What are the procedures required to study abroad, visit relatives or work? What s the difference? Te

Your problem is too big, you can write a ** out. It's like asking what kind of wife you want.

In any case, to put it simply, go to the Public Security Bureau to apply for a passport first. Then ask the foreign institution for proof (study abroad - admission letter, visit relatives - certificate from relatives living abroad, work - employment contract of the registered employer abroad), and finally, apply for a visa at the embassy of the destination country in China. Once you get your visa, you're off.

The most important of these is the second step, which is influenced by financial resources, the purpose of going abroad, foreign language proficiency, personal experience, etc. Specific problems are analyzed on a case-by-case basis. It's better to ask an agent.

The difference between the two questions you are asking is that the types of visas are different and therefore of different nature. Family visits are short-term visas, and work is long-term, and according to the policies of various countries, family visits are generally few or non-extendable, and work permits can be extended. The most important thing is a passport, you should know this, right?

A letter of kinship is required to visit relatives; If you work part-time, is it divided into whether the employer directly hires you or goes to a domestic qualification company? Go to a domestic company, you save a lot of trouble, of course, if you have foreign relations, you can save a considerable amount of money by hiring you directly, depending on your ability! I wonder if I can give you a satisfactory answer with this hand-typed hand?

Instead of wasting time here, it is better to find an intermediary to help.

1. Invitation letter issued by the visited relatives.

2. Notarial certificate of the relationship between oneself and the relatives being visited (go to the notary office with the household registration book or the certificate of the relevant unit).

3. Personal identity notarization (also go to the notary office with the relevant certificates, if you have retired, you have to do a retirement certificate, and indicate how much the pension is).

4. Apply for a private passport (go to the local exit and entry administration office with your ID card and household registration booklet).

5. To purchase outbound personal accident insurance, if the age of visiting relatives is over 70 years old, it must be purchased by the visited relatives abroad.

6. Order a round-trip ticket to the visited relatives (only take the booking slip, no need to pay).

7. To apply for a visa at the embassy or consulate of the country you are visiting, you can also send the relevant materials to the relatives you are visiting, and the relevant institutions in the country (such as the immigration bureau) will complete the visa and then send it to you.

Information provided by a friend:

1. A copy of the passport: The first page of the British passport has a signature, so the copy of the last page is not used.

2. Invitation letter: indicate the relationship, indicate the invitation time, note that it should be the same as the time of your trip, indicating the provision of accommodation, food and transportation, etc.

3. Proof of work in the unit: explain what position the person is in and how long he has worked.

4. Any document that can prove that the person has a stable income chain in the UK: My friend provided a copy of the bank card, the title deed and utility bills, and a personal business card.

Applicants who go abroad to visit relatives and travel usually need to apply for notarization of birth;

No criminal record;

Kinship; Proof of marital status (marriage certificate, divorce certificate, unmarried certificate, etc.);

Proof of work experience, proof of income, proof of tax payment, etc.;

The applicant's financial guarantee certificate and guardianship power of attorney (generally including bank deposit certificate, house ownership certificate, income certificate, financial guarantee statement of the minor's parents, and notarized guardianship power of attorney of the minor's parents);

Other notarization matters that need to be applied for according to the requirements of different countries or regions.

First of all, apply for a passport, and apply for an entry visa at the embassy or consulate of the country you intend to go to with your passport and related materials, as well as the invitation letter and financial guarantee of your relatives abroad.