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Describe what the applicant will actually do in China so the selected visa code can be checked against the real activity.

A current passport name that differs from a former Chinese passport or visa requires official name-change evidence.

Explain any lost or stolen passport because previous visa records and identity details may need reconciliation.

Provide the former Chinese passport data page, citizenship change and related evidence.

Provides the physical address used in the official form and lawful-residence assessment.

Provides the separate correspondence address.

Captures the family information requested by the official form.

China visa forms commonly request parental identity and contact information.

Records the mother’s identity, nationality, date of birth, occupation and current contact information requested for family-background screening.

Provides an emergency contact who is not necessarily travelling.

Identifies who has legal authority for the minor application.

Confirms the minor relationship and permission evidence available for travel and submission.

Provide date, location, route, reason and any decision or request letter.

Explain dates, circumstances, penalties and resolution.

The previous collection may matter only if it was within five years and linked to the same passport.

A qualifying APEC card may affect whether a visa is required for certain business travel.

Record the exact official policy and effective dates rather than relying on general internet information.

The plan should align with transport, accommodation, invitation and available funds.

Provides the identity and contact details required to verify an invitation.

Identifies the supporting document appropriate to the inviter status.

Family visits may require civil-status or kinship evidence; short visits should still explain the relationship.

S2 private-matter cases require evidence identifying the actual matter.

Explains how travel, accommodation and daily expenses will be paid.

Provide legal name, registration details, address, contact person and relationship to the applicant.

Commercial M applications commonly require the inviting entity business licence or equivalent registration evidence.

Explains the applicant role, business relationship and reason for travel.

Describe meetings, negotiations, trade fairs, inspections or other business activity without disguising productive work.

Describe the non-commercial activity and why it fits F rather than M, X or Z.

Provide organiser, event name, venue, dates and registration evidence where relevant.

Explains any payment or benefit that may change the route from a business visit to employment.

Shows the genuine commercial or institutional relationship behind the invitation.

Provide company, sector, location, ownership percentage and current registration status.

Permanent-residence investor criteria focus on direct and stable investment and tax records over time.

Investor permanent residence generally requires good tax records for three consecutive years.

Supports investor permanent-residence or active-business assessment.

Active managers may already hold or need a work-permit route rather than an M visa.

Used to verify the admission source and match the official form.

Describes the programme and whether it is academic, language, exchange or other study.

Explains the funding source and documents where study is sponsored.

Provides residence plans for arrival and the official application.

Shows who pays, where funds are held and which evidence is available.

Explains the genuine academic and career purpose of the study.

Supports the identity and legal status of the Chinese employer.

Distinguishes employment from a commercial visit and supports work-permit classification.

Identifies the place of employment and responsible local authority.

Provides the official reference, issue date and validity.

Records any regulated-profession licence needed for the role.

Explains why the applicant qualifies as high-level talent or an urgently needed specialist.

Provides the identity and status evidence required for the selected family route.

Must match the invitation and residence evidence.

Long-term routes normally require original or authenticated relationship evidence; short routes still require credible proof.

Explains why the stay is short or long and where the applicant will live.

Q1 foster-care cases require specific authorisation, relationship and guardian evidence.

S routes for private affairs require documents identifying the nature and necessity of the matter.

Provide arrival, connecting service, transit location, hours and onward destination.

G requires a confirmed onward ticket with date and seat to the destination country or region.

Confirms the traveller can continue to the final destination.

Describes the qualifying international transport duty.

C requires the appropriate guarantee or invitation from a relevant entity.

Identifies the journalist employer and assignment authority.

Describes the reporting activity and distinguishes resident from short-term coverage.

J1/J2 requires the applicable Visa Notification Letter and employer letter.

Confirms employment, assignment, dates and responsibility for the journalist.

A D visa requires the original and copy of the confirmation issued by the competent Chinese authority.

Identifies the Ministry of Public Security or competent public-security approval behind the D application.

Distinguishes a D entry visa from travel using an existing valid permanent-residence card.

Provides official contact information for verification.

Shows authorised absence and ties outside China.

Explains how the business continues during travel and supports financial evidence.

Connects each funding source to bank statements, sponsor evidence and expected expenses.

Provides complete sponsor details where another person or organisation pays.

Explains transactions that could otherwise appear borrowed or inconsistent.

Shows the applicant circumstances and expected compliance with the authorised stay.

Explains return, onward travel, study completion, contract completion or lawful residence plans.

Lists bank statements, payslips, business records, tax documents and sponsor evidence ready for review.

Explain diagnosis, dates, treatment and current status.

Records the clinic, date, report and purpose for work, study or residence matters.

Provide offence, date, court, sentence and rehabilitation information.

Provide authority, allegation, date and current status.

Provide organisation, rank, duties, dates and locations.

Explain organisation, course, dates, purpose and role.

Provide country, date, authority, reason and outcome.

Explain what occurred, when, the authority involved and the outcome.

Lists evidence ready for any declared matter.

Creates a practical document action list for NAC follow-up.

Records any authorised Chinese lawyer, employer representative, school, inviter or other professional already acting.

Allows NAC to provide senior-friendly or disability-related support without changing the applicant answers.

Captures timing, family, health, employer, school or document issues that do not fit another question.

Provides a final place to flag corrections, concerns or information not captured elsewhere.