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Asked by hzhou_2000@yahoo.com from china | Feb. 05, 2013 21:26

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U.S. employee of HK company applying for business visa in China

Hello, I hold a U.S. passport, and I have been travelling in China. I have just been hired by a HK company. The company has extensive business activities in the mainland and I am expected to travel there frequently. What kind of China visa do I need and how do I apply? I would need a multi-entry with up to 90 days for each stay. Thanks for your advice!

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Answered by Joan | Feb. 06, 2013 01:21

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The best type should be multiple business visa (F). You need an invitation letter from your business partner in mainland and the registration license of this company. Or, an letter issued by your company you are employed and the registration license. If you are now working in HK, you can apply through Office of the Commissioner of the Ministry of China Foreign Affairs.

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Answered by hzhou_2000@yahoo.com | Feb. 07, 2013 05:07

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Thanks so much for this precise information! I have just been told that the requirement of what qualifies as an "invite letter" has just been seriously tightened; so perhaps the best is for my HK employer to issue a letter. Do you have a standard sample? Also where is this Commissioner of China located? I really appreciate all your help!

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Answered by Joan | Feb. 07, 2013 20:23

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Hi, I have no sample for the letter, but please make sure include the following items:
1. Your personal information: name, gender, date of birth, etc.
2. Information concerning your visit to China: purpose of the visit, date of arrival and leaving, places to visit, relationship between you and the inviter, and who will bear the cost of the your accommodations in China.
3. Information of the inviter: name of the unit, phone number, address, seal and signature of the legal representative.
The address: 7th Floor, Lower Block, China Resources Building,
No.26, Harbor Road, Wanchai, Hong Kong SAR
Office Hours: 9:00-12:0014:00-17:00, Monday to Friday (except Hong Kongpublic holidays)

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