To submit this form, please email it to info@vippassports.com, or you can fax it to 713-659-8472. For those who prefer in-person submissions, visit our office located at 2012 Louisiana Street, Houston, Texas 77002. Ensure all required documents are attached before submission for a hassle-free process. It's advisable to follow up within a week if you don't receive confirmation of the application.

Important dates for visa appointments may vary, but it is advisable to plan accordingly during peak travel seasons. Consider booking appointments well in advance to secure your slot. Regular updates on processing times will be provided for your convenience.

The purpose of this form is to facilitate the application process for a visa to China. It collects essential traveler information required by the respective authorities. Proper completion ensures a smoother application and processing experience.

• 1. Traveler Name: Your full legal name as it appears on your passport.
• 2. Traveler Date of Birth: Your date of birth in MM/DD/YYYY format.
• 3. Date of U.S. Departure: The planned date you intend to depart from the U.S.
• 4. Date Passport is Needed: The date by which you need your passport returned.
• 5. VIP File Locator Number: A unique identifier for your application.
• 6. Billing Information: Your billing details if different from shipping.
• 7. Return Shipping Information: Your address for returning the passport.
• 8. Method of Payment: Details on how you will pay for the processing fees.

If you fail to submit this form, you may experience delays in your visa application process, which could affect your travel plans. It is crucial to ensure timely submission to avoid complications.

• Delay in Processing: Not submitting on time may prolong the visa processing time.
• Appointment Availability: Failure to secure appointments could result in missed travel dates.
• Increased Fees: Late submissions can lead to higher processing fees as time windows close.
• Travel Restrictions: Inadequate documentation may prevent entry into China.
• Stress and Confusion: Errors in submission can cause travel-related stress and confusion.

• 1. Tourism: Required for those planning to visit China for leisure.
• 2. Business Travel: Necessary for professionals attending meetings or conferences.
• 3. Education: For students looking to enroll in educational institutions.
• 4. Cultural Exchange: Required for visitors involved in cultural events.
• 5. Family Visits: Necessary for individuals visiting family residing in China.