How to handle the visa for Filipinos to China

With the continuous development of the motherland, it has established diplomatic relations with other countries, so it has become common for people to go abroad or foreigners to travel and study in China. So how do Filipinos apply for visas to China and what types of visas are there.

The process of visa processing for Filipinos to China

1. First of all, you should apply for a visa at the Chinese Embassy in the Philippines, submit a valid passport or a valid certificate that can replace the passport, fill in the application form, then hand in two recent half-body front photos, and then submit the information for examination and apply for other relevant certificates.

2. The second is to get the results of the audit. In this process, some materials may need to be submitted. If the personal relationship is too complicated, other people's auxiliary materials need to be submitted. After passing the examination, you can wait for a visa.

What types of visas do the Philippines have for entering China

According to the different purposes of entry, China's visas are divided into the following types. C- shaped visas are issued to international train attendants who perform crew, aviation, and shipping tasks, which means that these people themselves are people who serve on transnational transportation. After having a C- shaped visa, you can make normal round trips between the two countries.

D-visa is issued to persons who want to live permanently after naturalization. F-visa is issued to personnel who engage in exchange visits and inspection activities after entering the country. The G visa is issued to those who transit through China, which means that they no longer stay in China too long, but need to transfer from China before arriving at their destination.

J1 visa is issued to foreign journalists stationed in China, while J2 is issued to journalists who cover short-term reports. The L visa is a tourist visa, and the M visa is a trade and business visa. Q visa is a family visit visa type, divided into long-term and short-term two. R-word visa is a special type of visa issued to foreign talents needed by the country. S visa is issued by people who need to stay in China for a long time due to work or study. X-word visa is for international students. Z visa is a work visa.

If you want to enter China or go to the Philippines if you have any visa problems, you can consult the customer service of the website for detailed understanding, or you can directly apply for a visa and other services.