The Chinese Visa Application Centre (CVASC) in Tashkent issued a notice on 6 March confirming that the office will be closed on Monday 9 March in observance of International Women’s Day. Applicants with imminent travel plans are advised to lodge materials by Friday 8 March or use the centre’s postal return option.
Uzbek companies sending delegates to the China–Central Asia Manufacturing Forum in Xi’an next month risk missing planned departure dates if paperwork is not filed before the long weekend. Mobility managers should factor in the one-business-day closure when calculating standard four-working-day processing times. Express and rush services will resume on 11 March.
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Travel coordinators who prefer an all-in-one digital solution can turn to VisaHQ, whose portal offers real-time requirement updates, document checks, and end-to-end submission support for Chinese visas worldwide (https://www.visahq.com/china/).
The notice is a reminder that local public-holiday calendars continue to influence Chinese visa logistics overseas despite digitalisation. Firms relying on regional shared-service teams should maintain holiday trackers for all CVASC locations to avoid last-minute itinerary changes.
Uzbek companies sending delegates to the China–Central Asia Manufacturing Forum in Xi’an next month risk missing planned departure dates if paperwork is not filed before the long weekend. Mobility managers should factor in the one-business-day closure when calculating standard four-working-day processing times. Express and rush services will resume on 11 March.
Travel coordinators who prefer an all-in-one digital solution can turn to VisaHQ, whose portal offers real-time requirement updates, document checks, and end-to-end submission support for Chinese visas worldwide (https://www.visahq.com/china/).
The notice is a reminder that local public-holiday calendars continue to influence Chinese visa logistics overseas despite digitalisation. Firms relying on regional shared-service teams should maintain holiday trackers for all CVASC locations to avoid last-minute itinerary changes.
