Chinese consulates in New Jersey

Chinese consulates in New Jersey

New Jersey is the best-served state in the country after Maryland. Union City is four miles from the New York counter.

New Jersey is covered from outside its own borders, under the jurisdiction the two governments agreed in June 2024.

Which Chinese consulate covers New Jersey?

Chinese Consulate General in New York is the office for New Jersey. That is the agreed division, not an inference.

Cities in New Jersey and their consulate

City Miles Driving Office
Union City 4 12 min Chinese Consulate General in New York
Jersey City 6 17 min Chinese Consulate General in New York
Hackensack 13 25 min Chinese Consulate General in New York
Newark 13 26 min Chinese Consulate General in New York
Passaic 13 22 min Chinese Consulate General in New York
Clifton 14 26 min Chinese Consulate General in New York
Bergenfield 15 26 min Chinese Consulate General in New York
East Orange 15 29 min Chinese Consulate General in New York
Irvington 16 31 min Chinese Consulate General in New York
Elizabeth 17 31 min Chinese Consulate General in New York
Paterson 19 31 min Chinese Consulate General in New York
New Brunswick 37 56 min Chinese Consulate General in New York
Dover 39 56 min Chinese Consulate General in New York
Trenton 62 1 h 31 min Chinese Consulate General in New York
Camden 93 2 h 2 min Chinese Consulate General in New York
Atlantic City 127 2 h 43 min Chinese Consulate General in New York

The spread in New Jersey is wide: Union City at 4 miles against Atlantic City at 127 miles, averaging 31 miles over 16 places.

What you can settle without going to the consulate

  • check whether your trip qualifies for the 240-hour visa-free transit before you pay for any visa at all
  • fill in China’s online arrival card in the days before you fly
  • work out which office covers you, which decides where your file can even be accepted

The paperwork is done from home. The journey is for the document, not for the file.

Details verified on 10 September 2026.

This is an independent guide. It is not the Chinese Embassy, a consulate general or any government body, and it charges nothing for anything.

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