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Asked by Mr.Mujibul Haque from Bangladesh | May. 30, 2010 00:38
About:China Tourist Visa

I am a Bangladeshi, 55 years old, working in an United Nations office in Dhaka. I intend to visit China as a tourist and my office will support me with a letter(note verbale) to Chinese Embassy. I have visited Hong Kong for 2/3 times about 15 years back. I have visited quite few other Asian countries including Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, India, Nepal, Srilanka and also UK.

Do you think, it will be difficult for me to get a single entry visa for China to visit YIWU and Fujian.

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Answered by Mr.JOHNNASH from China | May. 31, 2010 01:16
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Mr.Mujibul Haque, it is not difficult for you to get a single-entry tourist visa to China, however, Invitation letters in Chinese language by individual/entity in China and six-month bank statement are also required for China tourist visa application, you also need to prepare the below documents:
. Valid passport (at least six months before expiration) with blank visa pages and copy of the first three pages;

2. TYPED Visa Application Form (download from https://www.travelchinaguide.com/embassy/pdf/visa-application.pdf) with one passport photo.

3. Applicants who have never been to China before should submit in person.
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