If you are already a U.S. citizen, how long can you stay in China if you want to return to China?

In this case, you are now a Chinese-American. You can come to China with a visa.

Visa in China is divided into:

Tourist visa

1. Single-entry and multiple-entry tourist visa for staying in China for three months

2. Single-entry and multiple-entry tourist visas for six-month stay in China

3. Multiple-entry tourist visa for six-month stay in China (requires leaving the country every 90 days )

4. Multiple-entry tourist visa to stay in China for one year (required to leave the country every 90 days)

Business visa

1. Business Class visas are divided into multiple-entry visas and single-entry visas that are valid within one year.

2. A single-entry visa can stay for three months, and a multiple-entry visa valid within one year can also leave the country every three months.

Work visa

Work visa is generally valid for one year and is renewed every year. There is no requirement to leave the country regularly.

Visiting relatives visa

When using a visiting visa to visit China, when applying for a visa extension at the Exit-Entry Administration Office in the place where the Chinese spouse’s household registration is located, you need to submit your passport and marriage certificate (overseas marriage certificate is required) Translation and notarization), household registration ID card for Chinese nationals, temporary accommodation registration for foreigners.

A visa can be obtained initially for three months, then for half a year, and then for one year.

The spouse of a Chinese citizen or a foreigner who has obtained permanent residence status in China, the marriage has lasted for five years or more, has resided in China continuously for more than five years, and has a stable status of staying in China for no less than nine months each year. Foreigners who have adequate living and accommodation, abide by Chinese laws, and are in good health can apply for permanent residence (green card).

But you are only eligible to apply, but it is difficult to obtain. ?

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A visa (Visa) is a permit issued by a country's government agency in accordance with the laws of the country to foreigners who apply to enter, exit or pass through the country.

According to the principles of international law, any sovereign country has the right to decide independently whether to allow foreigners to enter or exit its country, and has the right to issue visas, refuse to issue visas, or revoke already issued visas in accordance with its own laws.

A visa is usually attached to the applicant's passport or other international travel document. In special cases, a valid passport or other international travel document may be submitted on a separate sheet. With the advancement of science and technology, some countries have begun to issue electronic visas and biometric visas, which have greatly enhanced the anti-counterfeiting function of visas.

Visa plays an important role in a country’s control of people entering and exiting the country, protecting homeland security, and preventing illegal immigrants and criminals.

A passport is proof of the holder’s nationality and identity, while a visa is a permit issued by a sovereign country to allow foreign citizens or its own citizens to enter or exit the country or pass through the country’s borders.

Visas are generally endorsed on the passport, and some are endorsed on other travel documents that replace the passport. Some also issue separate visas. For example, the immigration visa of the United States and Canada is a piece of A4-sized paper. Singapore also issues a separate visa to foreigners. Generally speaking, the visa must be used together with the passport to be valid.

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Reference materials?

1. Visa process

2. Chinese Americans