visa for 60 days in china

Question

I am unsure which type to apply for; a business or tourist. I am a NZ passport holder applying in Melbourne planning to stay in harbin for 59 days, however it says I will need to ask to stay longer than the normal 30 days. However if I need to provide my flight details then this means I will have to book the flight before I know I am allowed to stay for the 59 days that I need which seems risky. Or do I not need to show confirmation of flight details?I am training at a sports facility playing table tennis, and have been advised to apply for a business F and will need an invitation letter from the host which I can get but do I also need to provide a business letter from an australian company as this may be hard to get?

Tyler · Answer

In your situation, you are suggested to apply for a tourist L, single entry is enough. The L is issued with 30 days, but you can extend it while in Harbin for 30 days more.  Also, a double entry L is better. Invitation letter is not required for L application, but you need to provide hotel booking and entry and exit flight booking.

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