Planning and Guidance for Visitors
The Cornell China Center and Global Cornell provide guidance and practical resources to support faculty, staff, and visitors traveling to or working in China.
Engagement with China: Guidelines and FAQ
Developed by the Office of Research Integrity, Office of Sponsored Programs, Office of the Vice Provost for International Affairs, and Office of General Counsel (in consultation with external legal counsel), this resource helps faculty, staff, and students navigate issues related to academic and research engagement with China, including Hong Kong and Macau SARs.
Engagement with China: Guidelines and FAQ (Cornell NetID required)
China Visa and Entry Considerations for Cornell Business Travelers
Obtaining a visa to travel to China requires advance preparation. Cornell business travelers should ensure their travel purpose, planned activities, and supporting materials align with Chinese regulations. This resource provides guidance to help streamline planning and entry.
China Visa and Entry Considerations for Cornell Business Travelers (Cornell NetID required)
Travel to China
Global Cornell provides travel guidance, health and safety information, and planning resources for Cornell faculty, staff, and visitors traveling to China.
- Travel to China: This page for faculty and staff traveling to and from China provides country-specific guidance
- International Health, Safety, and Security: Current Cornell travel policies and guidance
- U.S. Department of State Travel Advisory: Latest travel advisory information for China
Visiting the Cornell China Center
CCC provides limited on-the-ground support for Cornell faculty, staff, and visitors traveling to China on university business. The Beijing center offers workspace, meeting rooms, and local guidance to help facilitate research, teaching, and academic collaboration. Learn more about reserving space.
Bilingual Business Card Translation
CCC offers English–Chinese business card translation at no charge for Cornell faculty and staff. A printer-ready file is provided for submission to Cornell Print Services for double-sided printing at your own expense. Email your English business card text to chinacenterbeijing@cornell.edu (ideally also along with a photo or scan of your English business card). Please allow 7 to 10 business days for processing.
My engagement with the Cornell China Center has reinforced my view of the center as a powerful institutional platform for sustained, multidisciplinary collaboration.
— Zhen Zhao, Professor, Clinical Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, Weill Cornell Medicine
The Cornell China Center serves as a vital bridge among universities, industry leaders, and the broader community, fostering a supportive ecosystem for students, alumni, and academic collaborations.
— Peng Liu, Faculty Director, Cornell-Peking Program