Friday, except Saturday, Sunday and national public holidays

Submission Hours: 9:00am to 15:00pm

Payment & Collection Hours: 9:00am to 16:00pm

Urgent Submission: 9:00am to 12:00pm

Contact information

Call: 67139380

Fax: 62260852

E-mail: [email protected] 

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Apply Hong Kong Visa in Singapore

Do Singaporeans need visa for Hong Kong?

Hong Kong is treated as a third region from mainland China, where can’t use a China Visa for entry. Singapore passport holders may enjoy visa-free access to Hong Kong no longer than 90 days , when entering for travel or certain business-related activities. Your Singapore passport shall be valid for more than 1 month.

Those who will visit Hong Kong for study, work, business must apply and get a Hong Kong Visa beforehand.

Hong Kong Visa Application Guide

First, check the Hong Kong Immigration Department official website ( https://www.immd.gov.hk/eng/services/index.html ) to get useful information. Required Documents includes: passport, application form, photos, travel related supporting documents, etc.

Second, prepare all required documents & visa fees as required by the Hong Kong Immigration Department.

Third, visit China Visa Application Service Center in Singapore to submit Hong Kong Visa application. No online appointment is needed.

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Travel to China from Singapore

Singapore is located in the south of China and the nearest city in China is Hainan Province. It is essential transport hub in Asia. Currently, there are two main transportation available between Singapore and China: by international flight or cruise.

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By Flight: Singapore Changi International Airport (新加坡樟宜国际机场，IATA: SIN, ICAO: WSSS) is the sole airport opening flights to China, with frequent airlines to over 20 cities. You can fly from Singapore Changi Airport to Beijing, Shanghai, Xian, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Chengdu, Sanya, Chongqing, Nanjing, Hong Kong, Macau and more cities in mainland China.

By Cruise: Taking an sea voyage trip from Port of Singapore to go north, sail through Hong Kong, Taipei and ultimately visit Shanghai, Beijing, Xiamen Dalian, Hainan or other coastal cities is also very popular and relaxing way to get to China. There are many world famous cruise you can experience, including the Royal Caribbean, Oceania Cruise, Holland America, Silversea Cruises, etc.

How to Plan A China Tour

China is a vast and great country with stunning natural scenery, historic and cultural heritages, interesting traditions and lovely local people. How to discovery China during the 30 days visa-free tour or even a longer holiday.

Major Steps to Plan A China Tour

First, decide where you will visit in China, choose destinations you’re interested in. In China, Beijing and Shanghai are best gateway cities for international tourists. They not only has very convenient connection to worldwide cities and domestic cities, themselves are also significant tourist cities with rich tourism resources. You can easily travel from Beijing or Shanghai to Xian, Chengdu, Guilin, Hangzhou, and more top destinations in China.

Second, plan your travel itinerary and get clear idea to travel independently or join in group. It’s up to you to do a much free travel alone or share same driver, guide in a lower budget.

Third, check weather and climate to find a best season to visit China. As one of the very large countries in the world, China is suitable for tour all year round. To say one at least, spring and autumn with mild climate, pleasant temperature are the two best seasons for traveling around in China. For example, you may enjoy Great Wall Hiking, attend Nyingchi Peach Blossom Festival in Tibet during late March to middle April, explore coolness in Guiyang, autumn color in Mt. Huangshan, winter sunshine in Yunnan or ice and snow world in Harbin.

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Travel China with China Discovery

China Discovery is a professional and experienced travel companion who offers high-value and worry-free tours for you. We not only design ideal itinerary covering sightseeing, dining, transfer and hotel, but also can provide any visa-related support & help you need to travel to China. With a Chinese Visa, you can freely travel to many cities in mainland China, among all, Beijing , Shanghai , Hong Kong are often used as gate way cities, Xian , Guilin , Chengdu are also excellent destinations to discovery different regional culture, history and local customs in China.

You may choose from our most popular China tours, or just  contact us , tell your interests and travel plans, we could customize a perfect China tour as you like.

Our American Group Tourists Enjoyed Great Wall Hiking Tour in Beijing

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Recommended Tours

Top 3 tours chosen by most customers to explore in the best way. Check the detailed itinerary, or tailor your own trip now with us.

8 Days Best of China Tour (Flight/Bullet Train Covered)

Beijing / Xian / Shanghai

11 Days Authentic China Tour from Hong Kong

Hong Kong / Beijing / Xian / Guilin / Yangshuo / Guilin / Shanghai

10 Days Classic China Tour from Beijing - First Touch of China

Beijing / Xian / Guilin / Yangshuo / Shanghai

Start planning your tailor-made holiday to China by contacting one of our specialists. Once inquired, you’ll get a response within 0.5~23.5 hours.

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• Shanghai Yangtze Tours
• Chengdu Jiuzhaigou Tours
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• Suzhou Hangzhou Tours
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