Answered by Virginia
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Jun. 01, 2015 02:42
Paul, after you enter, you shuld go and get the residence permit at the local exit and entry administration bureau within 30 days. The required documents are different in different cities.
However, the common documents to be submitted are your passport, application form, recent photo, your wife's ID card, a temporary residence registration form, etc.
It's right that you wife's financial backgroun will affect the stay duration you are gonna get. The consular officer may take this into consideration when determining how long to be issued for you.
If you wife does not have a work now, the consular officer may not give you the Q1 type. Perhaps she or he will give you the Q2 type instead.