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Visa desk · China · TV348
China visa for Indians
8- 10 Working Days99% approvalExpert pre-checkApply at least 20 Days before you travel
9,725INR · all in8– 10 daysProcessingSingle Entry 90 DaysEntry typeAs per visaValidity20 DaysApply beforeTouristVisa category
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The visa
What you are applying for, exactly as it will be issued.
🇨🇳People's Republic of ChinaTourist · Single Entry 90 Days
TypeTourist visa
EntrySingle Entry 90 Days
ValidityAs per visa
Processing8– 10 days
Apply before20 Days
Issued byEmbassy of China
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- !The Embassy of China has started issuing few visas with limited stay and validity, i.e. with a validity of less than 3 months and stay shorter than 30 days. Hence, we recommend you to please SEND US THE ACTUAL TRAVEL ITINERARY along with your China visa applications, so that we may submit it along with the visa application accordingly.
- !All above 3 additional requirements are applicable with immediate effect and the China Embassy will not process any visas if above documents are not submitted along with the passports which are issued outside the jurisdiction of New Delhi.
- !1.As per the latest update from The Chinese Embassy, New Delhi there will be following THREE ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTS which will be required for visa processing if passport is issued outside the jurisdiction of Delhi Embassy
- !(a) Company ID proof of the applicant
- !(b) A NOC Letter from the company (on company letterhead) for applicant`s China travel and also mentioning the working address of the applicant
- !(c) National Identity Card Copy (e.g. Aadhar card, Voter ID card, Driving License, Ration Card etc.) of the applicant of the state falling in Delhi Jurisdiction. If the National ID Card is not available for Delhi Jurisdiction, then the application needs to be filed as per the Jurisdiction rules and not in Delhi. (For further details on Jurisdiction, please refer to our website)
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Documents required
Most rejections are paperwork, not eligibility — so a human checks every one of these before it goes in.
0 of 13 readyTick them off as you gather them
Kindly check visa application centres/embassy website for latest visa requirements and quarantine rules, as they change frequently without any intimation.
Original passport with at least six months of remaining validity and with more than 2 blank visa pages
Complete the Visa Application Form online application form upload your electronic photo (we will do)
2 photograph (size 33x48mm in color with white background as the rules required above) 70% face focus with glossy paper
Covering letter on company letter head
Photocopy of previous Chinese passports or previous Chinese visas
Hotel
Ticket
Day 2 Day itinerary
Vaccinations certificate
Aadhar card
Personal last 06 month bank statement with bank stamp and sign
Personal last 03 year ITR
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How it works
You do step one. We do the rest.
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Send your documents
One pass. We tell you straight away if anything is missing.
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We pre-check and submit
A visa officer reads every page before it reaches the embassy.
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Track and collect
Updates at every stage, then the visa back to you.
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Frequently asked
Do I need a visa to visit China?
It depends on your nationality and travel purpose: * **Visa-Free Entry**: Some countries (e.g., Singapore, Thailand) can enter for **15–30 days** visa-free. * **Visa Required**: Most travelers need a visa before arriving. * **Transit Visa-Free Policy**: Citizens of some countries can stay **72 or 144 hours** without a visa if transiting through specific Chinese cities.
What types of visas does China offer?
China provides different visa types, including: * **Tourist Visa (L Visa)** – For leisure travel, typically **30–60 days**. * **Business Visa (M Visa)** – For short-term business trips. * **Work Visa (Z Visa)** – For employment in China. * **Student Visa (X1/X2 Visa)** – For educational purposes. * **Family Reunion Visa (Q Visa)** – For visiting relatives. * **Transit Visa (G Visa)** – For short stays between international flights.
How long does it take to process a China visa?
* **Standard Processing**: **4–7 working days**. * **Express Service**: **2–3 working days** (additional fee applies).
Can I extend my China visa?
Yes, tourist visas (L) can be extended once for **up to 30 days** through the **local Exit & Entry Bureau**.
Any recent changes to China’s visa policy?
* **China resumed issuing all visa types** after COVID-19 restrictions. * **Visa-free transit expanded** to more cities, allowing up to **144-hour stays**. * **E-visa or online applications** may be introduced for select travelers in the future.