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10th January 2011
American Consulate Shenyang: Holiday Closing Schedule 2011
Posted by : admin
As this blogger has personally found himself at United States Embassies and Consulates overseas that were, previously unbeknown to him, closed due to observance of either an American or foreign holiday. In order to try to forestall this from happening to other travelers in the future, this blog routinely posts holiday closing schedules of various US Missions in Asia. The following is the holiday closing schedule of the United States Consulate in Shenyang, China:
The Consulate is open from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. We are CLOSED on the following American and Chinese holidays:
Date |
Weekday |
Holiday |
Nation |
January 3 | Monday | New Year’s Day | US & China |
January 17 | Monday | Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Birthday | US |
February 2 - 6 | Wednesday – Sunday | Chinese (Lunar) New Year | China |
February 21 | Monday | President’s Day | US |
April 5 | Tuesday | Tomb Sweeping Day | China |
May 1 – 2 | Sunday – Monday | International Labor Day | China |
May 30 | Monday | Memorial Day | US |
June 6 | Monday | Dragon Boat Festival | China |
July 4 | Monday | Independence Day | US |
September 5 | Monday | Labor Day | US |
September 12 | Monday | Mid-Autumn Festival | China |
October 1 – 5 |
Saturday – Wednesday |
Chinese National Day |
China |
October 10 | Monday | Columbus Day | US |
November 11 | Friday | Veterans’ Day | US |
November 24 | Thursday | Thanksgiving Day | US |
December 26 | Monday | Christmas Day | US |
To visit the official homepage of the United States Consulate in Shenyang’s website please click HERE.
Some individuals traveling to a US Post abroad are doing so because they are seeking services which can only be obtained from an American Citizen Services section of a US Mission abroad. Services such as this include, but are not limited to, issuance of a US Passport for those who have lost their original passport abroad, issuance of a Consular Report of Birth Abroad for an American child born overseas, or issuance of new visa pages for a previously issued passport.
Those foreign nationals seeking non-immigrant visa benefits are likely to process their application through a Non-Immigrant Visa (NIV) Unit of a US Mission abroad. Therefore those seeking a US Tourist Visa in China are likely to process their application through an NIV Unit of their nearest US Mission.
Those seeking US family visa benefits are likely to process their application through an Immigrant Visa Unit of a US Mission abroad. In general, the K-1 visa, although technically a non-immigrant US fiance visa, is treated as if it were an immigrant visa for processing purposes.
Those Chinese Citizens seeking employment based visas such as the L-1 visa or investment based visas such as the EB-5 Visa may be required to process an immigration petition through the United States Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) prior to processing their visa application through one of the various US Posts in the Peoples’ Republic of China.
For related information please see: EB-5 Visa China.
29th June 2010
The administration of this blog attempts to provide relevant information to those travelers and immigrants seeking visas and other services at US Diplomatic and Consular Posts overseas. Over the past few days, we have been posting information regarding the holiday closing schedules of Posts in China. Below are the holiday closing schedules for US Consulates in China. The following is a direct quote from the website of the US Consulate in Shanghai:
The Embassy is open from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. We are closed on the following American and Chinese holidays:
2010 Official American and Chinese holidays
January 1 Friday New Year’s Day*** January 18 Monday Martin Luther Jr.’s Birthday*
February 13-17 Sat-Wed Chinese (Lunar) New Year**
February 15 Monday President’s Day*
April 5 Monday Tomb Sweeping Day**
May 1-3 Sat-Mon International Labor Day**
May 31 Monday Memorial Day**
June 16 Wednesday Dragon Boat Festival**
July 5 Monday Independence Day*
September 6 Monday Labor Day*
September 22 Wednesday Mid-Autumn Festival**
October 1-5 Fri-Tuesday Chinese National Day**
October 11 Monday Columbus Day*
November 11 Thursday Veteran’s Day*
November 25 Thursday Thanksgiving Day*
December 24 Friday Christmas Day*
December 31 Friday New Year’s Day (2011)*
* American Holidays
** Chinese Holidays
*** Chinese and American Holidays
The following is a direct quote from the website of the US Consulate in Shenyang:
The Consulate is open from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. We are closed on the following American and Chinese holidays:
Date Weekday Holiday Nation January 1 Friday New Year’s Day US & China January 18 Monday Martin Luther King, Jr’s Birthday US February 13-17 Sat-Wed Lunar New Year China February 15 Monday Presidents’ Day US April 5 Monday Tomb Sweeping Day China May 1-3 Sat-Mon International Labor Day China May 31 Monday Memorial Day US June 16 Wednesday Dragon Boat Festival China July 5 Monday Independence Day US September 6 Monday Labor Day US September 22 Wednesday Mid-Autumn Festival China October 1-5 Fri-Tue Chinese National Day China October 11 Monday Columbus Day US November 11 Thursday Veterans’ Day US November 25 Thursday Thanksgiving Day US December 24 Friday Christmas Day
Information imparted below is quoted from the website of the US Consulate in Wuhan:
Holidays for 2010
*** January 1 Friday New Year’s Day
* January 18 Monday Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Birthday
** February 13-17 Sat-Wed Chinese (Lunar) New Year
* February 15 Monday President’s Day
** April 5 Monday Tomb Sweeping Day
** May 1-3 Sat-Mon International Labor Day
* May 31 Monday Memorial Day
** June 16 Wednesday Dragon Boat Festival
* July 5 Monday Independence Day
* September 6 Monday Labor Day
** September 22 Wednesday Mid-Autumn Festival
** October 1-5 Fri-Tuesday Chinese National Day
* October 11 Monday Columbus Day
* November 11 Thursday Veterans’ Day
* November 25 Thursday Thanksgiving Day
* December 24 Friday Christmas Day* American Holidays
** Chinese Holidays
*** Chinese and American Holidays
Finally, below is the holiday closing schedule of the US Consulate in Chengdu as quoted from the US Consulate’ official website:
The Consulate is open from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Monday through Friday. We are CLOSED on the following American and Chinese holidays:
DATE
EVENT
January 1 Friday
New Year’s Day***
January 18 Monday
Martin Luther King, Jr.’ Birthday*
February 13-17 Sat-Wed
Chinese Lunar New Year**
February 15 Monday
President’s Day*
April 5 Monday
Tomb Sweeping Day**
May 1-3 Sat-Mon
International Labor Day**
May 31 Monday
Memorial Day*
June 16 Wednesday
Dragon Boat Festival**
July 5 Monday
Independence Day*
September 6 Monday
Labor Day*
September 22 Wednesday
Mid-Autumn Festival**
October 1-5 Fri-Tuesday
Chinese National Day**
October 11 Monday
Columbus Day*
November 11 Thursday
Veterans’ Day*
November 25 Thursday
Thanksgiving Day*
December 24 Friday
Christmas Day*
December 31 Friday New Year’s Day (2011)* * American Holiday
** Chinese Holiday—Chinese Government offices will be closed
*** Chinese and American Holidays
Those seeking visas overseas such as an Immigrant visa or a K1 visa are wise to contact the relevant Post in order to ascertain the protocols for visa interview. Those seeking assistance from an American Citizen Services (ACS) section of a US Post overseas are prudent to contact the Post prior to arrival as many Posts allow appointments for matters before the ACS unit.
For information regarding attorney assistance with Consular Processing in Bangkok, Thailand please see: US Embassy Thailand.
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