Visa-free entry for visitors
No visa is required for ordinary passport holders from Singapore and Brunei to visit China for up to 15 days for business, sightseeing, visiting relatives and friends or transit.
Others
Most international visitors are required to obtain tourist (L visas) or Non-commerce visas (F visas) to travel to China. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People’s Republic of China maintains a worldwide index of embassies. Some countries have introduced Chinese Visa Application Service Centers; in some countries specialized agencies offer rapid hassle-free services to expedite your Chinese visa needs.
Quick Links: Chinese embassies/centers in Australia, Germany, India, Japan, Korea, UK, USA
Visa Agencies: US/Canada: VisaRite US only: Easy & Express USA
Invitation Letter
If you need an invitation letter for the visa application, please write to Ms. Xingya Fan ([email protected]) with the following information: the meeting title, applicant’s full name, gender, date of birth, nationality and passport number. Passport expiry date, tentative arrival and departure date
If you need a visa notification issued by the Chinese authority, please write to Ms. Xingya Fan ([email protected]) with a scanned copy of your valid passport and indicate the meeting you are going to attend. The notification application need around 5 working days.
Attention
1. Please leave enough time for the entire application procedure. Chinese consulates will be closed for Chinese holidays.
2. Usually it’s more convenient and quick to apply for a tourist Visa than Non-commerce visa to attend our conferences.