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Kunshan is located in the county of Jiangsu, one of China’s most economically successful
regions. The city lies in the Yangtze River Delta between metropolitan Shanghai
and the picturesque city of Suzhou.
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【Language】Mandarin Chinese, Kunshan dialect, English |
【Population】1.2 million
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【Time Zone】GMT +8 hours
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【Measures】Metric / Imperial System
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【Voltage】220 volts |
【Mobile Phones】GSM 900/1800 |
【Visas】
Visas are required for all international travellers entering mainland China.
Travellers carrying passports from Brunei, Japan, or Singapore can enjoy visa-free
access to China for up to 15 days. Visas are readily available from Chinese embassies
and consulates in most Western and many other countries. A standard 30-day, single-entry
visa from most Chinese embassies abroad can be issued in three to five working days.
You can also make visa arrangements at certain travel agencies. Visa applications
generally require at least one photo. A 30-day visa is activated on the date you
enter China, and must be used within three months of the date of issue. Standard
tourist visas, valid for 30-day visits, are generally easy to acquire, while visas
valid for more than 30 days are often more difficult to obtain. Please consult with
your travel agent, China International Travel Service, China Travel Service, or
any Chinese Embassy or Consulate for further details.
【Currency】
The Chinese currency is referred to as renminbi. The unit of money is
the yuan. Credit cards are accepted in major hotels as well as shopping malls.
【Taxes】
A 10% surcharge including government tax is applicable in most hotels and
some private restaurants.
【Tipping】
Many mid-range and top-end restaurants include their own service charge
that varies. Officially, tipping is considered inappropriate and is discouraged.
【Business Hours】
Bank Hours 8:30am to 5pm Monday through Friday; 9:00 am to 4:00 pm Saturday and Sunday; Office Hours 8am to 5pm , Monday through Friday ;Shop Hours 9am to 8.30pm Monday through Sunday
【Public Health】
Visitors entering China are required to complete a health declaration
form. Check with your local doctor or health care professional about vaccination
requirements before you plan your trip.
【Dress】
Dress is generally informal in Kunshan except on social, diplomatic or government
occasions when a suit and tie is appropriate. Winter requires heavy clothing, including
coats, hats, and gloves as temperatures can drop to well below freezing with strong
winds. Light clothing is appropriate for the spring and summer months.
【Weather】
Kunshan enjoys pleasant spring, summer and fall temperatures, though winter
can be quite cold.
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