[China Visa] Tourist Visa | Family Visit Visa | Business Visa

• • Service fee: €89
• • Accompanied submission / submission on your behalf: €29
• • Processing time: 7–10 working days
• • Visa types: Tourist, family visit, student, business and other visa services (please contact customer service about other types).
• • Number of entries: Single or multiple
• • Processing time: After approval, the visa is usually issued within 5 business days.
• • Interview required: No, but you must book an appointment in advance to submit your application.
• • Service options: Standard, expedited
• • To help ensure a successful visa application, please contact VIAJES FH customer service for advice based on your specific needs. For more details, please visit the visa center’s official website.

Service process

• • The initial consultation and preliminary document review are free. Our professional advisors will assess the feasibility of your visa application and provide tailored advice and important points to note.
• • We charge a €30 consultation fee for specific questions about visa documents and other detailed matters. This covers comprehensive consultation services, including an analysis of visa requirements and guidance on preparing documents.
• • Once you decide to proceed with your visa application, please pay the full service fee in one payment to ensure smooth and prompt processing.Once we have received full payment, we will immediately begin preparing the visa application.

Visa types we can assist with

• • Tourist visa (L category): For short-term tourism and sightseeing; generally valid for 3 months with single entry; each stay is generally up to 30 days; multiple entry may be available (invitation letter required).
• • Family visit visa (Q category): For visiting relatives or a spouse or children; single, double, or multiple entry, valid for 6 months–10 years (depending on the applicant’s nationality); each stay is 90–180 days; for visiting Chinese-national relatives (parents/children).
• • Family visit visa (S category): For visiting relatives or a spouse or children; single, double, or multiple entry, valid for 6 months–1 year; each stay is 90 days; for spouses/children visiting a foreign national working in China.
• • Business visa (M): For business trips, exhibitions, and commercial cooperation; valid for 3 months/6 months/1 year (multiple entries available); each stay: 30–60 days; an invitation letter from a Chinese organization or company is required
• • Student visa (X category): For long-term or short-term study in China; valid for 6 months. Must be converted to a residence permit after entry; for long-term stays (over six months); requires an admission notice from a Chinese school and a JW202 form.
• • Work visa (Z category): For people employed in China; valid for 3–6 months, single entry; each stay may not exceed 180 days; for short-term study programs.
• • Transit Visa (Category G): For travelers transiting through China; usually allows a single entry and is valid for 3 months. After entering China, you must change it to a residence permit. You must enter China with an approved work permit and then apply for a residence permit.

Visa Documents

• • Passport (valid for at least 6 months, with at least two blank pages)
• • Photo (recent color photo with a white background)
• • Proof of residence
• • Visa Application Form
• • Round-trip flight tickets or itinerary
• • Hotel booking confirmation or an invitation letter from China
• • Relevant identification documents, proof of employment/enrollment, and other supporting materials
• • Original Chinese passport or visa (if applicable)
• • Applicants who are minors must provide a family household register or birth certificate, adoption certificate (if applicable), and parental consent letter.
• • Applicants who are unemployed must provide proof of assets, with a balance of at least €100 for each day spent in China.
• • Invitation letter; a copy of the inviter’s ID card or foreign passport and permanent residence permit
• Nationality determination: If one parent was a Chinese national and the other a foreign national at the time of birth, nationality must be determined when applying for a visa for the first time. Based on the outcome, the applicant will be classified as being of Chinese origin or a foreign national, and the application can then proceed.

We will provide guidance based on your specific circumstances.Document checklist template and Sample referenceand guide you through the preparations step by step.

Our advantages

• • 🌍 Familiar with the latest policies and procedures of Chinese embassies and consulates
• • ⏱️ Book and submit quickly to avoid queues and complicated procedures
• • 📝 Initial document review + form-filling guidance + end-to-end tracking
• • 🧾 Official invoices are available for reimbursement
• • 🇪🇸 Multilingual support for customers in Spain (Spanish, English, Chinese)

Visa Center

• Madrid Visa Center information:
• • Monday to Friday, 9:00–15:00
• • Phone: 913145918
• • Address: C/Agustín de Foxá, 29, 1°B, 28036 Madrid