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Student (X) Visa

₹40000 _{/per person}

Tourist (L) Visa

₹12000 _{/per person}

Work (Z) Visa

₹90000 _{/per person}

Documents Requirement

Valid Indian passport with sufficient validity to cover the entire duration of authorized employment in China.
Notification Letter of Foreigner’s Work Permit issued by Chinese authorities based on employer sponsorship.
Signed employment contract or official job offer letter from a Chinese employer specifying job role, salary, and employment duration.
Proof of professional qualifications including degree certificates, diplomas, and relevant experience letters. Degrees often require notarization and legalization.
Curriculum Vitae (CV) detailing professional background and expertise relevant to the offered job.
Police clearance certificate from India legalized by the Chinese Embassy.
Physical examination record for foreigner (medical form) issued by a government-recognized hospital.
Proof of accommodation in China or temporary housing arrangement from employer.
Completed visa application form and recent photograph as per Chinese visa requirements.
Previous China visa records or immigration documents, if applicable.

Frequently Asked Questions

Eligible roles include teaching, engineering, IT, management, research, and technical positions under approved employers.

Not always. Some international roles accept English, but Chinese proficiency is required for many positions.

Yes. Dependants such as spouse and children can apply for S1 or S2 dependent visas.

The Z visa is usually valid for 30 days and must be converted into a residence permit after arrival.

Yes, but it is rare and granted only under strict eligibility criteria for long-term residents.

Neighbouring Countries

Japan

Mongolia

Russia

Visa Rejection Reasons

Common Reasons for Rejection:

Insufficient financial proof.
Lack of strong ties to home country.
Incomplete or false documentation.
Suspicious travel history or security concerns.

Important Note

Not all applicants need to submit these additional documents.
Requirements depend on nationality and travel history.
Providing false information can lead to rejection.

Documents Requirement

Valid Indian passport with at least six months validity beyond the intended date of entry into China and a minimum of two blank visa pages. Passports must be in good condition without damage or missing pages.
Completed and signed China visa application form with all personal, travel, and employment details accurately filled. Any inconsistency with supporting documents may result in refusal.
One recent passport-size photograph taken within the last six months as per Chinese visa photo specifications (white background, neutral expression, no headgear except for religious reasons).
Confirmed round-trip flight reservation clearly showing intended entry into and exit from China.
Proof of accommodation for the entire duration of stay such as confirmed hotel bookings or invitation letter from a host in China along with their Chinese ID or residence permit.
Detailed day-wise travel itinerary outlining cities to be visited, sightseeing plans, and accommodation details in China.
Proof of sufficient financial means including personal bank statements for the last 3 to 6 months showing stable income and sufficient balance to cover travel and living expenses.
Employment proof such as employer-issued leave approval letter, appointment letter, and recent salary slips. Self-employed applicants must submit business registration documents and income tax returns.
Personal covering letter explaining the purpose of travel, duration of stay, itinerary, and a clear declaration of intent to return to India.
Previous China visa copy or travel history, if applicable.

Frequently Asked Questions

Tourist (L) visas are usually issued for stays of up to 30 days per entry, depending on the visa granted.

Travel insurance is not mandatory but is strongly recommended due to high medical costs for foreign visitors.

No. Any form of paid or unpaid work is strictly prohibited on a Tourist (L) visa.

China visas are generally granted smoothly if documentation is complete, finances are sufficient, and travel intent is clear.

Incomplete documents, insufficient funds, unclear itinerary, or doubts about intent to return to India.