About The Consular Section of the British Embassy Beijing
11 Guang Hua Lu, Jian Guo Men Wai
100600 Beijing
China
Contact form
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Public access to embassies, high commissions and consulates is by appointment only
https://www.contact.service.csd.fcdo.gov.uk/posts/china/british-embassy-beijing
To call us in an emergency or send us an online enquiry use our contact form: https://www.contact.service.csd.fcdo.gov.uk/posts/china/british-embassy-beijing
Directions
You can find information here about the location and directions of our Embassy and Consular and Visa Sections.
Disabled access
The Foreign & Commonwealth Office and this Embassy are keen to ensure that their buildings and services are fully accessible to disabled members of the public. Wherever possible, we have made our buildings and services accessible. Sometimes however, this is not possible due to security or other restrictions. In these situations we will endeavour to provide a service or access to a building in an alternative way to ensure equality of access for disabled people. To assist disabled visitors, we have set out below details of disabled access at this Embassy. We hope this information is helpful.
General physical access
If you foresee requiring any assistance, please contact the person you’re visiting in advance of your visit so we can ensure that we are able to provide access for you.
- Entrances: Disabled access exists to the Main building.
- steps and staircases are clear and unobstructed
- toilets: a disabled toilet is located in the Conference Room
- floor coverings: floor coverings are safe and even
- doors: if necessary, the security guards can assist in opening doors
- lighting: adequate throughout
- emergency/evacuation: procedures are in place to assist disabled persons in the event of emergency/evacuation
- phones: accessible to wheelchair users
Office holidays
British Embassy Beijing: Public Holidays 2025
Date | Public Holidays |
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Wednesday 1 January | New Year’s Day |
Tuesday 28 January | Chinese New Year |
Wednesday 29 January | Chinese New Year |
Thursday 30 January | Chinese New Year |
Friday 18 April | Good Friday |
Monday 21 April | Easter Monday |
Thursday 1 May | Labour Day |
Monday 5 May | Early May bank holiday |
Wednesday 1 October | Golden Week |
Thursday 2 October | Golden Week |
Friday 3 October | Golden Week |
Monday 6 October | Mid-Autumn Festival |
Thursday 25 December | Christmas Day |
Friday 26 December | Boxing Day |