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Country Code

+86

International dial code for China

Delivery Time

Typically 2-4 minutes per page when sending to China from North America or Europe.

Surcharge

None

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How to Send a Fax to China

Chinese government agencies and state-owned enterprises use fax for official communications, particularly for cross-border business where documents bearing company chops (official seals) need to be transmitted securely. Foreign companies doing business in China are often required to submit faxed copies of contracts, letters of authorization, and customs documentation to state-controlled entities. Fax also serves as a reliable channel that avoids the censorship and monitoring challenges associated with some Chinese internet-based communication platforms.

Dialing Instructions

International format: +86 followed by the area code (drop the leading 0) and the local number. Beijing area code is 10 (dial +86-10-XXXX-XXXX), Shanghai is 21 (+86-21-XXXX-XXXX), and Guangzhou is 20 (+86-20-XXXX-XXXX).

Delivery & Timing

Typically 2-4 minutes per page when sending to China from North America or Europe. Transmission can occasionally take longer due to routing across international gateways.

Legal & Regulatory Information

China's Electronic Signature Law of the People's Republic of China provides the legal basis for electronic communications and signatures, establishing when electronic documents carry the same weight as physical originals. Faxed documents bearing official company chops remain legally significant for most commercial and government transactions.

Send your fax in 3 simple steps

  1. 1

    Upload your PDF or document

  2. 2

    Enter the recipient's fax number: +86 + local number

  3. 3

    Click send — delivery confirmation via email

Pricing for Faxing to China

All plans include international faxes to China with no per-country surcharges. Pay one flat rate — no hidden fees.

Starter

$12.99/mo

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  • 600 fax pages per month
  • 1 dedicated fax number
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$39.99/mo

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  • 2,000 fax pages per month
  • 3 dedicated fax numbers
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  • Sign documents before sending
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$79.99/mo

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  • 5,000 fax pages per month
  • 5 dedicated fax numbers
  • HIPAA compliance + self-serve BAA
  • Public API & webhooks
  • Audit logs
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$169.99/mo

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  • 8,000 fax pages per month
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Faxing to China — FAQ

In China, the official company seal (gongzhang or chop) has greater legal authority than a signature alone. Government agencies and state-owned enterprises require the company chop on faxed documents to authenticate them as binding. Without the chop, a faxed document may be considered informal or incomplete.

Fax transmissions to China are generally unrestricted for normal business purposes. However, politically sensitive content may attract scrutiny. For standard trade, legal, and financial documents, fax is a straightforward and widely accepted channel used daily by businesses operating in China.

Send FAX Mail at $12.99/month supports outbound faxing to China and is significantly cheaper than alternatives like eFax, which charges $18.99/month. For export companies, law firms, and importers that regularly communicate with Chinese state enterprises, Send FAX Mail delivers excellent value.

Yes. Chinese customs authorities and trade bureaus accept faxed copies of declarations, letters of authorization, and supporting documents as part of import and export clearance procedures. Original documents are typically required for final clearance, but faxed copies initiate the process.

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