Pls do I need a visa for Serbia to China 5

Of course, you need a visa, you go to the local Chinese embassy for consultation. They will tell you what information you need, such as invitation letters, etc.

It is a bit annoying to come to China from Serbia for a visa, if it is a red passport, it is fine, but the blue passport (Yugoslav passport) is not explained, and it is annoying. It will take about 7 days. But the comrades at the embassy are very good, and a few of them can also speak.

will help you. The process may be a little more troublesome than in other countries (personally, I think it's just. ）

Anyway, the visa is pretty beautiful, there's a Great Wall.

By the way, are you sure it is a visa from Serbia to China, if I understand correctly, you are in Serbia and ask for a visa from China to come to China. That's right. (What if you use a bird in Serbia?) ）

As for China's visa to Serbia, it is also a reason to wait a few days, and now Serbia is doing a little bit in terms of diplomacy. (It's not as good as before anyway).

1. Valid passport (passport valid for at least 90 days at the time of visa issuance);

2. Fill in the visa application form (can be filled in on behalf of you);

3. **2 inch 2 color photos with white background (cm);

4. Invitation letter or voucher;

a.For private visits, a verified invitation letter from a relative or friend in Serbia is required.

5. Company dispatch letter (company letterhead stamped with official seal);

6. Hotel orders;

7. Proof of sufficient funds (payslips, bank statements, etc.) for the duration of your stay in Serbia;

8. Round-trip ticket order and itinerary (can be provided on behalf of the agent).

If you are a Serviaan, your Chinese is good and your questions are very professional. You can take a look at the embassy's ** for specific visa information.

If you are Chinese, your question is too amateurish. Are there any countries that do not require a visa to visit China?

Visa-free. According to the official ** announcement of the Chinese Embassy in Serbia, Serbian citizens and Chinese holding ordinary passports officially exempted each other from visa on January 15, 2017, which means that Chinese can go to Serbia without applying for a visa and carrying their passports. However, you will be questioned by customs for about 30 minutes during the immigration process.

Chinese citizens holding valid Chinese ordinary passports can stay in Serbia visa-free for up to 30 days for tourism, business or family visits.

Legal basis

Agreement between the People's Republic of China** and the Republic of Serbia** on Reciprocal Visa Exemption for Holders of Ordinary Passports

1. Chinese citizens holding diplomatic, official and ordinary passports can enter the country without a visa, and the period of stay is not more than 90 days within 6 months.

Starting from January 15, 2017, Chinese citizens holding valid Chinese ordinary passports can stay in Serbia without a visa for up to 30 days.

3. Starting from November 8, 2014, all Chinese citizens holding valid visas or residence permits from the United States, the United Kingdom, Schengen and EU member states can enter Serbia or transit in Serbia without a visa during the validity period of this visa or residence, and the stay period is not more than 90 days within 6 months. This visa exemption policy does not conflict with the China-Cyprus visa exemption agreement.

Article 8 of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China Civil entities engaged in civil activities must not violate the law or violate public order and good customs.

Detailed Rules for the Implementation of the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Administration of Exit and Entry for Citizens Article 17 The passport of the People's Republic of China is valid for five years and may be extended twice for a period not exceeding five years each time. The application for extension should be made before the expiration of the passport validity.

In foreign countries, passport extensions shall be handled by Chinese diplomatic missions, consular offices or other overseas authorities authorized by the People's Republic of China in foreign countries.

The extension of the passport of Chinese citizens residing abroad in China shall be handled by the public security departments (bureaus) of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government and the exit-entry administration departments of the public security organs authorized by them; The extension of the passport of a citizen residing in China before leaving the country shall be handled by the exit-entry administration department of the public security organ where the original certificate was issued or where the household registration is located.

One. Procedure for applying for an individual visa in Serbia:

Information required for Serbia visa:

A valid passport (valid for at least 90 days at the time of visa issuance); Except for Pakistani citizens, there is no need to submit a passport, only a copy of the passport is required.

Fill in the visa application form (pdf format).

** (cm).

Invitation letter or voucher.

Proof of residence (if not residing in the country of citizenship).

Proof of sufficient funds for the duration of your stay in Serbia.

Round-trip airfare or travel itinerary (e.g. self-driving, copy of International Driver's Permit, insurance and name).

540 RMB and 60 euros to the Embassy's bank account (cash can also be paid in person when submitting the application). If the visa application is approved, an additional 2 Euro 18 RMB will be paid at the time of visa issuance. All bank transfer fees shall be borne by the applicant.

The visa fee is 60 euros and is to be paid in RMB. An additional 2 euros is required when the visa is issued.

Step 2: Submit your information.

Step 3: Pay the fee.

Step 4: Wait for check-in.

Step 5: Wait for the results to be signed.

Serbia and China are exempt from ordinary passport visas.

Legal basis: According to the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Administration of Exit and Entry, which came into force on January 1, 2013, foreigners entering the country shall apply for visas to the visa authorities stationed abroad. Stay in China for no more than 24 hours.

Those who do not leave the port or stay in a specific area for no more than the specified time limit can be exempted from applying for a visa.

Visa-free system: The visa-free transit policy for foreigners is one of the contents of the visa-free system implemented by countries around the world, which refers to the policy that foreign nationals can transit without applying for a visa from one country to a third country in accordance with the laws or regulations of the transit country and can stay in the transit country for a short period of time when they transfer from one country to a third country through a country.

China implements a 24-hour transit visa-free system, which does not limit the types of ports. Shanghai, on the other hand, provides a 144-hour transit visa-free policy for passengers from some countries.

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To apply for a visa to Serbia, the following steps are required:1Prepare your application materials, including a valid passport, visa application form,**, travel arrangements, and more.

4.Wait for the approval result. If the application is successful, the visa will be received within the agreed time.

How to apply for a visa to Serbia.

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To apply for a visa to Serbia, the following steps are required:1Prepare the application materials, including a valid passport, visa application form,**, travel arrangements, etc.

4.Wait for the approval result. If the application is successful, the visa will be received within the agreed time.

1.Regarding the application documents: it is very important to make sure that the passport is valid for at least six months.

In addition, if you are going to Serbia for business, work or study, you also need to provide relevant documents. The itinerary should also be specific and clear, including proof of hotel reservation, air ticket reservation, etc. 2.

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Yes, Chinese citizens need a visa to travel to Serbia. At present, Chinese citizens can travel to Serbia for tourism, business, visiting relatives and friends, etc., and choose different types of visas according to the specific situation, such as tourist visas, business visas, visas to visit relatives and friends, etc. It should be noted that the conditions, materials and fees for different types of visa applications will be different, and applicants need to carefully read the application guidelines and requirements according to their specific situation, and prepare the application materials according to the requirements.

There are two ways to apply for a visa to Serbia: one is to apply for a visa through the Serbian embassy or consulate in China, and the other is to apply for a visa through the Serbian ** designated visa agency. Applicants can choose the application route that suits them according to their location and convenience.

In short, if you are a Chinese citizen planning to travel to Serbia, then please be sure to understand the Serbian visa requirements and application process in advance, and prepare the materials according to the requirements to avoid visa issues affecting your travel plan.

No, you don't. Serbia is visa-free for China, you can stay visa-free for 30 days, but it is not equal to one month, if you stay for 31 days, you will face being blacklisted and fined.

Serbia Visa Processing Steps:

1. Valid passport (passport valid for at least 90 days at the time of visa issuance);

2. Fill in the visa application form (can be filled in on behalf of you);

3. **2 inch 2 color photos with white background (cm);

4. Invitation letter or voucher;

a.For private visits, a verified invitation letter from a Serbian relative or friend is required.

5. Company dispatch letter (company letterhead stamped with official seal);

6. Hotel orders;

7. Proof of sufficient funds (pay stubs, bank statements, etc.) for the duration of your stay in Servo Orangevia.

8. Round-trip air ticket orders and itinerary.