How do I apply for a visa if I have a passport?

Visa Application Procedure:

1) Submit a valid passport.

2) Submit various documents related to the purpose of application, such as birth certificates, marital status certificates, education certificates, and work history certificates.

3) Fill in and submit the visa application**; Provide me**.

4) Go to the embassy or consulate of the country in the country** to meet.

5) The embassy or consulate will submit the completed visa application and necessary supporting materials to the competent domestic departments for review and approval.

6) Go to the competent department of the country for the necessary review, and notify the embassy or consulate in the country of the approval opinion.

7) Pay the visa fee. You have to pay a fee when you submit a visa application, and some countries only charge a fee when your visa application is successful.

Legal basis: Law of the People's Republic of China on the Administration of Exit and Entry

Article 15 Except as otherwise provided in this Law, a foreigner shall apply to the visa authorities stationed abroad for visa application.

Article 17 The registration items of a visa include: the type of visa, the name, gender, date of birth, number of entries, validity period of entry, duration of stay, date and place of issue, passport or other international travel document number, etc.

Article 18 When applying for a visa, a foreigner shall submit his passport or other international travel documents and relevant materials of the reason for the application to the visa authorities stationed abroad, and go through the relevant formalities and be interviewed in accordance with the requirements of the visa authorities stationed abroad.

Article 19 Where a foreigner needs to provide an invitation letter issued by a unit or individual within the territory of China to apply for a visa, the applicant shall provide it in accordance with the requirements of the visa authorities stationed abroad. The unit or individual that issued the invitation letter shall be responsible for the authenticity of the content of the invitation.

Different countries will have slightly different documents required for a tourist visa. For example, Australia, New Zealand, the United States. These three countries, mandatory (choose 1 out of 3, if you have the ability, you can also provide more):

a. The balance of bank statements in the past six months shall not be less than 50,000 yuan (non-temporary avoidance deposit, it is recommended to provide salary card statements).

b. Certificate of deposit of more than 50,000 RMB (no need to freeze).

c. Proof of financial management of more than 50,000 RMB (**, treasury bonds, etc.).

East Asian countries, such as South Korea, require applicants to provide a bank card or bank account statement for the past 6 months.

Japan, on the other hand, is more complicated and needs to be provided.

1. The original salary card statement that can prove the income for one year, the total amount of funds for the salary is greater than 10,000 yuan and the monthly income is more than 8,500 yuan, and the bank counter needs to be stamped (if it is not possible to provide suggestions to upgrade others), others need to be provided (choose one of the two).

2. The original statement of bank savings card and debit card in the past year (issued by the bank counter) that can prove income, and the total amount of income should be greater than 100,000 yuan.

3. The front and back of the credit card gold card (excluding the gold card) are scanned and printed, and the credit card bill or card slip within the last 3 months (minimalist and ultra-minimalist ** are not required).

United Kingdom: It is necessary to distribute the original bank statement for nearly three months, and the balance of the proposal is at least 30,000 yuan (it is recommended not to deposit a large amount temporarily).

Germany: 1. The original statement details of the debit card in the applicant's name for the last 6 months (issued by the bank counter and stamped with the bank's official seal).

2. The last transaction record must be within 30 days from the date of delivery, and the last balance must be greater than the total cost of your planned trip.

3. Prefer a payroll card, if you don't have a payroll card, it is recommended to provide a well-documented debit card statement.

4. The Schengen Embassy attaches great importance to the transaction records of the statement, and it is recommended to provide a statement with good entry and exit records.

5. If the payroll card is a credit debit card, it is recommended to provide other debit card statements under your name for signature, and the embassy does not accept only credit card statements for signature.

France, Italy, Spain, Switzerland, Finland, Greece, Austria, Czech Republic.

1. The original statement details of the debit card in the applicant's name within the last 6 months (issued by the bank counter and stamped with the official seal of the bank).

2. The last transaction record must be within 30 days from the date of delivery, and the balance must be 10,000 RMB or equivalent in foreign currency.

3. Salary card is preferred, if there is no salary card, it is recommended to provide a statement with a good entry and exit record.

4. The Schengen Embassy attaches great importance to the transaction records of the statement, and it is recommended to provide a statement with good entry and exit records.

5. If the payroll card is a credit debit card, it is recommended to provide other debit card statements under your name for signature, and the embassy does not accept only credit card statements for signature.

Legal analysis: visa application process: the applicant needs to confirm the destination of travel, go to the embassy of the destination** or a qualified travel agency to ask for the information required for the corresponding visa, and apply for the visa as soon as possible within the validity period to ensure that the planned time can travel.

Legal basis: Law of the People's Republic of China on the Administration of Exit and Entry Article 4 The Ministry of Public Security and the Ministry of Public Security shall be responsible for the management of exit-entry affairs in accordance with their respective duties. Embassies and consulates of the People's Republic of China abroad or other overseas institutions entrusted by the People's Republic of China (hereinafter referred to as "visa authorities abroad") are responsible for issuing entry visas for foreigners abroad.

The exit/entry border inspection authorities are responsible for carrying out exit and entry border inspections. The local people's ** public security organs at or above the county level and their entry-exit code cluster management bodies are responsible for the management of foreigners' stay and residence. The Ministry of Public Security may, within the scope of their respective responsibilities, entrust the exit-entry administration of the local people's ** public security organs at or above the county level and the local people's ** foreign affairs department at or above the county level to accept applications for entry, stay and residence of foreigners.

The Ministry of Public Security and the Ministry of Public Security shall strengthen communication and cooperation in the administration of exit and entry affairs, and work closely with relevant departments to exercise their powers and assume responsibilities in accordance with their respective responsibilities and division of labor.