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Frequently asked questions

What is an invitation letter for a China tourist visa?

An invitation letter is a document from your Chinese host (such as a friend, family member, or a Chinese travel agency) inviting you to visit China. It confirms your travel purpose and provides essential information about your trip.

The fees of the invitation letter is not refundable in case of rejection from the chinese embassy

Who needs an invitation letter for a China tourist visa?

Most tourists applying for a China L visa will need an invitation letter. However, citizens of certain countries, or applicants applying through certain visa categories (like group tours), might not need one. Check with the Chinese consulate or embassy in your area.

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Yes, the host is usually required to provide proof of their identity, such as:

A copy of their Chinese national ID (if a Chinese citizen).
A copy of their passport and visa/residence permit (if a foreign resident).

What should be included in the invitation letter?

The invitation letter must contain:

Full name of the applicant.
Passport number.
Your intended dates of travel.
The purpose of the visit (tourism).
Relationship between the applicant and the host (if applicable).
Information about the host: their name, address, contact details, and a copy of their Chinese ID (if Chinese citizen) or residency card (if foreign resident).
The planned itinerary and accommodation details (sometimes provided by a travel agency).

Can the invitation letter be emailed or must it be a physical copy?

In many cases, a scanned copy of the invitation letter can be emailed to you. However, it’s important to check with the specific consulate or embassy where you are applying, as some may require a physical, signed copy.

A China tourist visa invitation letter is often required when applying for a tourist visa (L visa) to China, especially if you are applying through a Chinese embassy or consulate outside of China. This letter serves as proof that you have a host in China, or have arranged a stay with a travel agency, and it provides details about your trip.

Here’s a breakdown of common FAQ related to the China Tourist Visa Invitation Letter:

What should be included in the invitation letter?

Yes, many travelers use Chinese travel agencies for this purpose. The travel agency will provide an official invitation letter, along with tour details (dates, itinerary, accommodation) to support your visa application. This is common for travelers who join organized group tours.

How long is the invitation letter valid?

The invitation letter must be issued within 3 months of your visa application submission. If it’s older than that, the consulate may ask for a new one.

Do I need to translate the invitation letter?

If the letter is in a language other than Chinese or English, you may need to provide a translated version. Some consulates may accept a letter in a language like French, Spanish, or German, but English is always safe.

If you’re planning on visiting China, it’s best to start gathering all your documents well in advance, including the invitation letter, to avoid delays.

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