If foreigners want to travel to China, they may need an invitation letter as part of their visa application process. The invitation letter is usually issued by a Chinese company or organization that is inviting the foreigner to visit for business or other purposes. Here are the steps you can take to obtain an invitation letter:
- Identify the host organization: You should first identify the Chinese company or organization that will be hosting you during your visit. This can be a business partner, supplier, or customer.
- Request the invitation letter: Once you have identified the host organization, you can request an invitation letter from them. You should provide them with your personal details and the purpose of your visit.
- Provide supporting documents: The host organization will require supporting documents to issue the invitation letter, such as your passport information, travel itinerary, and other relevant information.
- Receive the invitation letter: Once the host organization has verified your information and documents, they will issue the invitation letter. This letter can be used as part of your visa application process.
It’s important to note that the specific requirements for obtaining an invitation letter may vary depending on the purpose of your visit and the Chinese embassy or consulate where you are applying for a visa. It’s recommended to consult with the host organization and the Chinese embassy or consulate to confirm the requirements and procedures.
Reference content:
China’s latest requirements for prevention and control: http://my.china-embassy.gov.cn/zytz/202301/t20230116_11008328.htm
Updated visa application requirements for Foreigners to China: http://my.china-embassy.gov.cn/fwzc/lsyw/blfhqz/202301/t20230105_11001119.htm
Required documents: http://www.gzfao.gov.cn/wsfw/lh/content/post_238572.html
