Tourist (L) & business (M) visaChina Visit Visa from Pakistan
Tourist (L) and business (M) visa support for China, prepared through the Chinese Visa Application Service Centre.
Choose the right China category.
Tourism and business use different visa types with different supporting documents. We match the category to your trip.
- 01
L — Tourism
Holidays, sightseeing and visiting friends in China.
- 02
M — Business
Trade, meetings and commercial activities, with an invitation from the Chinese party.
- 03
Family visit
Visiting relatives, supported by an invitation and host documents.
- Beijing
- Shanghai
- Guangzhou
- Shenzhen
- Xi’an
What the Chinese visa centre expects.
China places weight on the invitation and a confirmed itinerary. We prepare the correct invitation type and align it with your bookings.
Good to know: Business (M) applications usually need an invitation letter from a registered Chinese company or trade body.
Personal documents
- Passport valid 6 months with blank pages
- Completed application form
- Photo meeting Chinese specifications
- Previous passports and visas
Travel documents
- Confirmed flights and hotel bookings
- Day-by-day itinerary
- Travel insurance
Invitation & purpose
- Invitation letter (tourist or business)
- Inviting company or host's documents
- Business letters for the M visa
Financial & ties
- Bank statements for recent months
- Employment or business proof
- Ties to Pakistan
How we handle your China visa.
- 01Free case assessmentWe confirm L or M and the invitation you will need.
- 02Invitation & documentsWe help secure the invitation and assemble the file.
- 03Application & biometricsWe submit at the visa centre and arrange biometrics.
- 04DecisionWe collect your passport and prepare you for travel.
Questions we hear often.
Do I need an invitation letter?
Usually yes. Tourist applicants may use a travel itinerary or a host invitation; business applicants need an invitation from a registered Chinese company.
How many entries can I get?
Single, double or multiple entry, decided by the consular officer based on your profile and purpose.
How long can I stay?
The permitted stay per entry is printed on the visa and is typically a short period.
Are biometrics required?
Fingerprinting is required for most applicants at the Chinese Visa Application Service Centre.
Travelling to China? Get the category right.
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