According to the latest news from the National Immigration Administration on January 29, in view of the resumption of visa business in China by the Japanese embassies and consulates in China, the National Immigration Administration will resume issuing port visas to Japanese citizens from now on, and resume the implementation of the 72/144-hour transit visa-free policy. At the same time, the Chinese Embassy in Japan issued a notice that from now on, the Chinese Embassy and Consulate in Japan will resume the examination and issuance of ordinary visas for Japanese citizens to China.

The various visa application materials of the Chinese Embassy in Japan are as follows:

Visa M: Go to China for business and trade activities

Letter of invitation issued by trade partners in China

Visa F: go to China to engage in non-commercial activities such as exchange, visit and investigation

Invitation letter issued by units or individuals in China

VisaZ: Work in China

Foreigner Work Permit Notice or Foreigner Work Permit

Visa X1 (long-term)/Visa X2 (short-term): overseas students

The original of the Visa Application Form for Foreign Students in China (Form JW201/202), the original of the admission notice or the return certificate

Visa S1 (accompanying residence)/Visa S2 (visiting relatives): Visa Z, Visa X1 or spouse of the holder of work and study residence permit, minor children under 18 years old, parents, parents of spouse

Notice on Foreigners' Work Permit or Application Form for Foreign Students' Visa to China (Form JW201/202) (those who have been in China must provide the valid passport, invitation letter and valid residence permit of the inviter); Proof of kinship

Visa Q1 (reunion)/Visa Q2 (family visit): Chinese citizens and foreign family members of foreigners with permanent residence qualification in China.

Family members: spouse, parents, spouse's parents, children, children's spouse, brothers and sisters, grandparents, grandparents, grandchildren, grandchildren

The copy of the inviter's Chinese ID card or Chinese permanent residence certificate, invitation letter, and proof of kinship (such as birth certificate, marriage certificate, household register, letter of kinship certificate from the police station, notarial certificate of kinship, etc.).

Visa C: flight crew, etc

Letter of guarantee from foreign transportation company or invitation from relevant units in China