US visa appointment wait times in China
How long the wait is for a US visa appointment in China, across all 6 US embassies and consulates — next-available B1/B2 interview slots, refreshed daily from travel.state.gov.
US embassies in China
- Beijing · EMBIVB1/B2F/M/J—EmbassyBeijingU.S. Embassy BeijingIVB1/B2F/M/JH/L/OK—
- Chengdu · CONB1/B2F/M/JH/L/O—ConsulateChengduU.S. Consulate General ChengduB1/B2F/M/JH/L/O—
- Guangzhou · CONB1/B2F/M/JH/L/O—ConsulateGuangzhouU.S. Consulate General GuangzhouB1/B2F/M/JH/L/OK—
- Shanghai · CONB1/B2F/M/JH/L/O—ConsulateShanghaiU.S. Consulate General ShanghaiB1/B2F/M/JH/L/O—
- Shenyang · CONB1/B2F/M/JH/L/O—ConsulateShenyangU.S. Consulate General ShenyangB1/B2F/M/JH/L/O—
- Wuhan · CONB1/B2F/M/JH/L/O—ConsulateWuhanU.S. Consulate General WuhanB1/B2F/M/JH/L/O—
Applying for a US visit visa from China
A US visit visa (B1/B2) from China is booked through the official appointment system for the post you apply at — the wait below is the interview queue at that post, not the processing time after the interview.
Citizens and residents of China apply for US visas at the 6 posts listed above. The wait shown is the next-available B1/B2 visitor visa interview slot, as published by the U.S. Department of State. Numbers refresh daily and reflect the queue at snapshot time — actual booking availability may vary in the official appointment system. Most posts also handle F/M/J student and H/L/O/P/Q petition-based visas; consult each post's page for the full visa class list and any interview-waiver eligibility.