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Chinese Visa Application Guide C the Chinese Language Institute Chinese Visa Application Guide C The Chinese Language Institute Use this guide if you will, at the time of your Teach in China program start date, (1) have a university degree, (2) have two years of work experience, and (3) be at least 24 years old. If you do not meet one or more of these criterion, CLI will award you a Chinese student visa (X visa). In order to obtain your visa, please follow section 1 of this visa guide, then reference V​ isa Guide A​ when filling out your Chinese visa application. Please reference the following information when completing your Chinese visa application. Be sure to take note of the following points before starting your application: ● PLEASE FOLLOW THE EXACT INSTRUCTIONS IN THIS GUIDE. ● The Chinese Consulate requires that all information be ​typed and in capital letters directly into your visa application form. Handwritten forms will be denied. ● All sections which you need to leave blank MUST be completed with the answer "N/A". ● Incomplete or inaccurate answers will result in rejection of application and delayed processing. ● For US citizens, we recommend using Oasis China Visa Service (www.oasischinavisa.com) to process your visa application. This service costs $100 in addition to the $140 Chinese visa fee. For non‐US residents, we recommend using web search engines for a reputable visa service. 1. Email the following six items to [email protected] In order to teach English in China, you are required to obtain a Chinese work visa (Z visa). CLI will coordinate with your host institution to mail you the documents necessary to apply for and obtain your visa. In order to secure these documents in a timely manner, please email the following to [email protected]​ within three weeks of your acceptance to CLI’s Teach in China program: 1. Résumé or CV 2. Photocopy of your passport’s personal information pages (the page with your photo and the page with your signature) 3. One passport‐sized photograph of yourself 4. Your university diploma (​ recent transcript if yet to graduate; must graduate prior to teaching) 5. Health certificate stating you’re fit for international work and travel (​ ​www.studycli.org/health)​ 6. Two letters of recommendation written and signed by a mentor, teacher, or employer ​(one page or less each) 2. Fill out your Chinese visa application ​(w​ ww.studycli.org/doc/prcvisa​) In addition to completing all other relevant sections of the application form (available at the above link), please take special note of the following: 1.2 Name in Chinese Must be completed by anyone of Chinese, Taiwanese, Hong Kong or Macau decent. As with the rest of the application form, this section must be typed and may not be completed by hand. Visa Guide C www.studycli.org Chinese Visa Application Guide C The Chinese Language Institute 1.7 Former Nationality(ies) Any of applicant’s fully renunciated former nationalities. For applicants of Chinese, Taiwanese, Hong Kong or Macau decent, you MUST enter "PR China." 1.9 Local ID/Citizenship Number Only applicable to former Chinese nationals. This section is not asking for your driver’s license ID number or Social Security number. 1.10 Passport/Travel Document Type Generally “Ordinary” 1.17 Employer/School Applicant's current employer or school. Fit as much of the address as you can on a single line. 2.1 Major Purpose of Your Visit Select “Work” 2.2 Intended Number of Entries One entry valid for 3 months from the date of issue 2.3 Are You Applying for Express Service Select “No” (unless a special circumstance requires rush delivery) 2.5 Longest Intended Stay in China Among All Entries 365 Days 2.6 Itinerary in China Please enter your school’s information from the list below: Name: Guangxi Normal University (GXNU) Address: 15 Yucai Road, Guilin, Guangxi, China 541004 Phone: +86 0773‐582‐1163 Relationship with applicant: Employer Name: Foreign Language School attached to Guangxi Normal University (FLS) Address: 15 Yucai Road, Guilin Guangxi, China 541004 Phone: +86 0773‐283‐4432 Relationship with applicant: Employer Name: Guilin Institute of Tourism Address: 26 Liangfeng Road, Yanshan District, Guilin, Guangxi, China 541006 Phone: +86 0773‐369‐1009 Relationship with applicant: Employer Visa Guide C www.studycli.org Chinese Visa Application Guide C The Chinese Language Institute 2.7 Who Will Pay for Your Travel and Expenses During Your Stay Always enter “Self” 2.8 Information of Inviter in China Same as 2.6 2.10 Other Countries or Territories You Visited in the Last 12 Months Starting with the most recent, enter as much as will fit in the box on three typed lines 3.1‐5 Other Information Please note, if you cannot answer “No” to questions 3.1‐3.5, your visa request will likely be denied 3.8 If Someone Else Travels and Shares the Same Passport With the Applicant This section only applies to rare cases; enter “N/A” in all spaces 5 Part 5 This section may be completed if someone other than the applicant completed the application 3. Submit required items to Chinese consulate or your visa service for processing 1. Your completed Chinese visa application ​(aside from your signature, your application ​must be typed and in capital letters​, not handwritten) 2. Your a​ ctual p​ assport (​ expiration date must not be within six months of final day in China) 3. Copy of your passport’s personal information page (​ the page with your photo on it) 4. One passport‐sized photograph of yourself (​ processed professionally at CVS, Rite Aid, etc.) 5. The official documents from China ‐ ​The entire group of documents sent to you from CLI. 6. Visa payment ​($140 for US citizens; an additional service charge is required if you use a visa service) Please contact us at (888) 781‐8383 or ​[email protected] if you have any questions whatsoever. We're here to help! Xiexie, The CLI Team Visa Guide C www.studycli.org .
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