What documents should I submit for a tourist visa?

Documents to be submitted for tourist visa:

1. Original passport: generally, the validity period is required to be at least half a year;

2. Photos: The number of photos required by different embassies is different, generally 1-2. Generally, a recent photo is required within one year, and individual embassies also require color photos;

3. Visa application forms are different in different countries: in some countries, different types of visas need different forms. The most commonly used languages are: the official language of the destination country, English or the applicant's mother tongue;

4. Personal credit certificate: deposit certificate, real estate license, vehicle license, certificate of holding stocks, bonds, credit cards, etc. Others, such as identity cards, personal and family household registration books, business cards, etc.

5. Reasons for application: written materials such as invitations sent abroad, overseas employment contracts, admission notices from overseas schools, and correspondence with overseas businesses can all be used as reasons for application. The employment certificate and guarantee issued by our company should be printed in the official language or English of the destination country, signed by the leader and stamped with the official seal. Some embassies also require a copy of the company's business license and company brochures. ;

6. Travel arrangements: round-trip air tickets or orders, hotel reservations, schedules, overseas insurance, etc. Visa fees and deposits Almost all embassies charge visa fees, but the rates are different. Some embassies charge deposits for certain types of visas;

7. Notarized materials: Notarization adds a guarantee for the authenticity of materials. Notarization procedures should be handled in the notary office.

Legal basis: Article 2 of the Regulations on the Administration of the Use of Visa Commissioner Cards for Outbound Tourism Teams.

The visa agent card as mentioned in these Provisions refers to the certificate that the Bureau of International Exchanges and Cooperation of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, according to the bilateral tourism agreement signed between China and relevant countries and regions, proves the identity of the visa agent of the outbound tour group (hereinafter referred to as the "visa agent") to embassies and consulates in China in order to facilitate the outbound tour group to apply for the visa of the outbound tour group in the destination country and region of embassies and consulates in China.