Tourist Visa for Kung Fu School

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Basic Documents for Chinese Visa

Passport Requirements:

  • Original passport with:
    • Minimum 6 months validity
    • At least 3 blank visa pages
  • Photocopy of passport data page (photo + personal info)

For Dual Nationals:

  • All current valid passports
  • Previous passports (if requested)

Visa Application Form & Photo:

  1. Complete online form at Chinese Visa Application Service Center
    • Print and sign
  2. Two color passport photos (48mm x 33mm):
    • White background
    • Taken within last 6 months
    • Clear facial features

Additional Requirements:

  • First-time applicants: Provide residence certificate or employment letter
  • Non-citizens applying abroad: Proof of legal stay in current country
  • Previous Chinese visa holders: Copy of latest Chinese visa

For Former Chinese Citizens:

  • Previous Chinese passport + copy
  • Name change documents (if applicable)

Minors (Under 18):

  • Parent/guardian signed application form
  • Birth certificate (English/Chinese/Vietnamese)
  • Parents’ passports + visas
  • Authorization letter if parents aren’t present

Supporting Documents

For Kung Fu School Applicants:

  • Round-trip flight booking
  • Hotel reservation OR
  • Invitation Letter from School
Go to Invitation Form

Important Notes

  • Submit all documents individually (no sharing)
  • Copies must be clear (originals may be requested)
  • Dual nationals must provide all passports
  • Additional documents may be required:
    • Bank statements
    • Tax reports
    • Proof of relationship

Visa Approval:

  • Decided by consular officer
  • Validity/duration based on individual case

Processing:

  • All documents kept by Chinese Embassy
  • Only passport returned upon collection

Pro Tips:
✔ Start application 1-2 months before travel
✔ Double-check photo requirements
✔ Contact your Kung Fu school for invitation letter help

Need assistance? Your training school can often guide you through visa paperwork.

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13 Comments

  1. It’s great to see your interest in the practice. Master Shi Yanchen always says that patience is the first skill to learn. Looking forward to training with you.

  2. Thanks for sharing. saved to bookmarks (which i never open again usually lol)

    1. It’s great to see your interest in the practice. We focus a lot on correct structure so you can progress safely. Keep going, you’re doing great.

    1. You are asking the right questions. Our community is very supportive of beginners. Hope to see you on the mats soon!

  4. Question – how does this apply to real sparring? theory is nice but…

    1. Thank you for sharing your thoughts! Our community is very supportive of beginners. You’re welcome to join our next seminar to explore this deeper.

  5. Hello! That’s actually a great point. We’d love to help you work on this specifically in class. Keep going, you’re doing great.

  6. It’s great to see your interest in the practice. You don’t need to be perfect, you just need to be present. Feel free to drop by for a trial class anytime.

    1. Hello! That’s actually a great point. Training is a journey, and everyone moves at their own pace. Looking forward to training with you.

    1. Thank you for sharing your thoughts! We’d love to help you work on this specifically in class. Keep going, you’re doing great.

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