What information is needed for a tourist group to apply for a visa?

1. The materials involved are as follows:

1. Original passport: generally required to be valid for at least six months.

2. Photos: Different embassies require different numbers of photos, usually 1-2 photos. Generally, a recent photo taken within one year is required, and some embassies also require color photos.

3. Visa application forms vary from country to country: in a few countries, different types of visas require different forms. The most commonly used languages ??for filling out the form are: the official language of the country of destination, English or the applicant’s native language.

4. Personal credit certificate: certificate of deposit, real estate certificate, car ownership certificate, certificate of holding stocks, bonds and credit cards, etc. Others such as ID card, household registration booklet of yourself and your family, business cards, etc.

5. Reasons for application: Written materials such as invitation letters from overseas, overseas employment contracts, admission notices from overseas schools, correspondence and telecoms with overseas business, can all be used as reasons for application. The employment certificate and letter of guarantee issued by my unit should preferably be printed on official paper with the unit's letterhead and mailing address and of good quality, in the official language of the country of destination or English, signed by the leader and stamped with the official seal. Some embassies also require a copy of the company's business license, company brochures, etc.

6. Journey arrangements: round-trip air tickets or orders, hotel reservations, schedule, overseas insurance, etc. Visa Fees and Security Deposits Almost all embassies charge visa fees, but the rates vary. Some embassies charge a security deposit for certain types of visas.

7. Notarization of materials: Notarization adds a guarantee to the authenticity of the materials. Notarization procedures are handled at the notary office.

2. Divided into overseas notarization and domestic notarization:

1. Overseas notarization: Some embassies require invitation letters issued overseas, business licenses of overseas inviting units and other documents to be notarized by the country of destination. Notarization by the agency. Foreign notarization shall be handled by the inviting party in its own country.

2. Domestic notarization: Some embassies require applicants to provide proof of employment, kinship and notarization of unit business license. This type of notarization is handled at domestic notary offices. Authentication Authentication is similar in nature to notarization.

3. Certification process: Applicants submit the materials that need certification (such as employment certificates, family relationships, etc.) to the Certification Office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of my country, which will then forward them to the embassy or relevant agencies for confirmation. Materials that require certification generally need to be notarized first. The above materials are not required for visas in all countries. Some countries require more cumbersome materials, while some countries require simpler materials. Different types of visas from the same country may require different application materials. The required materials are also related to the applicant's personal situation. Different people (such as with different household registrations) may need different materials to apply for the same visa.

Legal basis:

"Regulations on the Administration of the Use of Visa Specialist Cards of Outbound Tourism Organizations"

Article 2: The term "Visa Specialist" as referred to in these regulations Card refers to the bilateral travel agreement signed between my country and relevant countries and regions. In order to facilitate outbound travel agencies to apply for outbound travel group visas from the embassies and consulates of the outbound travel destination countries and regions in China, it is issued by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism for International Exchange A document printed by the Cooperation Bureau and used to certify the identity of the outbound travel group tourist visa handler (hereinafter referred to as the "Visa Specialist") to the embassies and consulates in China.

Travel agencies in my country that have obtained outbound tourism business licenses can apply for visa specialist cards.