Chinese Consulate General in Frankfurt

The Consulate General of China in Frankfurt am Main serves several of Germany's most economically significant states from its location in Germany's financial capital. Consul General Yiyang Huang heads the mission. Frankfurt's role as the seat of the European Central Bank and Germany's banking and finance hub makes the consulate a critical interface for Sino-German economic relations. The consulate provides consular services to a large Chinese community and oversees visa applications through the Chinese Visa Application Service Center (CVASC) in Frankfurt.

All standard visa applications (tourism, business, private visits) must be submitted through the CVASC in Frankfurt. The consulate handles diplomatic, service and courtesy visas directly.

Passport and travel document issuance, notarisation, document legalisation and emergency assistance for Chinese nationals. All services by appointment only.

The commercial section is deeply engaged with the finance, automotive and chemical industries prominent in the consular district. It supports Chinese companies in the region and assists German businesses seeking to invest in or trade with China. Frankfurt's position as a European financial hub makes it a key node in China's Belt and Road financial infrastructure.

The consular district covers Hesse, Baden-Württemberg, Rhineland-Palatinate and Saarland.