Do you still have a ten-year visa for the United States?

The United States has no ten-year visa now.

On June 20, 2023, a spokesman for the China Embassy in the United States said that the 65438+multi-year multiple-entry visas issued before March 26, 2020 and still valid were still suspended, mainly because a large number of them were tourist visas. China will adjust relevant measures and methods in a timely manner according to the development of the epidemic.

On June 5438+1October 8, 2023, the China Municipal Government implemented the Interim Measures for the Exchange of Chinese and Foreign Personnel after novel coronavirus was Infected with Category B Tube, further optimized the arrangement for foreigners to come to China, and resumed the examination and approval of issuing visas for residence, visit, transit, business, reunion, visiting relatives and private affairs. However, visa applications for travel and medical treatment in China are not accepted for the time being.

If a multi-year visa holder who was issued before March 26, 2020 and is still valid needs to go to China at this stage, the China Embassy and Consulate in the United States will examine and issue a new visa for the applicant according to the specific situation and provide corresponding convenience.

U.s. visa considerations

1 and 10 multiple-entry visas (remember to register EVUS every two years to update the information), but the stay time is determined by the customs officers at the time of entry (generally 1 month to half a year).

2. It is recommended that non-immigrant visa applicants apply at least three months before their trip.

The visa office of the embassy is not allowed to bring food and any liquid, including drinks. It is also not allowed to bring any electronic equipment, including mobile phones. It is recommended to bring only your wallet and visa application materials. The embassy monitors the whole process and pays attention to personal words and deeds, which may also affect your visa results.

Don't be overly nervous during the interview, keep an optimistic attitude and answer the visa officer's questions truthfully. If the question is on your application form, the answer should be the same as the answer on the visa form (so the DS 160 application form must be filled out in person). Misleading, lying and/or displaying relevant false materials may lead to permanent visa refusal.

5. No matter where the applicant lives now, where his permanent residence is, where he works, etc. You can apply for a visa at the visa offices in China (Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Chengdu, Shenyang) of the United States (principle of proximity).