
Which visa, Q1 or Q2, should I apply for a family reunion in China?
Both Q1 and Q2 visas are intended for family reunions and visits to family members in China, but they differ in terms of the length of stay, the number of entries, residence procedures and application requirements.
How do foreign minors apply for permanent residence in China?
If one parent is a Chinese citizen and the child holds a foreign passport and is under the age of 18, the child is eligible to apply for permanent residence in China through the family reunion channel.
What is the Five-Star Card?
The Five-Star Card is the new version of China's permanent resident card, which features key upgrades from the previous version.
How can I bring pets to China?
If you want to bring your furry family members to China, this guide will help you.
What items are prohibited from being brought into China?
The following articles are prohibited or restricted for inbound passengers.
How can I get a certificate of no criminal record?
People who have lived in China for a cumulative total of 180 days or more since their entry into the country can request a criminal record check.
How do I withdraw my social security contributions (pension & medical insurance) when leaving China?
According to Chinese regulations, your options depend on whether you have reached China's statutory retirement age (60 for men, 55 for women) when you leave the country.
How can I access my work permit information?
Foreign nationals working in Hainan province can now conveniently access their work permit information through a newly launched digital service.
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