Your visa should look something like the visa below:

A) CATEGORY:
L= Tourist Visa; F= Business Visa;
Z=Working Visa; X= Student Visa.

B) ENTRIES:
The number of time you can enter into China during the visa period.
Commonly, there are 4 kind of Entry:

00= Zero; 01= Single entry; 02= Double entry; M = Multiple entry

C) ENTER BEFORE:
This is how long your visa is valid until.
China writes dates in YEAR/MONTH/DAY format.
The above visa holder must enter into China before May 3rd, 2004.
The Next line shows the visa was issued February 3rd, 2004.

D) DURATION OF STAY sets the maximum days of stay in China
counting from the date of entry.

Example: Mr. A has a single entry visa showing ENTER BEFORE May 3rd, 2004 with duration of stay 30 days.
If Mr. A enters China on May 1st, 2004, he can still stay up to 30 days.

TYPICAL VALUES: 030, 090, 120, 180 these values are in days. 180 means 180 days or 6 months.
The above visa holder has a Single Entry Business visa. They can go to China any time between February 3rd, 2004
and May 3rd, 2004. Once in China he/she can stay for a maximum of 30 days before they must leave the country.

What is an F visa?

The F visa is for visiting, teaching, studying or doing business in China. An F visa enables you to work as a "consultant"
yet one step below a Z working visa which requires a lot of paperwork, health checks and relinquishment of your visa
status from a company.
However, if you intend to work full time for a company in China, your employer should help you get a working Z visa.

For this Visa, your passport must show a previous China Visa, either a current tourist or business visa. No medical exam
or vaccinations are needed for the Business visa.

What is the maximum duration of F Business visa extension?

The maximum duration for foreigners without leaving the country is one year. When you hold an F visa and stay inside
of China, you can extend your visa every 6 month up to total 1 year without leaving. For example, you enter China
at 1st Jan. 2005, you can extend your visa every 6 month up to 1st Jan. 2006 without leaving China.
The one year limit is calculated from the LAST date of your entry to China.

Do I need to make an appointment for a visa application?

For visa applications, no appointment is necessary. If you can not come personally, you can ask a relative or friend
to come and apply on your behalf.

The passport has to be brought to our office with the proper documents during our opening hours: Monday to Friday
from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm. Alternatively, don’t forget that we provide courier service.

I have a double/multi-entry f visa, but have 30 days limit for each stay. How can I remove it?

Double and multiple entry F visas issued by overseas Chinese consulates or Hong Kong visa office usually have a limit
of 30 days on the duration of each stay in China. The limit CAN NOT be simply removed in China since December 2004.
If you want to stay longer than 30 days, you have to apply for a new F visa, and your current visa will be revoked at
the same time. EMOO offers 6 month 0/1/2/M entry or 1 year no stay limit.

What do your fees include?

Our prices include our service and governmental fees. The government fees vary according to the nationality,
the visa length and the number of entry.