Australian Embassy, China
澳大利亚驻华大使馆
Embassy address: 21 Dongzhimenwai Dajie, Sanlitun, Beijing - Telephone: 5140 4111 - Fax: 5140 4204

Visa Application Charges

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On this page: Introduction and Payment options

Introduction

The following changes to the CNY (Chinese Yuan, or Renminbi, RMB) value of visa application charges come into effect on 1 July 2008:

• Tourist visas (subclass 676) CNY 690
• Short Stay Business visas (subclass 456) CNY 690
• Temporary Residence (non-business) visas CNY 1,730
 • Business (Long Stay) Visa - Subclass 457 - visa application CNY 1,730
• Business (Long Stay) Visa - Subclass 457- sponsorship CNY 1,970
• Business (Long Stay) Visa - Subclass 457- nomination CNY 410
• Student Visa - Subclass 570-576 CNY 3,110
• Partner/Family Migration visas – CNY 9,810
• Resident Return visas – CNY 1660
• Citizenship by Descent CNY 760

                 
        
               
     
  

                 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Passports will be returned by registered mail normally, postal fee is included in the application charge. If you request us to return the passport by EMS, please pay CNY 20 extra per person. (Up to 5 Passports)For applications lodged in Guangzhou EMS is charged at a rate of CNY 23 per application. (Up to 4 passports)

For up to date information regarding visa application charges in Australian dollars, please visit the official immigration website www.immi.gov.au/allforms/990i.htm

Once you have determined the Australian dollar amount from the Form 990i,you need to use the currency converter, also at the above address, to determine the equivalent amount in RMB.

Payment Options

Option 1: At any China Post office by Chinese postal money order. Applications submitted by mail must be paid for by postal order. When paying by postal order please note the following points:

• All information must be written in Chinese
• The money order must be for the exact amount
• The recipient must be the DIAC office at which you are lodging your visa application
• The postal order must include the recipient's address. Please see contact details for our DIAC offices in China
• The postal order should include the detailed address of the applicant
• You must write the full name of the applicant. If a representative of the applicant is paying the fee, the name of the applicant must also appear on the postal order.
• The notes section at the bottom of the postal order can be used to provide any additional information such as the subclass of visa you are applying for or the type of information booklet you wish to purchase.
• Please note that postal orders may take up to a week to arrive at our office and processing of an application cannot begin until the payment is received.

Option 2: In person at the client service counters of one of the three Visa offices in the PRC. Please note that our China offices can only accept payment in Chinese Yuan (CNY/RMB). We do not accept Australian, American or Hong Kong dollars, payment by credit card or personal cheques. Please check the client service hours of our offices.

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Payment Method

Notes

Beijing cash
postal order
bank draft (applications from Mongolia only)

Bank Drafts in USD are only accepted for payment of applications from Mongolia. **

Please fill in applicant's name in the additional note box on postal order.

Shanghai cash
postal order

Please ensure payee's name is recorded as "澳大利亚驻上海总领事馆签证处", and payee's address is recorded as "上海商城西峰401室, 上海南京西路1376号, 邮编: 200040".

Guangzhou cash
postal order
Applications submitted by mail must be paid for by postal order.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Option 3: At any DIAC Office in Australia. The payer should inform the Visa office of the applicant's full name and the office in which the application will be lodged. The pink copy of the payment receipt should be attached to the application.

** Please note: The US Dollar bank draft from Mongolia should be issued in the name of “Australian Embassy Beijing”. Please note that the bank draft generally takes 60 working days to clear. The processing of an application cannot begin until the payment has been received.

Please do not to send cash by mail.

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