China Visa in Florida by Mail: Miami, Orlando, Tampa & Jacksonville

Florida is in the Washington, DC consular district, so Florida applications go to the Chinese Embassy Visa Section in Washington, DC. No need to fly up the coast — mail your passport to us and our DC-district specialist submits in person, picks up, and mails it back. The Visa Section is at 2201 Wisconsin Avenue NW, Suite 110, Washington, DC 20007 (Mon–Fri 9:30 am–2:30 pm).

November 13, 2026 · Angel Visa Services

Florida and the Washington, DC district

Florida was formerly served by the Houston consulate and is now handled through the Chinese Embassy in Washington, DC, along with the rest of the DC district. Miami, Orlando, Tampa, Jacksonville and Tallahassee all use the same mail-in process and the same prices.

How it works from Florida

Contact us for a checklist, we file your COVA application and pre-check everything, then you mail your passport with the printed barcode page once the application passes preliminary review. We submit at the Embassy Visa Section and mail your passport back.

Fees

Full service $360 (service $200 + government $140 + courier $20). Full service expedited $485 ($300 + $165 + $20). Submission + pickup only $280 ($120 + $140 + $20), expedited $355 ($170 + $165 + $20). Discounts apply to the service fee only. You pay only after approval.

Questions

Do I need to fly to Washington, DC?

No. Mail your passport to us — our specialist submits in person at the Embassy Visa Section and mails it back. That is the whole point of the service.

What if I visited Turkey in the past year?

Tell us in advance. The Embassy may ask for a travel-history supplement (USADV-2). We prepare it for you — just give us the entry and exit dates.

Ready to apply?

Tell us your trip dates — we'll confirm the visa type, fee and fastest timeline

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