Navigating the complexities of Chinese visa regulations requires precision and expertise. At VISWW, we streamline the entire sponsorship and management process, ensuring your application is handled with professional care so you can focus on your future in China.
Start by providing your basic details through our secure portal. We’ll assess your eligibility for Student (X), Work (Z), or Business (M) visas immediately.
Our experts review your documents to ensure they meet the strict requirements of the Chinese Embassy, preventing common errors that lead to rejection.
Once processed, we deliver your invitation letters and approved visa materials directly to you, ready for your journey to China.
China has emerged as a global hub for innovation and education. With world-class universities, affordable tuition, and a rich cultural heritage, studying in China offers a unique competitive edge in the global job market. From the bustling tech hubs of Shenzhen to the historical academic centers of Beijing, China provides an unparalleled environment for personal and professional growth.
Success in China often begins with the right certifications. Whether you are preparing for the HSK (Chinese Proficiency Test) for university admission or need to clear specific medical and background checks for a work permit, VISWW provides the resources, practice materials, and scheduling assistance you need to succeed.
Typically, the X1 or X2 visa process takes between 2 to 4 weeks once all documents are submitted. We recommend starting your application at least two months before your semester begins to account for peak season delays.
Fees vary based on your nationality and the type of visa (Single, Double, or Multiple entry). Our service fee is transparent and covers document verification, courier costs, and embassy liaison. Contact us for a personalized quote.
Applicants must have an official JW201 or JW202 form issued by the Chinese Ministry of Education and an original admission letter. Within 30 days of entering China on an X1 visa, you must apply for a Residence Permit at the local Public Security Bureau.
