visa for baby daughter...

Question

My wife (native born Chinese, naturalized US Citizen) and I have US passports with Chinese residence permits for foreigners.  While in China, my wife had a baby daughter who will be getting a US passport from the US consulate in Shanghai.  Since my wife has family working in Singapore, she wants to visit next summer.  Will my baby daughter be able to get a visa for China from the Embassy in Singapore, or will we need to travel back to the US or Hong Kong to get her visa?

Cary · Answer

Hi, according to Exit-Entry Bureau of Shanghai PSB, you or your wife should bring the child’s birth certificate, passport as well as parents’s ID, your valid visa and certificates to the local Exit-Entry Administration for  registration, and apply there for relevant visa.

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Visa for baby daughter...