China Visa Solutions

 A China (F) visa is also required for science or technology personnel to visit China for conferences, lectures, and short-term cultural exchange.

An invitation letter issued by your Chinese counterpart is a required document. It should state the purpose of your visit to China, the duration of your stay in the country, and who is responsible for the expenses of your business trip to China. The invitation letter should also bear your personal information such as name, passport number, date of birth, and your job title. Usually, schools or other academic or educational organizations will be qualified to provide you with the invitation letter.

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DOCUMENT CHECKLIST:                                                                        

• Actual passport                                                        

• One 2x2 photo (if your photo does not pass the quality check) 

• China visa application form  [Click to fill out]

• An invitation letter from a Chinese organization   [ Click to download ] (The letter should be printed out on an official letterhead and stamped with a seal.)

• Signed Where-you-stay form

• A copy of your driver's license

• China Visa Solutions order form:  [Regular Service] or [Express Service]

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Your Chinese business visa application is reviewed professionally by staff at China Visa Solutions to ensure that your Chinese business visa will be approved, and you can spend your precious time on more important tasks needed for your business trip to China before departure.

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Please feel free to send us your detailed information for your Chinese visa needs. We will reply to you with a document checklist for your reference. 

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Important Reminders:

Please mail in all required documents in a timely manner. Failing to do so may result in delayed visa approval or refusal by the Chinese Consulate.

- The Chinese Consulate will make the final decision on issuing a visa to China and may ask for further documents.

- Please mail your package with secured and traceable service such as FedEx, UPS, or USPS Express.

- If you are a former Chinese citizen, and this is the first time that you have applied for a visa to China, please send in your actual Chinese passports.

- If you are a former Chinese citizen, and this is the first time that you have applied for a visa to China, and you have changed your name, please provide a name change petition file copy.

- If you have an expired Chinese visa, please provide a copy of that and the passport bio page.

- If you are the parents of adopted Chinese children, please send in a copy of your adoption documents.