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A Chinese tourist visa, also known as an L Visa, allows travellers to enter China for leisure, sightseeing, visiting friends and family, or cultural exploration. It’s typically a short-stay visa, but multiple-entry options are also available depending on your eligibility.
If you’re applying for a tourist visa for China from Australia, Kritin Global provides complete guidance - from filling out your visa application form to ensuring all Chinese tourist visa requirements are accurately met.
Explore China’s historical wonders, natural landscapes, and modern cities.
Visit your loved ones living in China with ease and convenience.
Attend festivals, cultural programs, or short courses.
Attend exhibitions, trade fairs, or meetings (see M Visa).
Pass through China to another destination (transit visa or visa-free transit may apply).
Some travellers may be eligible for visa-free or simplified entry, depending on nationality, length of stay, and travel purpose.
Contact us for the latest advice on your China tourist visa application.
Most foreign nationals must secure a valid Chinese visa before entry.
Kritin Global helps determine your eligibility and ensures a smooth visa application process.
Most travellers must obtain a visa unless their nationality qualifies for China’s visa exemption policies.
Even if visa-free entry is allowed, travellers staying longer than the permitted period must apply for a visa.
You’ll need a visa if your trip involves tourism, business meetings, employment, or visiting family members in China.
Australian citizens typically require a tourist visa for China from Australia for stays longer than the visa-free period. Recent policies have introduced visa-free options for short-term travel, but these vary and are subject to change. Always check the latest China tourist visa requirements or speak with our consultants for tailored advice.
Ensure all documents are accurate and up to date before submission.
Kritin Global reviews your file to prevent delays or visa rejections.
Must have at least 6 months’ validity remaining with a minimum of one blank page for visa stamping.
The Chinese tourist visa form must be accurately filled and signed — ensure there are no errors or missing details.
Submit a recent color photograph taken within the last 6 months with a white background and clear visibility.
Provide confirmed details such as entry and exit dates, hotel bookings, or a formal invitation from your host.
Show proof of a confirmed return or onward flight demonstrating your intent to leave China after your stay.
Include bank statements, employment verification, or a sponsorship letter to prove financial stability.
If visiting friends or family or staying in a private home, include an invitation letter with the host’s details.
Kritin Global assists you at every step — from choosing the right visa to tracking your China tourist visa application.
Based on your passport, trip purpose, and stay duration.
Select from tourist, business, work, transit, or family visit visas.
Application form, valid passport, travel plans, proof of funds, and supporting documents.
Schedule a visit to a Chinese Visa Application Centre or the nearest embassy.
Submit biometrics and attend an interview if required.
Fees vary depending on visa type, nationality, and processing speed.
Standard processing time is 4–7 working days.
Our team at Kritin Global reviews all documents to minimize your risk of rejection and ensure your visa application meets every China tourist visa requirement.
Errors, missing fields, or inaccurate details on the visa application form can lead to immediate refusal.
Passports with insufficient validity or damage are often rejected during the visa verification stage.
Lack of confirmed travel dates, unclear itinerary, or conflicting travel details can delay or deny approval.
Missing bank statements, hotel confirmations, or sponsor details can cause your visa to be rejected.
If the reason for your trip is vague or unsupported by documentation, the visa may not be approved.
Previous immigration offenses, overstays, or visa misuse can negatively affect new applications.
Failure to meet photo size requirements or provide accurate biometrics may result in application rejection.
We go beyond visa processing — offering strategic guidance, personalised support, and up-to-date information for all travellers applying for a tourist visa for China from Australia.
Speak with our China tourist visa experts about your travel needs.
We assess your eligibility for visa-free entry or fast-tracked visas.
Ensure accuracy and completeness of your China tourist visa application form.
From form submission to appointment scheduling, with step-by-step guidance.
We monitor your visa application status and provide prompt feedback.
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