iChinaVisa Visa Consultation Services

Los Angeles based · Serving clients across the U.S.

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Our Services

Chinese Travel Document

U.S.-born children of Chinese parents: travel document or visa? The parents status at birth decides.

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Chinese Travel Document

U.S.-born children of Chinese parents: travel document or visa? The parents status at birth decides.

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China Visa & Travel Document

China visas (L/M/Q/X) and travel documents for U.S. citizens and foreign travelers.

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U.S. Visa for Chinese Citizens

Tourist and business B-class U.S. visas: document preparation and interview guidance.

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Korea Visa Consulting

Short-term tourist and multiple-entry Korea visa application support.

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Tell us your travel situation and get a one-on-one consultation plan.

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U.S. Missions in China — Addresses & Hours

For China visas and U.S. citizen services you go through a U.S. embassy or consulate. Addresses, hours, and jurisdictions below (verify with the official site / COVA).

U.S. Missions in China (Overview)

Beijing embassy + Shanghai/Guangzhou/Shenyang/Wuhan/Hong Kong: addresses, hours, districts.

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U.S. Embassy in Beijing

Address, hours, district, and notes on immigrant visas.

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Consulate General in Shanghai

Address, hours, district (Shanghai/Jiangsu/Zhejiang/Anhui).

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Consulate General in Guangzhou

The only U.S. mission in China processing immigrant visas.

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Consulate General in Shenyang

Address, hours, district (Liaoning/Jilin/Heilongjiang/Inner Mongolia).

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Consulate General in Wuhan

Address, hours, district (Hubei/Jiangxi/Henan/Hunan).

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Consulate General in Hong Kong

Address, ACS hours, district (Hong Kong/Macau).

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Chinese Missions in the U.S. (Overview)

Washington embassy + NY/SF/LA/Chicago: addresses, hours, districts.

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China Visa Guides

Step-by-step English guides for U.S. citizens and foreign travelers applying for a China visa.

How to Apply for a China Visa

Step-by-step China visa application guide from the U.S.

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Documents Checklist

What documents you need for a China visa.

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China Visa Types

L, M, Q, S, F, Z, X, G and more explained.

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Processing Time & Fees

Typical timelines, reciprocity, and fee ranges.

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Photo Requirements

48mm x 33mm photo specs and tips.

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240-Hour Transit (Countries)

Eligible countries and ports for 240-hour visa-free transit.

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Q Visa (Chinese Descent)

Q1/Q2 family-visit visas for U.S. citizens of Chinese descent.

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Travel Document

For lost passports and overseas-born ethnic Chinese newborns.

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Minors & Group Tours

China visa for minors and group tours.

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Extension & Renewal

Extending or renewing a China visa while in China.

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China Visa by Nationality

China visa guidance for travelers from specific countries (visa-free policies change often — verify with official announcements).

UK Citizens

China visa for British citizens.

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Canadian Citizens

China visa for Canadian citizens.

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Australian Citizens

China visa for Australian citizens.

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German Citizens

China visa for German citizens (note reciprocal short-stay visa-free).

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French Citizens

China visa for French citizens (note reciprocal short-stay visa-free).

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Indian Citizens

China visa for Indian citizens.

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Japanese Citizens

China visa for Japanese citizens.

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South Korean Citizens

China visa for South Korean citizens.

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Brazilian Citizens

China visa for Brazilian citizens.

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Contact Us

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U.S. line 1: +1 (626) 217-4701

U.S. line 2: +1 (626) 761-7444

Hard cases are our specialty

An unreachable parent, a divorced parent who will not cooperate, a birth certificate with no father listed, status documents from the year of birth long gone, or an application that came back asking for more. We tell you first whether it can be done.

Unreachable parent

A written statement plus nationality determination — the official route exists.

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Single / divorced parents

Use custody documents and guardianship proof instead of a signature.

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Non-marital birth

No marriage certificate needed — proof of parentage is the real question.

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Incomplete birth certificate

Pick the right legally effective proof of parentage, or you waste money.

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Lost status documents

Old passports, I-94 records, school and employer files — we rebuild the chain.

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Returned applications

Classify the reason first: more documents, or the wrong route entirely.

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Talk to us on WeChat — free assessment

Send us the birth certificate, both parents' passport data pages, and the parents' U.S. status documents as of the child's birth (visa/I-20/I-797/green card). We will tell you clearly whether the child needs a Travel Document or a Chinese visa, what is missing, and where applications commonly get returned.

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Based in Los Angeles · Serving the U.S.
U.S. line +1 (626) 217-4701 / +1 (626) 761-7444
Free assessment · Transparent pricing

Hard cases are our specialty: an unreachable parent, an incomplete birth certificate, a divorced parent who will not cooperate, lost status documents, name mismatches, and applications that were returned.

We are a visa consulting and document pre-review service — not an embassy, consulate or government agency. We do not provide legal advice, do not guarantee outcomes, never ask for your China Consular App password, and do not collect official consular fees.

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