Beijing LEEO Consulting Service Co., Ltd. specializes in providing Chinese visa and other related services for foreigners in China. We have many years experience in the field.

Reliable and safe, Beijing LEEO can provide satisfactory service for you as below:
1) L visa to 3/6/12-month F visa (0/1/2/M entry)
2) F visa to 3/6/12-month F visa (0/1/2/M entry)
3) Residence Permit for work to 3/6 month F visa (0/1/2/M entry)
4) Residence Permit for study to 3/6 month F visa (0/1/2/M entry)
5) Residence Permit for work application and extension (for customers in Beijing only)
6) Conversion of overseas driver license into Chinese driver license

Please contact us for more details.
Tel.: 010-65924495/6
Mobile: 136 4117 2117
E-mail: service@cn-visa.com
MSN: bjleeo@hotmail.com
Skype: bjleeo
http://www.cn-visa.com

From April 15, 2009 on, in Beijing newly-issued 6-month F visas can only be valid till Sep. 15, 2009. The 1-year F visas (NO limitation of each stay) are NOT available again. And there are NO multiple-entry ones. Only 0, 1 or 2-entry ones are available.

The new visa restriction is mainly because of the approaching 60th anniversary of P.R.China founding and the big celebration.

Which means expats will have the same trouble like last year, getting their visa extensions . I was so glad when the damn Olympics were over.

Big lol, this will be fun again this year. I am teaching in China with an F-Visa.

These knee-jerk blanket restrictions make it very hard for foreign companies and government agencies to conduct ongoing business or enter into long-term contracts with China. We put up with a lot of nonsense between March and October last year because of the Olympic Games, perhaps understandably, but now rules change again and restrictions reappear at the drop of a hat. It is very hard to confidental plan ahead and fulfill commitments.

Reducing the stay and increasing the number of entries actually increases the security risk. Genuine business travellers are the real losers. If you are in Beijing or northern China the 30-day limit means travelling from Beijing to Hong Kong and return just to get two stamps in your passport when you already have a valid visa that allows you to be in China. It doesn't make much sense; particularly causing so much unnecessary travel OUT/IN through International cities/airports at a time of world health crisis.

China ought to be smart enough to recognize its friends, those helping China, and give exemption to genuine business travellers with letters of invitation from the China government, its agencies, or well-established large businesses. This is particularly true where an indvidual's credentials have already been established on a previous visit to China. A more suitable visa can be obtained through an agent but is not readily available outside of China or direct to the business traveller.

C'mon China government; show that you treat me as a welcome friend.

weary

Many foreigners in Beijing and cities in the north go to Mongolia, Korea or Japan for the exit/re-entry purpose.
It is cheaper and easier if it is visa free for you to enter those countries.

Hereafter it is the current visa service list:
1) F visa to 3/6/12-month F visa (0/1/2/m entries)
2) L visa to 6-month F visa (0/1/2/m entries)
3) L visa to 1/3-month L visa (0/1 entry)
4) Official invitation letter for F visa application
5) Residence Permit application outsourcing (for customers in Beijing only)
6) L/F visa to Residence Permit without leaving for HK or your home country (for customers in Beijing only)