202 1 China's latest visa policy requires that the fingerprint of the applicant be collected.

Recently, China's embassies in various countries issued the latest visa requirements. Passengers who apply for a visa in China need to take ten extra fingerprints. Embassies of various countries have issued specific information on the implementation time and requirements of relevant policies. Let's have a look.

From February 8th, 20021year, Australia will collect the fingerprints of Chinese visa applicants.

1. According to the relevant laws and regulations of China, the China Embassy and Consulate in Australia and the Australian China Visa Application Service Center will collect the fingerprints of Chinese visa applicants from February 8th, 20021.

Two, the following persons can be exempted from mining:

(1)1applicants under 4 years old or over 70 years old;

(2) Persons who hold diplomatic passports or meet the conditions for issuing diplomatic, official and courtesy visas in China;

(3) Applicants who hold the same passport to collect fingerprints at China embassies and consulates abroad or visa application centers and obtain visas within five years;

(4) Applicants whose fingers are all incomplete or unable to collect fingerprints.

3. The applicant must personally go to the Chinese visa application service center in the consular district to save the biological information. Forging or leaving others' fingerprints will cause the applicant to be refused entry into China, and the legal consequences arising therefrom will be borne by the applicant.

4. The China Embassy in Australia reminds visa applicants to fill in the form online (website:, please refer to the notice issued by our library in official website on July 28th, 2020) and make an appointment to submit visa materials.

All visa applicants should keep their fingerprints in person. Any false or incomplete fingerprints, or fingerprints that do not belong to them, are tantamount to defrauding visas, which will lead to the rejection of visa applications or the refusal to enter China, and all the consequences arising therefrom will be borne by the parties themselves.

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The Embassy of China in New Zealand (Niue, Cook Islands) issued the important notice 202 1 1 on October 29th, and will start to collect the fingerprints of applicants applying for Chinese visas on February 6th, 20021.A few people will be exempted from collecting fingerprints.

From February 6th, 20021year, the China Embassy and Consulate in New Zealand will collect the fingerprints of Chinese visa applicants.

1. Applicants must go to the embassy or consulate in the consular district in person to collect biological information. If there is a forged fingerprint or an impostor, the applicant may be refused entry, and all the consequences arising therefrom shall be borne by the applicant himself.

Two, the following people can be exempted from collecting fingerprints:

(1)1persons under 4 years of age or over 70 years of age;

(2) Diplomatic passport holders and applicants who meet the conditions of diplomatic, official and courtesy visas (except those with reciprocal needs);

(3) Persons who apply for a visa with the same passport within five years and have fingerprints can be exempted from the visa, but they must produce a biometric sticker visa issued with the same passport within five years. If you keep your fingerprints and get a visa, but for some reason you can't produce a biometric sticker visa, you can still apply at the same embassy or consulate.

(four) ten fingers are incomplete or ten fingerprints cannot be retained.

3. Applicants must submit application materials and collect fingerprints to the embassy in accordance with the Notice on Full Implementation of Online Visa Application and Appointment in China (hereinafter referred to as the Notice) issued by the new embassy or consulate.

The following persons are exempt from mining:

(1)1persons under 4 years of age or over 70 years of age;

(2) The same passport holder who applied for a visa in China's foreign embassies and consulates (or visa centers) within five years and kept his fingerprints;

Please note that the applicant must personally go to the consular section of the embassy to collect fingerprints. If someone impersonates to collect their fingerprints, the applicant will be refused entry into China, and all the consequences arising therefrom will be borne by the applicant himself.

In addition, the Embassy of China in Colombia began to fill in the form online on June 8, 2020, 10. See the notice issued by the Embassy of official website on September 28th, 2020 for details.

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