Travel Documents

Passport
A passport is required for most international travel, so make sure yours is up-to-date. Visitors to mainland China require a passport that is valid for at least six months prior to entry.

Take US passport for example, visit the US State Department website to understand how to get or renew your passport.

Visas
In accordance with the law of China on the Administration of Entry and Exit of Foreign Nationals, all foreigners must follow the procedures listed below to apply for a visa and must present required documents.

How to get a visa
A visa is required to enter the People's Republic of China. Visas can be obtained in person at the Chinese Embassy or Consulate-General in your area. If visiting the Chinese Embassy or Consulate is not convenient or possible for you, travel and visa agencies also handle the visa process for a fee. See details

Validity
Tourist visas, or "L" visas, are usually valid for 3 months prior to travel and are then valid for a 30 day stay.

More info
The Chinese Embassy site publishes the most up-to-date information on visas in English.

Special Permits

For some special areas as Tibet, foreign tourists need some special permits to enter. For details, please click here.

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