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Asked by Ms.Kevin Huang from china | Nov. 19, 2008 01:00

About:Chinese Embassy in Portugal

Dear Sirs,

Our customer who is Portuguese Nationality would like to come to China for business. Please advise how to proceed the visa application in Portugal. Do we need to send the Invitation Letter to our customer for visa? Is this invitaion letter needs to have Government (外经委）stamp?

How many working days will be taken for visa and how long allow to stay in China? Single or Multiple entre? Fees?

Thank you very much for your attetion and waiting for your prompt reply.

Best regards,

Sophia

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Answered by Mr.Allan | Nov. 19, 2008 03:27

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Ms.Kevin Huang, it's true that you need to send the Invitation Letter and photocopy of your company's Registration License stamped by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of China to your customer. however, the Invitation Letter is not needed to be stamped by the Foreign Economic Relations Commission of China.

Besides the above two documents sent by you, your customer also need provide his original passport, completed visa application form of China attached a passport size photo when submiting visa application. Under some circumstances, the applicants may be required to provide financial proof, a copy of Chinese hotel booking and return flight ticket booking.

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Answered by Ms.Lilian | Nov. 19, 2008 03:36

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4 working days is usually needed to process a visa application. The duration of stay is usually 30 days. If your customers successfully apply for a multiple entries F visa, he can stay in China for 60 days at most each time. But the entry numbers and stay duration is subject to the decision of consul officials.

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