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This post was originally published in TIBA China (EN). Read the original post: Visit us at the Canton Trade Fair

A visa is required to enter China unless you are a citizen of Singapore or Japan with a passport. There are visa procedures on arrival in China but they are subject to change. Therefore, if you are taking this option, it is advisable to consult with the Chinese consulate before you leave. Obtaining a visa is quite simple as the Chinese government encourages businesspeople to visit the Canton Fair.

There are various ways of obtaining a visa:

  1. Without an invitation letter. This option is not available to all nationalities.
  2. By means of an invitation letter from one of the exhibitors attending the fair.
  3. By means of an invitation letter from the Canton Fair itself.

There are specific requirements for each nationality so it is advisable to check with the Chinese consulate. However, the following links provide relevant information:

Read the original post: Visit us at the Canton Trade Fair;

Source: TIBA China (EN)

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