Review your family relationship and proposed travel plan before documents are filed.
Applications openMarry in China visa support
Q1 Family Visit Visa
Understand the eligibility rules, prepare relationship evidence, organise invitation materials, and move through the Q1 application with a clear case plan.
Service overview
Know what the process requires before you commit
Long-term family-reunion support for spouses and close family members of Chinese citizens or qualifying residents.
Visa and residence decisions are made by the relevant government authority. Our role is to assess, organise, review, and support your case; approval cannot be guaranteed.
Who this service is for
- Spouses of Chinese citizens who intend to stay in China for more than 180 days.
- Parents, children, or other qualifying family members joining a Chinese citizen or permanent resident.
- Applicants who need help organising relationship evidence and invitation documents.
How we help
A clear service scope, not vague promises
Provide a personalised checklist based on your nationality and place of application.
Review invitation letters, relationship evidence, translations, and supporting records.
Prepare a submission-ready file and explain the residence-permit steps after arrival.
The way we work
From first assessment to assigned case agent
Your documents are reviewed before payment. After payment, our visa team assigns a qualified agent to your case.
Case assessment
Tell us who you are joining, your relationship, current location, and intended stay.
Document upload
Upload passport, invitation, relationship evidence, and other requested files securely.
Specialist review
A visa specialist checks gaps, formatting, consistency, and possible risks.
Payment and filing plan
Confirm the service package, complete payment, and receive the final filing plan.
Agent assignment
Our visa team assigns your case agent for follow-up and application support.
Document preparation
Upload the right evidence for this visa type
The exact list can change after case review. Start with the documents below; your assigned agent can request additional evidence later.
Upload documentsPassport bio page
A clear colour scan or photograph of the information page in your valid passport.
Recent passport photograph
A recent front-facing photograph with a plain background.
Current visa or entry record
Upload your current Chinese visa, residence permit, or most recent entry stamp when applicable.
Invitation letter
An invitation from the family member in China, including relationship and accommodation details.
Proof of relationship
Marriage certificate, birth certificate, household record, or other accepted relationship evidence.
Inviter identification
Chinese ID card, passport, or permanent residence documentation for the inviting family member.
Choose your service level
Confirm the package after your documents are ready
Choose the package that matches the level of support you need. Eligibility, document requirements, and any additional official fees are confirmed after case review.
Document Review
¥1,200For applicants who will file independently but want a professional case review.
- Personalised checklist
- One complete document review
- Written corrections
- Filing guidance call
Full Application Support
¥3,000End-to-end preparation support from assessment through the final filing checklist.
- Everything in Document Review
- Invitation and evidence support
- Translation coordination
- Dedicated case follow-up
Frequently asked questions
Answers specific to Q1 Family Visit
A Q1 visa is generally an entry visa. After arrival, eligible applicants normally need to complete the required local registration and apply for the appropriate residence permit within the permitted period.
The exact evidence depends on the relationship. Common examples include marriage certificates, birth certificates, household records, identification documents, certified translations, and invitation materials.
No legitimate service can guarantee a government decision. We improve preparation quality, identify gaps, and help you submit a consistent case, while the final decision remains with the relevant authority.
Yes. Upload what you currently have and identify missing items. The review stage will show which documents must be added before filing.
Still deciding?
Send a case-specific inquiry
Describe your current location, nationality, timeline, and the person, employer, school, or other organisation involved. Do not include passport numbers or highly sensitive evidence in this general form.
