Is there an embassy in Guangzhou? What embassies are there? Do I go by myself or have my visa signed by someone or can I express it? Is there an embassy in Shenzhen?

An embassy is a permanent diplomatic representative office of a country in the capital of a country with diplomatic relations. A consulate is a representative office of a country's government, stationed in another country's city and performing consular duties in a certain area.

There is no embassy in Guangzhou, but the consulates are as follows:

consulate general of australia in guangzhou

Consulate General of the Kingdom of Cambodia in Guangzhou

consulate general of canada in guangzhou

royal danish consulate general in guangzhou

Consulate General of Finland and China in Guangzhou

Consulate General of France and People's Republic of China (PRC) in Guangzhou

Consulate General of the Federal Republic of Germany in Guangzhou

Consulate General of Indonesia and China in Guangzhou

Consulate General of Italy and China in Guangzhou

Consulate General of Japan in Guangzhou

consulate general of malaysia in guangzhou

consulate general of the kingdom of the netherlands in guangzhou

consulate general of the republic of the philippines in guangzhou

consulate general of the republic of poland in guangzhou

Consulate General of the Republic of Korea in Guangzhou

Consulate General of the Kingdom of Sweden in Guangzhou

Consulate General of the Kingdom of Thailand in Guangzhou

Consulate General of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland in Guangzhou

american consulate general in guangzhou

Consulate General of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam in Guangzhou

Consulate General of the Swiss Confederation in Guangzhou

Consulate of the United Mexican States in Guangzhou

Consulate General of Singapore and China in Guangzhou

consulate general of the kingdom of belgium in guangzhou

There are three ways for China citizens to apply for foreign visas:

(1) I apply directly to foreign embassies and consulates in China;

(2) Entrust the visa office of China Travel Agency (generally limited to tourist visas);

(3) Foreign relatives and friends directly apply for a visa to the country's immigration bureau.

The adoption of the above three methods depends on the situation. If I am familiar with the situation and the embassy accepts individual applications, I can apply for a visa directly to embassies and consulates in China. Some countries don't have embassies in China, so foreign relatives and friends should apply for entry permits there. After approval, relatives will send it to the applicant, and the applicant can start his journey abroad with his passport and returned visa.

Foreign consulates in China are responsible for applying for visas to their countries for people in their territories. Therefore, visa applicants should know in advance about going to China's embassies, consulates and jurisdictions.