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Visa China

Single Entry Visa China

China is a country of profound cultural heritage and rapid modernisation, offering a unique blend of ancient traditions and cutting-edge technology. Expand your exploration and visit the versatility of China, from the Great Wall to the bustling metropolis of Shanghai. Experience the presence of an unparalleled experience for your adventure.

Should you plan a single, short term trip for tourism, business, or visiting family and friends, securing a Single Entry Visa to China is an essential step in your journey.

What is China Single Entry Visa and who is it for?

The Single Entry Visa for China is an official document that grants foreign nationals permission to enter China for a single visit. This visa is ideal for:

  • Tourists exploring China’s historical landmarks and diverse landscapes.
  • Business professionals attending meetings, conferences, or trade exhibitions.
  • Individuals visiting family or friends residing in China.

The duration of stay permitted under a Single Entry Visa typically does not exceed 90 days. However, the exact validity period is determined based on nationality and the purpose of travel. It is advisable to confirm specific requirements with the Chinese embassy or consulate before your departure.

Benefits of applying for Single Entry Tourist Visa China from LMI Consultancy

  • Tailored visa solutions for tourism, business, and family visits.
  • Professional guidance to simplify the visa application process.
  • Maximized chances of approval through expert documentation review.
  • Seamless support from document preparation to visa approval.
  • Reliable and efficient processing to minimize delays and complications.

How to Apply for a Visa China from Indonesia

 

  1. Schedule a session with our experienced visa consultants.
  2. Receive expert guidance in gathering the required documents.
  3. We handle the submission process on your behalf.
  4. Stay informed throughout the application process.
  5. Our team will schedule and provide guidance for biometric appointments.
  6. Prompt notification once your visa is approved.
  7. Conveniently pick up your passport at our office or opt for secure delivery via our official Field Officers.

 

*Note: Biometric processing is mandatory for specific countries, including Schengen (Europe), the UK, Saudi Arabia, and China.

Requirements for Single Entry Visa China

A valid passport with at least 7 months validity and a signature in the designated box on the back page.

Two recent passport-sized photos (3.3 x 4.8 cm), 70% face zoom, on a white background. Photos must be taken within the last 6 months and should feature bright-colored clothing (avoid white attire).

Copy of Family Card and ID Card.

Printed flight ticket confirmation.

Hotel booking confirmation.

Completed Itinerary Form for the entire duration of the stay in China (applicable for both tourism and business visits).

Invitation letter (if visiting family or relatives), along with a copy of the inviter’s ID card or passport in China.

Important: All submitted documents must be translated into English. To ensure compliance with the latest visa requirements, we highly recommend consulting with our visa experts for accurate guidance.

Seamless Travel to China with LMI Consultancy

At LMI Consultancy, we are committed to providing a smooth and stress-free visa application experience. Our team of experts ensures every step of your application is managed with precision and professionalism.

Expert guidance to improve approval success rates.

Comprehensive assistance tailored for tourism, business, and family visits.

Efficient processing, minimizing delays and paperwork complications.

Start your visa application with LMI Consultancy today and make your journey to China hassle-free.

Other Visa Types for Your Trip to China

Multiple-Entry Visa China

A Multiple-Entry Visa to China is ideal for Indonesian citizens who travel frequently to China for business, family, or personal reasons. This visa allows you to enter and exit China multiple times within a validity period of 6 months to 5 years, depending on your travel history and supporting documents. It’s a time-saving option for professionals or long-term partners with ongoing engagements in China.

Double-Entry Visa China

The Double-Entry Visa to China permits two separate entries within a specified period, usually up to 6 months. This visa is suitable for those who plan to leave and re-enter China once during their stay—for instance, a business traveler attending separate meetings in different regions or transiting through nearby countries. Indonesian applicants must provide an itinerary and justification for multiple visits as part of the application.

Visa for Work in China

Indonesian professionals seeking employment opportunities in China must obtain a Visa for Work in China, commonly referred to as the Z Visa. This visa is mandatory for individuals hired by Chinese employers and typically requires a government-issued employment license and invitation letter from the hiring company. Upon arrival, holders must apply for a residence permit within 30 days. This visa is a gateway to formal employment and long-term stays in China.

FAQ

Does Indonesian need a visa to China?

Yes, Indonesian citizens do need a visa to enter China. For those planning a new trip to China for tourism or visiting family, a single-entry tourist visa or non-commercial visa is typically required. This visa allows entry into China for short stays and is ideal for one-time visits. It’s important to apply in advance and ensure that all documentation aligns with current Chinese immigration regulations.

Can I convert my Single-Entry Visa China to Multiple-Entry Visa China?

Unfortunately, you cannot convert a single-entry visa to a double or multiple-entry visa once it has been issued. If you plan to tour or travel to China frequently, you will need to reapply for a double or multiple-entry visa using the correct China Visa application form. Be sure to indicate your intended travel frequency and submit supporting documents that justify the need for multiple entries.

Why choose LMI Consultancy for your international visa?

Whether you’re planning to visit China for leisure, family, or business, LMI Consultancy provides reliable support through the entire visa process. Our expert team communicates directly with visa officers, ensures your documents meet embassy standards, and assists with visa extension services if your travel plans change. With years of proven experience, we simplify even the most complex visa requirements—so you can focus on your journey, not the paperwork.

Where can I apply for a China Visa in Jakarta?

In Jakarta, you can apply for a China visa at the China Visa Application Service Center. However, many travelers choose to work with LMI Consultancy for a seamless experience, from application prep to final approval. Since the visa is generally subject to strict documentation requirements, having expert support significantly improves your chances of success—especially if it’s your first time applying.

Can I fill the visa application form online?

Yes, you can apply for a Chinese visa by filling out the application form online. After completing the form, you will still need to submit printed documents and attend an appointment at the visa center. Make sure to prepare your visa fees in advance, as payments are typically required upon document submission. LMI Consultancy can help you review your online application to avoid common errors that may cause delays.

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