Where can I get a Hainan visa?

Can be handled in the following public security bureaus in Hainan Province:

Exit-Entry Administration Bureau of Hainan Provincial Public Security Department 1, Address: Floor 2, Exit-Entry Administration Building, Provincial Public Security Department, No.28 Hongmian West Road, Haikou City (behind Zijing Road, Binhai Avenue).

2. Exit-entry management detachment of Haikou Public Security Bureau, address: 1st floor, Public Security Bureau Building, No.43 Jinlong Road, Haikou City.

3. Accreditation Center of Longhua Branch of Haikou Public Security Bureau, Address: Floor 2, No.98 Nansha Road, Longhua District, Haikou City.

4. Accreditation Center of Meilan Branch of Haikou Public Security Bureau, Address: Floor 2, No.31-5, Wen Ming East Road, Meilan District, Haikou City.

5. Accreditation Center of Xiuying Branch of Haikou Public Security Bureau, Address: Floor 1, No.38 Haisheng Road, xiuying district, Haikou.

6. Accreditation Center of Qiongshan Branch of Haikou Public Security Bureau, Address: No.3 Xinqiao Road, Gaodeng Street, qiongshan district, Haikou.

Visa processing program

To apply for a foreign visa, whether China people apply for a foreign visa or foreigners apply for visas from other countries, no matter which way they apply, whether they entrust or directly handle it themselves, they generally need to go through the following procedures:

(1) Submit a valid passport.

(2) Submit various documents related to the application, such as my birth certificate, marital status certificate, education certificate, work experience certificate, etc.

(3) Fill in and submit the visa application form. Different visas have different forms. Most of them should be filled out in foreign languages and photos should be provided at the same time.

(4) Meeting with officials of the Embassy and Consulate of China in that country. Some countries stipulate that all immigrant applicants must be interviewed before making a decision; Some countries also require interviews to apply for non-immigrant visas.

(5) The embassy or consulate shall submit the completed visa application form and necessary supporting materials to the domestic competent authorities for examination and approval. The embassies and consulates of a few countries have the right to issue visas directly, but they still have to report to China for the record.

(6) After going to the competent department of the country for necessary examination and approval, notify the embassy or consulate in the country of the examination and approval opinions. If you agree, a visa will be issued. If you refuse, you will also inform the applicant. (For visa refusal, the embassy or consulate will not refund the visa fee. )

(7) Pay visa fees. Generally speaking, when submitting a visa application, you must pay the fee first. In some countries, the fee is charged only after the visa application is successful. Generally speaking, immigrant visa fees are slightly higher and non-immigrant visa fees are slightly lower. There are also some countries and regions that are visa-free.

Hainan visa-free policy content

According to the announcement on the website of the National Immigration Bureau, with the approval of the State Council, visa-free policies for inbound tourists from 59 countries have been implemented in Hainan Province since May 1 day, 1965, further supporting Hainan's comprehensive deepening of reform and opening up. Some insiders said that the high consumption of western tourists brought by the visa-free policy in Hainan Island will be beneficial to the development of tourism and further highlight the industrial value of China tourism enterprises.

I hope the above content can help you. If in doubt, please consult a professional lawyer.

Legal basis:

Article 5 of the Law of China Municipality on the Entry and Exit of People and Foreigners.

The scope and methods of issuing diplomatic visas, courtesy visas and official visas shall be stipulated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Article 6

Ordinary visas are divided into the following categories, and the corresponding Chinese phonetic alphabet is marked on the visa:

(1) Visa C is issued to international train attendants, crew members of international aircraft, crew members of international ships and their accompanying families, and automobile drivers engaged in international road transport.

(2) D visa, issued to permanent residents.

(3) F-visa, which is issued to those who enter the country for exchange, visit, inspection and other activities.

(4) G visa, which is issued to persons passing through China.

(5) J 1 visa, issued to foreign resident journalists of foreign news agencies in China; J2 visa is issued to foreign journalists who enter the country for short-term interviews.

(six) L visa, issued to inbound tourists; If you enter the country as a group, you can issue a group L visa.

(seven) M visa, issued to the entry of personnel engaged in business activities.

(8) Q 1 visa, which is issued to the families of China citizens who apply for entry and residence due to family reunion, the families of foreigners who have permanent residency in China, and those who apply for entry and residence due to foster care; Q2 visas are issued to relatives of China citizens living in China and foreigners with permanent residency in China to apply for short-term entry to visit relatives.

(9) R visas are issued to foreign high-level talents needed by the country and urgently needed professionals.

(10) Issue visas with the words S 1 to the spouses, parents, children under the age of 18, parents of spouses and persons who need to stay in China for other personal reasons of foreigners who apply for long-term visits; S2 visa is issued to the families of foreigners who apply for short-term entry to visit relatives, stay in China for work and study, and those who need to stay in China for other personal reasons.

(11) X 1 visa, issued to those who apply for long-term study in China; X2 visa is issued to those who apply for short-term study in China.

(twelve) Z visa, issued to people who apply for work in China.