+86 411 8282 0606
info@smilechinese.cn
There are different types of visas with different length of stay and number of entries. The length of stay should be determined by the length of the internship or Chinese classes you are applying for. In some countries, the Chinese Embassy might refuse to issue long term (30 days+) visas. In such a case, you should apply for the longest possible length of stay and extend the visa in China if you wish to stay longer. If you are planning to stay in China for less than 3 months, we recommend you to apply for the L visa (tourist visa). L Visas are valid for 30 to 90 days.If you plan to stay for longer than 3 months, it is recommended that you would apply for the F visa (business visa).We will also provide you with official letters of confirmation and invitation - an essential step in the visa procurement process.
The extension of F and L visa is a rather simple and inexpensive process, which the Smile Chinese School will arrange for you when necessary. We further recommend that all applicants apply for single entry visas. The reason is that the length of stay upon each entry with a multiple entry visa may be limited to 30 days, while a single entry visa may allow for a longer stay. If you would like to leave China for a short time during your internship (for the purpose of a holiday, for example), a re-entry visa can easily be requested at the DaLian Entry and Exit Administration Bureau before you leave China.
China’s visa policy is subject to change; please contact us before you come to China to explore your options if your visa doesn’t cover the length of your stay. Smile Chinese can also present you with a certificate of admission to supplement your documentation. We can offer you some visa services to extend your visa if necessary. If you can present us with all of the relevant materials, Smile Chinese can help you with your application for a visa or visa extension. In the case of visa extension, you will need to prepare your passport, the registration paper from a local police station and your medical report. Chinese visa regulations may vary according to the location of the embassy and the applicant’s nationality. Although we try to keep this page up to date, regulations may change unexpectedly. We recommend that you consult the Chinese Embassy in your country before applying for a visa.
Also don't hesitate to write us to learn more details about current visa regulations: info@smilechinese.cn
Experiencing Chinese(60~80 class hours) is designed to complete ab...
Details ›
Reading Newspaper and Learning Chinese is designed for foreigners ...
Details ›
Our cultural program is specially designed for those who have grea...
Details ›
This textbook is designed mainly for training ability of verbal ex...
Details ›
This course is designed for the foreign beginners who dont have an...
Details ›
Class Content Our Daily Chinese for beginners course is divided in...
Details ›
Our Smile Chinese for Teens course includes topics such as greetin...
Details ›
Class Content Our Daily Chinese course for advanced level learners...
Details ›
Class Content Our advanced Business Chinese course focuses towards...
Details ›
Business Communication in China
Experiencing Chinese(60~80 class hours) is designed to complete ab...
Details ›
Reading Newspaper and Learning Chinese
Reading Newspaper and Learning Chinese is designed for foreigners ...
Details ›
INTRODUCTION OF THE CHINESE CULTURE
Our cultural program is specially designed for those who have grea...
Details ›
Intermediate course (Accelerate Ⅰ Ⅱ)
This textbook is designed mainly for training ability of verbal ex...
Details ›
Advanced Course (Advanced Ⅰ Ⅱ Ⅲ )
This course is designed for the foreign beginners who dont have an...
Details ›
Class Content Our Daily Chinese for beginners course is divided in...
Details ›
Our Smile Chinese for Teens course includes topics such as greetin...
Details ›
Class Content Our Daily Chinese course for advanced level learners...
Details ›
Class Content Our advanced Business Chinese course focuses towards...
Details ›
This course is designed for the foreign beginners who don’t have any foundation of Chinese. In order to avoid foreign students’
Our Daily Chinese course follows the ACTFL, CEFR and HSK reference level standards and is divided into three phases with 9 levels
Our Business Chinese courses have been specifically developed for foreign business people who are looking to develop and improve
Our Smile Chinese for Young Learners curriculum has been specifically designed for learners aged 3 - 9 years.
This course has been specifically designed for learners with zero-based learning and conducts a comprehensive overview of consonants,
Characters are an essential part of Chinese culture and by learning them you get a deeper understanding of the language and in the long
Our Chinese for Tourism course is specifically designed for students intending to travel to China or improve their Chinese for all aspects of
China's Hanyu Shuiping Kaoshi (HSK) is the standardized national test used to determine the fluency of non-native speakers in Chinese and is
This is the only official test for non-native speakers’ Business Chinese level, and it was developed by Peking University at the request of
© 2006-2015 SMILE CHINESE. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 辽ICP备16012407号-2
Desgin by
winnet.cc
links: learnchinesechina
