Required for stays up to 30 days, apply at Chinese embassy or consulate abroad. Proof of onward travel and sufficient funds needed.

For passengers transiting through Fuzhou Airport with a connection of more than 24 hours. Obtain this visa at the airport upon arrival.

For foreigners intending to work in Fuzhou. Requires a work permit and work visa from Chinese authorities.

For foreign students enrolled in educational institutions in Fuzhou. Requires admission letter and JW202 form.

For foreigners invited to Fuzhou for business activities. Requires an invitation letter from a Chinese company.

For foreign journalists reporting in Fuzhou. Requires accreditation from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

For family members visiting residents in Fuzhou. Requires proof of relationship and resident's hukou.

For organized group tours visiting Fuzhou. Organizers must arrange for a tour guide and apply at the National Tourism Administration.

For diplomats, officials, and their families on official business in Fuzhou. Issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Required for certain types of visits not covered by other visa categories. Issued by a Chinese resident with a hukou in Fuzhou.

Electronic visa available for certain nationalities for stays up to 30 days. Apply and pay online through the Chinese government website.

Allows multiple entries within a specified validity period. Usually issued to frequent travelers or businesspeople.

Required for certain foreigners residing in China for longer periods. Issued by the Public Security Bureau.

For foreigners residing in Fuzhou for longer periods. Issued by the Public Security Bureau.

Required for all travelers entering Fuzhou during the COVID-19 pandemic. Complete online health declaration before arrival.