How long does it take to freeze the certificate of deposit abroad?

Legal analysis: The time required for a certificate of deposit for a visa varies depending on the type of visa. Study visas are required to be frozen, but business and tourism do not need to be frozen.

The freezing period is stipulated by each bank, usually three months. If you think it is not safe, you can also apply for half a year, whatever.

The freezing period of the deposit certificate needs to cover the visa processing process of the embassy. When the visa officer reviews your visa materials, the deposit certificate submitted to the visa officer is still within the freezing period. How long it takes to issue a visa depends on how long the freezing time is.

The embassy requires that the deposit certificate be issued 2 months before the visa is issued, and issuance of the deposit certificate is generally the last step in visa preparation. The visa is usually submitted within 1 to 2 weeks after issuance, and the embassy processing time is basically All are within one month, and the certificate of deposit is generally frozen for 2 or 3 months.

Legal basis: "Regulations of the People's Republic of China on the Entry and Exit Administration of Foreigners"

Article 6 Ordinary visas are divided into the following categories, and the corresponding Chinese language is marked on the visa Pinyin letters:

(1) C visa, issued to international train crews, international aircraft crew members, crew members of international sailing ships and their accompanying family members who perform crew, aviation, and shipping tasks and engage in international road transportation car driver.

(2) D visa, issued to people entering the country for permanent residence.

(3) F visa is issued to people entering the country to engage in exchanges, visits, inspections and other activities.

(4) G visa, issued to persons transiting through China.

(5) J1 visa is issued to foreign journalists stationed in Chinese news organizations; J2 visa is issued to foreign journalists who enter the country for short-term reporting and reporting.

(6) L-type visas are issued to people who enter the country for tourism; group L-type visas can be issued to those who enter the country for tourism in groups.

(7) M visa is issued to persons entering the country for commercial and trade activities.

(8) Q1 visa is issued to family members of Chinese citizens who apply for entry and residence for family reunification and family members of foreigners with Chinese permanent residence qualifications, as well as those who apply for entry and residence for foster care and other reasons. Personnel; Q2 visa is issued to relatives of Chinese citizens living in China who apply for short-term visit to relatives and relatives of foreigners with permanent residence status in China.

(9) R visa is issued to high-level foreign talents needed by the country and urgently needed specialized talents.

(10) S1 visa is issued to the spouses, parents, children under 18 years old, and spouse’s parents of foreigners who apply for entry for long-term visit to relatives and reside in China for work, study, etc. and those who need to stay in China for other personal matters; S2 visa is issued to family members of foreigners who apply for entry for short-term visits to relatives for work, study, etc., as well as those who need to stay in China for other personal matters. Persons staying in the country.

(11) X1 visa is issued to those who apply for long-term study in China; X2 visa is issued to those who apply for short-term study in China.

(12) Z visa, issued to persons applying to work in China.