Your Guide to Applying for a China Tourist Visa from Vietnam

Your Guide to Applying for a China Tourist Visa from Vietnam



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Your Guide to a China Tourist Visa

Dreaming of exploring China? Here's what Vietnamese citizens need to know about getting a tourist visa:

1. Individual Tourist Visa (Visa dán)

This is the standard visa for independent travel.

  • Printed on a separate A4 sheet (not affixed to your passport).
  • Now includes your photo, so make sure your photo and documents are perfect!

Documents You'll Need:

  • Passport valid for at least 6 months.
  • Visa application form V2013 (printed in color with a 4x6 cm white background photo).
  • Recent passport photo (taken within the last 6 months).
  • Round-trip flight and hotel bookings.
  • Detailed travel itinerary.
  • Proof of employment and financial stability (savings account or bank statement with > 50 million VND).

Processing Time:

  • Regular: 5–7 business days.
  • Expedited options may be available depending on the visa center.

2. Group Tourist Visa (Visa đoàn)

This visa is designed for groups traveling together.

  • Requires a minimum of 2 people traveling together. No need to prove finances or employment.
  • Must be arranged through reputable travel agencies or tour operators.
  • The group visa is not affixed to your passport; it's issued as a group list.

3. Important Tips:

  • Don't pay for flights or hotels before you have your visa.
  • The individual visa now requires a photo, so ensure accuracy and clarity in your application.
  • Be prepared for a potential interview – know your itinerary and travel purpose.

Applying for a visa for the first time? Make sure your documents are clean, clear, and complete! If you're feeling overwhelmed, consider using visa services from reputable companies.

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