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Consulate General · New York, NY

Chinese passport at the New York consulate

Consulate General of China in New York

520 12th Avenue, New York, NY 10036

Public hours: Monday–Friday 9 AM–3 PM

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Step by step

  1. Check that you live in this office’s district (10 states and territories). Check your state.
  2. Book your appointment through China Online Visa Application System (new COVA) on the official booking page.
  3. Prepare the documents listed by the government below.
  4. Pay the official fee: Chinese passport, standard per-document fee, $18.
  5. Go to 520 12th Avenue, New York, NY 10036 (Monday–Friday 9 AM–3 PM) on the day of your appointment.

Chinese passport fees at the New York consulate

ServiceFee
Chinese passport, standard per-document fee$18

Source: us.china-embassy.gov.cn · newyork.china-consulate.gov.cn. A missing amount means the fee was not published, not that the service is free.

Documents and requirements

  • System: China Consular mobile app (中国领事)
  • How it works
    • Apply through app and select New York mission
    • Follow messages for supplemental documents and any required video interview
    • Children under 16 interview together with guardian when requested
    • Pay online (WeChat) or offline money order/cashier check as instructed
    • Mail original old passport/travel document and return envelope after app instructions

Source: newyork.china-consulate.gov.cn, June 7, 2021.

More about the New York consulate

Chinese Consulate in New York appointmentChina Online Visa Application System (new COVA) and what to bringChinese Consulate in New York hoursMonday–Friday 9 AM–3 PMOverview of the officeAddress, services, fees and jurisdiction

Does this office serve you?

China assigns each US state to one office. Pick the state where you live:

This office lists 10 states and territories in its published jurisdiction.

Nearest Chinese offices

Chinese Embassy in Washington, DCEmbassy consular section · Washington, DC207 miChinese Consulate in ChicagoConsulate General · Chicago, IL711 miChinese Consulate in Los AngelesConsulate General · Los Angeles, CA2,448 miChinese Consulate in San FranciscoConsulate General · San Francisco, CA2,566 mi

All 5 Chinese offices in the US

Other consulates in New York

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Questions

Can I renew my Chinese passport at the New York consulate?

Only if you live in its consular district: Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Vermont and Rhode Island. If you live elsewhere, apply at the Chinese office for your state.

How much does a Chinese passport cost in New York?

Chinese passport, standard per-document fee: $18.

Do I need an appointment for a passport at the New York consulate?

Bookings are made through China Online Visa Application System (new COVA). Follow the booking instructions on the official page for passport services.

Sources (official websites, checked on October 30, 2026):

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