What visa does f2 stand for?

F-2 means: the spouse and children of the visa winner.

F2 visa code.

In order to facilitate identification and management, some countries use different letter codes to indicate visas issued according to different reasons of visa applicants. This letter code is the visa code.

Visa classification:

1. According to visa types, it can be divided into: diplomatic visa, official visa and ordinary visa;

2. According to the reasons for entry and exit, it can be divided into: immigrant visa, tourist visa, work visa, business visa, family visa, etc.

3. According to the entry and exit situation, it is divided into: exit visa, entry visa and transit visa;

4. According to the number of stays, it can be divided into: single visa, double visa and multiple visa;

5. According to the length of stay, it can be divided into long-term visa and short-term visa.

Extended data

China visa code issued to:

C: A visa indicating that the holder is a crew member, etc. ;

D: A visa to settle in China;

F: visa indicating business or visit to China;

G: indicates a transit visa;

L: visas for coming to China or visiting relatives;

X: visa for studying in China for more than half a year;

Z: Visa for working or employment in China;

W: It refers to visas issued to members of diplomatic or consular missions in China.

1 and a visa (diplomatic officer visa) issued to:

A- 1: ambassadors, ministers, career diplomats, consular officials and their families of foreign governments accredited to the United States;

A-2: other officials, employees and their families of foreign governments;

A-3:A- 1 and A-2 visa holders' entourage, servants, private employees and their families.

2. Class B visa (business tourist visa) is issued to:

B- 1: short-term stay personnel for the purpose of dealing with business, inspection, visit and other related affairs;

B-2: Visiting relatives and friends and traveling for a short time.

3. Class C visas (transit visas) are issued to:

C- 1: foreigners in transit;

C-2: Foreigners in transit at United Nations Headquarters in new york;

C-3: Foreign government officials, attendants, servants, private employees and their families in transit.

4. Class D visas are issued to crew members of international flights and seafarers on ships.

5. Class E visas (international treaty or agreement investor visas) are issued to:

E- 1: spouses and children of those who do business in the United States according to international treaties or agreements;

E-2: Investors and their spouses and children are in the United States according to international treaties or agreements.

6. The F visa (study visa) is issued to:

F- 1: overseas students (that is, self-funded students);

F-2:F- 1 Spouses and children of visa recipients.

7.g visa (visa for employees of international organizations) is issued to:

G- 1: the chief permanent representative of a foreign government accredited to an international organization, the staff under his representative and the family members of the above-mentioned persons recognized by the government;

G-2: other foreign government representatives accredited to international organizations recognized by the government and their families;

G-3: representatives of foreign governments and international organizations and their families who are not recognized by the government, or representatives of foreign governments and their families who are not members of international organizations;

G-4: officials, employees and their families of international organizations;

G-5: the entourage, servants, private employees and their families of the above-mentioned G 1-G4 visa holders.

8. Class H visas (temporary employee visas and trainee visas) are issued to:

H- 1: foreigners who work temporarily with special professional skills;

H-2: foreigners who work temporarily because of the lack of a certain type of work or occupation in China;

H-3: foreigners receiving various trainings;

H-4: spouses and children of the above-mentioned H- 1 ~ H-3 visa holders.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Visa Code