China Visa
We help you choose the right type of visa for your child's treatment in China and prepare the document package. Detailed visa-support guidance will be published after coordination with the centre's Chinese partners.
Which visas are suitable for a child's treatment
China issues several visa categories that fit our course format (from two weeks to several months):
M (business): often issued to parents when treatment is combined with consultative meetings, processed via an invitation from the Chinese side.
L (tourist): simple format for short visits (diagnostics, follow-up examinations, one-off courses up to 30 days). Issued without an invitation for most CIS countries.
S2 (short-term family): visa for a family member of a foreigner legally residing in China. Suitable for an accompanying parent if the child travels on a long-term M visa.
Q2 (visit to relatives): rare option, relevant only if the family has PRC-citizen relatives.
We determine the specific type for your case after a short WhatsApp or Telegram conversation.
Useful tips
- Passport validity must be at least 6 months from the planned departure date from China
- The application is filled online via COVA — the same system used by all PRC consulates
- Biometrics (fingerprints) are submitted in person — this rule does not apply to children under 14
Visa-support details — coming soon
This section is being expanded. We are preparing detailed guidance: which documents are issued by the centre's Chinese partners, which visa centres are most convenient for processing in Russia, Uzbekistan, Belarus, and Kazakhstan, and typical timelines.
Until the full guide is published, message us on WhatsApp or Telegram — a Russian-speaking manager will explain which package you personally need and help assemble it in 1–2 business days.
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