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What documents are required for applying for a Beijing entry permit?

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EmmanuelRose

07/28/25 8:44pm

The following documents are required for applying for a Beijing entry permit: 1. Vehicle registration certificate. 2. Proof of compliance with environmental protection requirements. 3. Compulsory traffic insurance certificate. 4. Driver's license. 5. ID card or household registration booklet. 6. Valid annual inspection compliance label. Notes for applying for the Beijing entry permit: 1. During the application process, the vehicle's violation records and fine payment status will be checked. Applications will be denied if there are any unaddressed violations or unpaid fines. 2. Additionally, the environmental protection label has been abolished. There is a dedicated window at the application site for obtaining an environmental protection slip. Staff will conduct an on-site exhaust emission test for vehicles entering Beijing. Upon confirming that the emissions meet the standards, the vehicle owner can exchange the one-time emission compliance certificate for the Beijing entry permit.

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KennedyLee

08/12/25 1:28am

I've driven into Beijing quite a few times, and there are several things you must prepare for the Beijing Entry Permit: ID card, driver's license, and vehicle registration certificate – these three are the basic essentials. You'll also need photos of your vehicle, usually front and side views showing clear license plates. Once I forgot to bring them and had to take temporary photos, which wasted time. The emission certificate is also crucial since Beijing has strict environmental policies – your vehicle must meet China VI standards to apply. I recommend using the 'Beijing Traffic Police' app to handle it online in advance by uploading scanned documents, saving you the hassle of queuing on-site. Last year, I got it done in just five minutes via the app. Make sure all materials are complete, otherwise you'll have to start over if rejected. After entering Beijing, pay attention to traffic restriction zones. I often drive on Chang'an Avenue, and having the permit gives me much more peace of mind. It's best to apply one week in advance – the permit is valid for seven days, so plan your trip wisely to avoid expiration.

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