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| Study@SJTU - Academic Calendar - Academic Programs - Undergraduate - Master - PhD - Exchange - Short-term - Campus Life - Accommodation - Accommodation Regulatory Rules - Introduction of Dormitory Buildings - Types and Fees - Reservation - Life Service Directory - Scholarship accommodation subsidies - Common Questions - Tuition and Payment - Tuition - Payment - Health and Insurance - Medical Information - Insurance Guide - Insurance Procedure - Transportation and Meal - Map of Shanghai - Map of SJTU - Restaurants in Campuses - Other Services - Safety Information - Traffic Safety on Campus - Others - Internship - Student Associations - Certification and Transcript - Study Status Changing - Visa - Policy and Regulations - Types of Visa - Application Procedure - Student Activities | Current Location >> Study@SJTU >> Visa >> Types of Visa Types of Visa X1 Visa X1 Visa is for people studying in China for more than 6 months. Once issued, it allows applicants 30 days to register at the international student office of their university and apply for a residence permit. Before applying for a residence permit, however, students are required to get a health report from the Beijing Entry-Exit Inspection and Quarantine Bureau. X2 Visa X2 visa is for people engaging in short-term (less than 6 months) academic activities in China. It specifies how many days in total applicants are allowed to stay in China on the visa page. For instance, if you enter China with an X2 visa valid for 90 days on August 25, you may stay until November 23. L Visa L visa is a tourist visa. It is for people or groups traveling to China. S1 and S2 Visa S1 visa is a long-term visa pass for dependents such as family members, parents/parents-in-law of work/study visa holders. Z Visa A Z visa is required if you’re coming to China to perform services in a pre-arranged professional job. Residence Permit Residence permit is issued to people studying in China for more than 6 months. Once granted, it allows students unlimited entry into China for the time that the visa is valid. | Related Topics |