China visa agent in Morbi
China L (tourist) and M (business) sticker visas via the Chinese Visa Application Service Centre — a precise, document-heavy embassy process where Explera’s document accuracy is the difference between approval and a delay.
We serve Morbi travellers for this visa entirely online — WhatsApp, phone and email — with document pickup across the Saurashtra belt and our Surat visa desk a short drive away.
Visa type
Tourist (L) / Business (M) visa (embassy)
Entry
Single / Double / Multiple
Stay
Up to 30 days per entry
Validity
3 months to 10 years, as granted
Processing
4–7 working days
Approval rate
92%
China visa — key points at a glance
- ✓Tourist (L) / Business (M) visa (embassy) for Indian passport holders
- ✓Permitted stay: Up to 30 days per entry
- ✓Entry: Single / Double / Multiple
- ✓Typical processing: 4–7 working days
- ✓Indicative cost from ₹9,800 per applicant
- ✓Embassy / VFS submission with biometrics
- ✓Approx. 92% approval on Explera-filed applications
Overview
China does not offer Indian passport holders a tourist e-visa or visa-on-arrival — every applicant submits a sticker visa through the Chinese Visa Application Service Centre (CVASC) in person or via an authorised agent, which Explera is. The form (mainland China visa application form, downloaded and completed precisely) and a fixed day-wise itinerary are scrutinised closely.
We handle both the L (tourist) and M (business, with an invitation letter from a Chinese entity) categories, and can secure multiple-entry visas for Surat’s ceramics, textile and machinery exporters who visit Yiwu, Guangzhou and Shenzhen repeatedly through the year.
Who needs a China visa?
Indian passport holders need a tourist (l) / business (m) visa (embassy) for China, submitted through the embassy or VFS with biometrics. A complete, well-presented file is decisive — Explera prepares your cover letter, itinerary, financials and forms to embassy standards.
Documents required
Passport
Valid 6+ months beyond stay, 2+ blank pages, plus all old passports showing prior China visas/entries if any.
Visa application form
Mainland China visa application form (COVA), completed and signed — Explera fills this with you.
Photograph
Recent 48×33 mm white-background photo per Chinese consulate spec.
Confirmed flights & hotel
Round-trip air ticket and hotel bookings for every night of the stay.
Day-wise itinerary
Detailed schedule matching your flight and hotel dates (Explera prepares this).
Bank statement
Last 6 months, showing sufficient funds for the trip.
Additional documents (case-by-case)
Business (M) applicants
Original invitation letter from the Chinese host company/trade fair on letterhead, naming the applicant, purpose and who bears costs.
Employed applicants
Employment/leave letter and 3 months’ salary slips.
Self-employed / trade visitors
GST certificate, company registration and business bank statement — common for Surat’s Yiwu/Guangzhou/Shenzhen buyers.
How to apply — step by step
- 1
Category & itinerary
We confirm L (tourist) vs M (business) and build a day-wise itinerary matching your bookings.
- 2
Document pack
Explera completes the COVA form and assembles photos, financials and (for M visas) the invitation letter.
- 3
CVASC submission
Application lodged at the Chinese Visa Application Service Centre — no interview required for most applicants.
- 4
Collect
Passport with the visa sticker returned in 4–7 working days (express options available at a higher fee).
China visa processing time, explained
Standard processing for a China visa is 4–7 working days from the date of biometric submission.
Peak season (summer holidays, Diwali and Christmas) and busy embassies can extend timelines, so we recommend applying at least 3–4 weeks before travel.
Explera applies with time to spare and keeps you updated at every stage — you can always reach the visa desk on +91 70963 32299.
Why China visas get refused — and how we prevent it
Most refusals come down to avoidable mistakes. Explera pre-screens every application against each of these before we file:
Incomplete, inconsistent or poorly-scanned documents
Insufficient or unexplained bank balance and unclear funding
Passport valid for less than 6 months or without blank pages
Weak travel history or an unconvincing purpose of visit for first-time applicants
Unconfirmed or unrealistic itinerary, tickets or hotel bookings
Tips for a smooth China visa
- ✓Keep your passport valid at least 6 months beyond your China travel dates, with 2+ blank pages.
- ✓Maintain a healthy, steady bank balance for 3–6 months before you apply — sudden large deposits raise questions.
- ✓Apply early: start your China visa at least 3–4 weeks before departure to absorb any delay.
- ✓Bundle your visa with flights, hotels and insurance through Explera — a complete, consistent file approves faster.
China visa FAQ
China visa in Morbi — your questions
Information last reviewed: July 2026. Visa rules, fees and processing times change frequently and are set by the destination authorities. The information above is indicative for Indian passport holders — Explera confirms the current requirements for your profile before you apply.
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