Thank you for a detailed and comprehensive video. I was checking China visa website for making embassy appointment. It said there's a limit of 3 applications per appointment. I am not sure if I read it correctly. What if there's 4 of us in the family wanting to get Chinese visa from Canada? Will I make 2 separate appointments with the embassy? Are all 4 of us required to be present during the appointment? Thanks.
You are correct that the Chinese embassy or consulate often has limitations on the number of visa applications that can be submitted per appointment slot. If there are four people in your family who need Chinese tourist visas, you will typically need to make two separate appointments, each for two individuals. This is a common practice to manage the application process efficiently. Regarding whether all four family members need to be present during the appointment, it's not usually necessary for everyone to be there at the same time. However, it's essential to check the specific requirements and guidelines provided by the Chinese embassy or consulate where you plan to apply. They may have their own policies regarding whether applicants need to appear in person or if it's acceptable for one family member to submit applications on behalf of others, along with all required documents. I recommend visiting the official website of the Chinese embassy or consulate in Canada or contacting their visa services section for precise information and guidance on the application process and any specific requirements they have in place.
I saw what you did for me agent Marcus, and now I've got back my tourist visa. You've always been the best man for this china visa application job and I feel very secured each time I request for your services. You're also a very kind man, also reliable and trustworthy, which is the more reason why I recommend you to everyone here who's in need of a genuine visa officer to help them get through all their Chinese visa challenges.
I appreciate your kind words and feedback. I'm here to provide information and assistance to the best of my abilities, and I'm glad to hear that you've had a positive experience with my assistance in obtaining your China tourist visa. If you or anyone else has more questions or needs assistance with visa-related matters or any other inquiries, please feel free to reach out. Thank you for your trust and recommendation.
I'm Maurizio from Italy. I want to use this medium to appreciate the help and services of Sir Marcus. He's the best visa agent anyone could contact for Chinese Visa application assistance. Thanks for helping me obtain my tourist visa after few trials elsewhere. I really appreciate and recommend you to my fellow country men.
Hello, thanks for the valuable information. Is it required to go in person to the Chinese embassy or consulate for first time Chinese tourist visa for American citizens ? Thanks in advance
American citizens applying for a Chinese tourist visa were required to go in person to the Chinese embassy or consulate to submit their visa application. However, please note that visa requirements and application processes can change, so it's essential to check the latest information on the website of the Chinese embassy or consulate that has jurisdiction over your area. Additionally, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, there may have been changes to visa application procedures, including the possibility of online application or appointment requirements. Therefore, it's highly recommended to verify the current visa application process before planning your trip to China.
1. What if I just want to go to China as an American citizen for the day from HK? No overnight stays, no one is inviting me. I'm not part of a tour. I don't know anyone in China. I'm not there for any employer.
As an American citizen wanting to visit China from Hong Kong for just a day without overnight stays, tours, invitations, or employment reasons, you would typically need to apply for a tourist visa (L Visa). However, for very short trips like a day visit, there may be other options depending on the current policies of the Chinese government, such as visa-free transit policies in certain areas. It's important to note that visa policies can change, and specific requirements may vary based on current diplomatic relations and health and safety protocols. As of my last update, China had visa-free transit under certain conditions, but this generally applies to longer layovers and requires you to continue to a third country. For a straightforward day trip, you should check the latest requirements and procedures with the Chinese consulate or embassy closest to you or their official website for the most accurate and current information. Keep in mind that even for short visits, you must comply with all entry requirements set by China, including any health and safety measures.
What format do you need to have the travel records in - can it just be a document typed up or something more official? Also, do you need to be vaccinated?
When applying for a Chinese tourist visa, you must present a written and signed document outlining your itinerary and trip arrangements. This text should be typed or handwritten in English, Chinese, or both languages. You must also provide confirmation of recent immunization against some infectious illnesses, such as yellow fever and meningitis. A vaccination certificate is necessary for admission into China, and it must be ready to exhibit upon arrival. To ensure that you are fully vaccinated, it is essential to check with a physician or visit a travel health clinic before your trip.
Hello. Thank you for the informative video. Do you know if we need to provide any documents if we wish to let a friend to submit the Visa application for us?
Hi there I’m travelling to China From New Zealand , but I’m only going for 3 days. I’m already finding a hastle to deal with this visa application it’s quite complex. I’m flying to Shanghai pudong then from there to Beijing , So far im upto the final documents I’ve uploaded the itinerary and accommodation details But it says invitation letter do I have to create one ?
For a short tourist trip to China like yours, an invitation letter is generally not required if you can provide a detailed itinerary and proof of accommodation. The requirement for an invitation letter typically applies to those visiting friends or family, or for business purposes, where a host in China needs to provide a letter stating the purpose of your visit and other details. Since you are visiting as a tourist and have provided your travel itinerary and hotel bookings, this usually suffices. However, requirements can vary slightly depending on the local Chinese embassy or consulate processing your application. Here’s what you should do: Review Application Requirements: Double-check the specific visa application requirements listed on the Chinese embassy or consulate's website in New Zealand. They often provide a checklist that specifies when an invitation letter is necessary. Contact the Consulate: If the website isn’t clear or you want to be sure, it's a good idea to contact the consulate directly and confirm whether you need an invitation letter for your tourist visa given your circumstances. Prepare Supporting Documents: Ensure your itinerary is detailed (including your travel dates, entry and exit from China, and movement between cities like Shanghai and Beijing), and that your accommodation bookings cover the entire duration of your stay. These should be sufficient for a tourist visa. Visa Application Submission: Once you have all the required documents and confirmations, submit your visa application. Given the complexity and strictness of Chinese visa applications, ensure every detail is accurately presented to avoid delays or rejections. Visa Processing Time: Allow sufficient time for visa processing. It can take anywhere from a few days to a couple of weeks, depending on various factors including the type of service (regular or expedited) you choose.
Hey there, I am planning to vist China next year to visit my girlfriend who is Hungarian but studies in china and I am a Bangladeshi citizen living in Hungary. Can you please give me an overview of the process for me to apply for a tourist visa? I intend to stay 7 or 10 days btw
Hi! Since you're a Bangladeshi citizen, you'll need to apply for a Chinese tourist visa (L visa) at the Chinese embassy or consulate in Hungary. Here’s a quick overview of the process: Visa Application Form: Complete the online visa application form. Documents: Prepare your passport, a recent passport photo, proof of accommodation (hotel booking or invitation letter from your girlfriend), round-trip flight tickets, and travel itinerary. Submit Application: Submit everything to the Chinese embassy or consulate in Hungary and schedule an appointment if required. Processing Time: It usually takes around 4 to 10 business days. Since you’re staying for only 7 to 10 days, a single-entry visa should be sufficient. Let me know if you need more details!
@@visalibrary Hey, thanks a lot. But will it be a risk if I show my proof of accommodation only instead of the invitation letter from my girlfriend while mentioning the fact that I am travelling with her in the travel itinerary?? {side note: I will be staying at my own booked place}
It's often valid for 3 months and not longer. If you want to extend it, you should submit an application for an extension at least seven days before your visa expires. You will have to go to the Exit and Entry Administration Office of the Public Security Bureau and submit the required documents. You'd better apply earlier as Chinese officials might not accept and you must leave the country.
A completed visa application form, a valid passport, a current passport-sized photo, evidence of travel arrangements, proof of financial means, your itinerary or trip plan in China, and a letter of invitation (if applicable) are usually required.
No, a visa invitation letter does not have to be written by hand. It should be typed or printed, include all relevant information, and be signed and dated. The letter should include information about the purpose of your visit, your relationship with the person who invited you, the length of your stay, and your lodging arrangements. It should also include the inviter's full name, address, and contact information.
Hello. I was planning on travelling around East and South East Asia and wanted to go from Taiwan to China and then from China to the to the Philippines. Would I have to show a hotel for every night I was wanted to go to about 4 cities and wouldn't know the specific dates
You will very certainly be required to show proof of further travel, such as a return ticket. You may also be required to produce proof of lodging, usually for the first night of your trip, however flexible or refundable arrangements or proof of cash might be acceptable alternatives.
@Visa Library thank you very much. Also if I was to show a booked train from Guangzhou to Hong Kong would this count as exit from the country or do I have to show a flight out of the country.
Looks like tourist visa for US citizen is not allowed at this time. Per china consulate posting: "Visa applications for tourism and medical treatment in China are temporarily not accepted."
Went in Shenzhen to extend a 30 day Tourism Visa from Germany. The authorities claimed it is Not possible to extend it for 1 Time. Did anyone have experience extending the Tourism VISA succesfully in Shenzhen recently?
Recently, there have been reports of authorities in Shenzhen stating that it is not possible to extend a 30-day tourism visa for one time. However, individual experiences may vary, so it is advisable to consult the nearest embassy or consulate for the most accurate and up-to-date information on visa extensions in Shenzhen.
How do we apply china tourist visa if we intend to enter China by foot, bicycle, bus and train? Because it is impossible we can buy the bus tickets in advance. Thanks
If you plan to enter China by foot, bicycle, bus, or train, you must apply for a Chinese visa before arrival. The visa application form (Form JW201 or Form JW202) should be completed and submitted to the Chinese Embassy or Consulates-General in the US, along with additional documents such as a passport with at least 1 blank visa page, a COVA Visa Form, proof of residence, and a Where You Stay Form. Additionally, if you are a foreigner in the US, a photocopy of the green card, visa, I20, or I94 must also be provided. Please follow the guidance for a minor of Chinese origin born in the US [1]. It is also important to ensure that your passport has at least 6 months of validity. As for traveling by bus, it is important to note that there are advantages in terms of convenience and cost, but bus travel can be quite cramped and noisy, and accidents can occur in areas known as "black spots" for bus accidents.
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Thank you for a detailed and comprehensive video. I was checking China visa website for making embassy appointment. It said there's a limit of 3 applications per appointment. I am not sure if I read it correctly. What if there's 4 of us in the family wanting to get Chinese visa from Canada? Will I make 2 separate appointments with the embassy? Are all 4 of us required to be present during the appointment? Thanks.
You are correct that the Chinese embassy or consulate often has limitations on the number of visa applications that can be submitted per appointment slot. If there are four people in your family who need Chinese tourist visas, you will typically need to make two separate appointments, each for two individuals. This is a common practice to manage the application process efficiently.
Regarding whether all four family members need to be present during the appointment, it's not usually necessary for everyone to be there at the same time. However, it's essential to check the specific requirements and guidelines provided by the Chinese embassy or consulate where you plan to apply. They may have their own policies regarding whether applicants need to appear in person or if it's acceptable for one family member to submit applications on behalf of others, along with all required documents.
I recommend visiting the official website of the Chinese embassy or consulate in Canada or contacting their visa services section for precise information and guidance on the application process and any specific requirements they have in place.
@@visalibrary thank you for replying to my question. :)
now they are making tourists visa ? right? but need like invitation letter from travel agency?
Watch the video in full to find out.
I saw what you did for me agent Marcus, and now I've got back my tourist visa. You've always been the best man for this china visa application job and I feel very secured each time I request for your services. You're also a very kind man, also reliable and trustworthy, which is the more reason why I recommend you to everyone here who's in need of a genuine visa officer to help them get through all their Chinese visa challenges.
He's always active on WeChat via
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I appreciate your kind words and feedback. I'm here to provide information and assistance to the best of my abilities, and I'm glad to hear that you've had a positive experience with my assistance in obtaining your China tourist visa. If you or anyone else has more questions or needs assistance with visa-related matters or any other inquiries, please feel free to reach out. Thank you for your trust and recommendation.
Yes, Mr Marcus is very reliable and can handle all your Chinese visa application and challenges
He's always active on WeChat via
I'm Maurizio from Italy. I want to use this medium to appreciate the help and services of Sir Marcus. He's the best visa agent anyone could contact for Chinese Visa application assistance. Thanks for helping me obtain my tourist visa after few trials elsewhere. I really appreciate and recommend you to my fellow country men.
His Wechat name is
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Hi, he get me z visa?
I have seen great testimonies here about Marcus. I just added him on WeChat
How much does he charge to get an L visa china??
Hello, thanks for the valuable information. Is it required to go in person to the Chinese embassy or consulate for first time Chinese tourist visa for American citizens ? Thanks in advance
American citizens applying for a Chinese tourist visa were required to go in person to the Chinese embassy or consulate to submit their visa application. However, please note that visa requirements and application processes can change, so it's essential to check the latest information on the website of the Chinese embassy or consulate that has jurisdiction over your area. Additionally, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, there may have been changes to visa application procedures, including the possibility of online application or appointment requirements. Therefore, it's highly recommended to verify the current visa application process before planning your trip to China.
I want to travel to the United States. If you come to China to travel I can help you.
great video
Glad you enjoyed it
1. What if I just want to go to China as an American citizen for the day from HK? No overnight stays, no one is inviting me. I'm not part of a tour. I don't know anyone in China. I'm not there for any employer.
As an American citizen wanting to visit China from Hong Kong for just a day without overnight stays, tours, invitations, or employment reasons, you would typically need to apply for a tourist visa (L Visa). However, for very short trips like a day visit, there may be other options depending on the current policies of the Chinese government, such as visa-free transit policies in certain areas.
It's important to note that visa policies can change, and specific requirements may vary based on current diplomatic relations and health and safety protocols. As of my last update, China had visa-free transit under certain conditions, but this generally applies to longer layovers and requires you to continue to a third country.
For a straightforward day trip, you should check the latest requirements and procedures with the Chinese consulate or embassy closest to you or their official website for the most accurate and current information. Keep in mind that even for short visits, you must comply with all entry requirements set by China, including any health and safety measures.
What format do you need to have the travel records in - can it just be a document typed up or something more official? Also, do you need to be vaccinated?
When applying for a Chinese tourist visa, you must present a written and signed document outlining your itinerary and trip arrangements. This text should be typed or handwritten in English, Chinese, or both languages.
You must also provide confirmation of recent immunization against some infectious illnesses, such as yellow fever and meningitis. A vaccination certificate is necessary for admission into China, and it must be ready to exhibit upon arrival. To ensure that you are fully vaccinated, it is essential to check with a physician or visit a travel health clinic before your trip.
Hello. Thank you for the informative video. Do you know if we need to provide any documents if we wish to let a friend to submit the Visa application for us?
Ask the local embassy
Hi there I’m travelling to China From New Zealand , but I’m only going for 3 days. I’m already finding a hastle to deal with this visa application it’s quite complex. I’m flying to Shanghai pudong then from there to Beijing , So far im upto the final documents I’ve uploaded the itinerary and accommodation details But it says invitation letter do I have to create one ?
I am solo travelling need your help asap
For a short tourist trip to China like yours, an invitation letter is generally not required if you can provide a detailed itinerary and proof of accommodation. The requirement for an invitation letter typically applies to those visiting friends or family, or for business purposes, where a host in China needs to provide a letter stating the purpose of your visit and other details.
Since you are visiting as a tourist and have provided your travel itinerary and hotel bookings, this usually suffices. However, requirements can vary slightly depending on the local Chinese embassy or consulate processing your application.
Here’s what you should do:
Review Application Requirements: Double-check the specific visa application requirements listed on the Chinese embassy or consulate's website in New Zealand. They often provide a checklist that specifies when an invitation letter is necessary.
Contact the Consulate: If the website isn’t clear or you want to be sure, it's a good idea to contact the consulate directly and confirm whether you need an invitation letter for your tourist visa given your circumstances.
Prepare Supporting Documents: Ensure your itinerary is detailed (including your travel dates, entry and exit from China, and movement between cities like Shanghai and Beijing), and that your accommodation bookings cover the entire duration of your stay. These should be sufficient for a tourist visa.
Visa Application Submission: Once you have all the required documents and confirmations, submit your visa application. Given the complexity and strictness of Chinese visa applications, ensure every detail is accurately presented to avoid delays or rejections.
Visa Processing Time: Allow sufficient time for visa processing. It can take anywhere from a few days to a couple of weeks, depending on various factors including the type of service (regular or expedited) you choose.
What about if your flying in to HK and travelling into shenzhen and has china 🇨🇳 now re opened tourism visa
NO
Hey there, I am planning to vist China next year to visit my girlfriend who is Hungarian but studies in china and I am a Bangladeshi citizen living in Hungary. Can you please give me an overview of the process for me to apply for a tourist visa? I intend to stay 7 or 10 days btw
Hi! Since you're a Bangladeshi citizen, you'll need to apply for a Chinese tourist visa (L visa) at the Chinese embassy or consulate in Hungary.
Here’s a quick overview of the process:
Visa Application Form: Complete the online visa application form.
Documents: Prepare your passport, a recent passport photo, proof of accommodation (hotel booking or invitation letter from your girlfriend), round-trip flight tickets, and travel itinerary.
Submit Application: Submit everything to the Chinese embassy or consulate in Hungary and schedule an appointment if required.
Processing Time: It usually takes around 4 to 10 business days.
Since you’re staying for only 7 to 10 days, a single-entry visa should be sufficient. Let me know if you need more details!
@@visalibrary Hey, thanks a lot. But will it be a risk if I show my proof of accommodation only instead of the invitation letter from my girlfriend while mentioning the fact that I am travelling with her in the travel itinerary?? {side note: I will be staying at my own booked place}
does the invitation letter need to be written or typed? This is for the L visa
The invitation letter for a Chinese Tourist Visa (L Visa) can be either written or typed. There's no strict requirement on format.
How can a german citizen stay as tourist in China for 5 months ? Tourist visa and then extend ? How?
It's often valid for 3 months and not longer. If you want to extend it, you should submit an application for an extension at least seven days before your visa expires. You will have to go to the Exit and Entry Administration Office of the Public Security Bureau and submit the required documents. You'd better apply earlier as Chinese officials might not accept and you must leave the country.
I'm from China, I can help you
So the 10 year tourist visa is available to get but you cant get into china with it yet. Right? I think it will open up soon for tourist visas.
We hope so.
From July 26th 2023 Singapore and Brunei passport no need visa can enter to China for 15 days without visa.
Thanks for the info
Hello if i have been issued Chaina L visa before and am in dubai now which documents can i submit thanks
A completed visa application form, a valid passport, a current passport-sized photo, evidence of travel arrangements, proof of financial means, your itinerary or trip plan in China, and a letter of invitation (if applicable) are usually required.
If family have to make an invitation letter is it an actual hand written letter?
No, a visa invitation letter does not have to be written by hand. It should be typed or printed, include all relevant information, and be signed and dated. The letter should include information about the purpose of your visit, your relationship with the person who invited you, the length of your stay, and your lodging arrangements. It should also include the inviter's full name, address, and contact information.
Hello. I was planning on travelling around East and South East Asia and wanted to go from Taiwan to China and then from China to the to the Philippines. Would I have to show a hotel for every night I was wanted to go to about 4 cities and wouldn't know the specific dates
You will very certainly be required to show proof of further travel, such as a return ticket. You may also be required to produce proof of lodging, usually for the first night of your trip, however flexible or refundable arrangements or proof of cash might be acceptable alternatives.
@Visa Library thank you very much. Also if I was to show a booked train from Guangzhou to Hong Kong would this count as exit from the country or do I have to show a flight out of the country.
@@881anshuman A train ticket from Guangzhou to Hong Kong might not serve as adequate proof that you are leaving the Philippines.
What about the 5 day visa you can get in HK into China 🇨🇳 is this still available
There is no news about Shenzhen 5-day visas
Looks like tourist visa for US citizen is not allowed at this time. Per china consulate posting: "Visa applications for tourism and medical treatment in China are temporarily not accepted."
I want to travel to the United States. If you come to China to travel I can help you.
Went in Shenzhen to extend a 30 day Tourism Visa from Germany. The authorities claimed it is Not possible to extend it for 1 Time. Did anyone have experience extending the Tourism VISA succesfully in Shenzhen recently?
Recently, there have been reports of authorities in Shenzhen stating that it is not possible to extend a 30-day tourism visa for one time. However, individual experiences may vary, so it is advisable to consult the nearest embassy or consulate for the most accurate and up-to-date information on visa extensions in Shenzhen.
@@visalibrary ok thanks
Hello,
Do you know how much it is for someone with a UK passport travelling for less than a month for tourism?
a regular application must be around £85
How do we apply china tourist visa if we intend to enter China by foot, bicycle, bus and train? Because it is impossible we can buy the bus tickets in advance. Thanks
If you plan to enter China by foot, bicycle, bus, or train, you must apply for a Chinese visa before arrival. The visa application form (Form JW201 or Form JW202) should be completed and submitted to the Chinese Embassy or Consulates-General in the US, along with additional documents such as a passport with at least 1 blank visa page, a COVA Visa Form, proof of residence, and a Where You Stay Form. Additionally, if you are a foreigner in the US, a photocopy of the green card, visa, I20, or I94 must also be provided. Please follow the guidance for a minor of Chinese origin born in the US [1]. It is also important to ensure that your passport has at least 6 months of validity. As for traveling by bus, it is important to note that there are advantages in terms of convenience and cost, but bus travel can be quite cramped and noisy, and accidents can occur in areas known as "black spots" for bus accidents.
Brother Chaina tourist visa is open from indian Citizen
Yes
sounds needlessly complicated, ill just go to japan instead.
Good luck
Play in 2x
After seeing this video, I don't want to go to China anymore.
Sorry if we discouraged you.