How to get a China visa from Cape Verde

• This business visa is issued to foreigners who are traveling to China to engage in any kind of business activity.
• This visa allows its holders to negotiate and sign business contracts while in the country.
• This visa allows its holders to attend conferences, seminars, trade fairs, and workshops while in China.
• Applicants who are employed are to provide a certificate of employment from their employer.
• The letter should introduce the applicant and state their job position and salary level.
• This letter should also state the duration and purpose of the applicant's visit.
• An official letter of invitation from the host company in China should be provided.
• The letter should be printed on the company’s letterhead and must contain the contact information of the company.
• The letter must also contain the nature of the business to be carried out by the applicant in China.
• The business letter must also state who will be taking up the responsibility of the applicant’s expenses in the country.
• If there have been previous business dealings between the two companies, proof of this should be provided.
• Non-citizens of Cape Varde are to provide a copy of their Cape Verdean residence permit.
• Proof of payment of visa application fees should be also submitted.

• The Chinese student's visa is issued to students who wish to study in any of the academic institutions in China.
• This visa is valid for 6 months.
• Applicants of this visa must have been offered admission into one of the institutions in China otherwise, they will be refused of this visa.
• A letter of acceptance from the institution the applicant has been accepted in is to be submitted.
• The letter should state the course the applicant has been offered and the duration of the study program.
• Applicants of this visa are to provide certificates and transcripts gotten from the schools they have previously attended.
• Applicants of this visa must have a clean criminal record.
• Foreign students are allowed to work for a period of time provided that it does not interfere with their study program.
• Holders of this visa are to apply for a residence permit within 30 days of their arrival in China.
• Proof of payment of visa application fee should be provided.

• This visa is for persons who wish to visit China for tourism purposes and also visit family and friends.
• This visa allows you to stay in China for a period of 30 days.
• This visa is valid for 90 days.
• You are not allowed to engage in any form of business or trading while in China.
• Previous visas are to be made available if any.
• Applicant's most recent monthly bank statement clearly showing the applicant's name as the account holder is to be submitted.
• The account balance and the date of the statement of the account are to be also included.
• If the statement was printed online, then it has to be authenticated by the bank.
• You are to submit an invitation letter from your host in China if you are going visiting.
• The letter should clearly state your relationship with them and their contacts and address.
• If your host is not a Chinese citizen, they are to make available their resident's permit.
• A letter from your employer on the company's letterhead, with contact details, is to be also submitted.
• The letter must state that a leave of absence has been granted.
• The purpose and duration of the trip, and that you will be returning to your current job must be also stated in the letter.
• The company's current bank statement for the last 6 months, Income Tax Return(ITR) and Original payslips are also required.
• If the applicant is self-employed, they are to submit a copy of their business license, company bank statement of the last 6 months and Income Tax Return (ITR).
• Students are to submit an official letter from their school indicating that they are registered for the upcoming semester.
• They are also to submit a No-Objection certificate from their school or University.
• Retirees are to submit proof of their retirement funds.
• Hotel bookings/reservation(s) for the duration of your visit is to be submitted.
• Flight Bookings/reservations(s) for China and return ticket.

The official currency of China is Renminbi(RMB) or Chinese Yuan(CYN). Hong Kong Dollars may be accepted in stores near Hong Kong but the exchange terms will be unfavorable. You can exchange USD in banks in large cities and in local hotels but the best and most convenient option for you is to make use of the exchange counter at the airport.

The maximum account that can be taken in and out of China is 5000USD in cash or 200RMB both for visitors and citizens or you will have to declare it to customs.