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China Tourism Visa for Pakistani Passport
Last updated: 1 Nov 2026
12viewsLast updated: 1 Nov 2026
You need a L (Group) Tourist Visa
Eligibility can depend on your full travel profile and may change. Always verify with official sources before you travel.
E‑visa not available for your profile
Plan for a sticker visa or embassy submission.
Visa Required
Yes
E-Visa
No
On Arrival
No
Insurance
No
Health
None
Visa fee
Visa Status & Eligibility
Visa required
No visa exemption exists for Pakistani ordinary passport holders, who must obtain a visa prior to travel
Visa exemption
No visa exemption exists for Pakistani ordinary passport holders, who must obtain a visa prior to travel
Application notes
- Pakistani ordinary passport holders applying for tourism must join an authorized tourist group of at least five people via a licensed tour operator
- Pakistani ordinary passport holders are exempt from Chinese embassy visa fees under a bilateral agreement, but service fees apply at the visa center
- Applicants must complete the online application form using the official COVA portal at cova.mfa.gov.cn
- Physical document submission must be completed in person at the designated Gerry's Chinese Visa Application Service Center based on the applicant's permanent residence
- A Police Character Certificate attested by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Pakistan is a mandatory application requirement
- Processing typically takes four working days after submission to the visa center, with no urgent service available at the embassy level
Application Process
- 1
Step 1
Complete the online visa application form at cova.mfa.gov.cn and print the confirmation page and signed form
- 2
Step 2
Receive the Online Visa Approved email notification following your COVA submission
- 3
Step 3
Submit your passport, confirmation page, and original supporting documents in person at Gerry's Chinese Visa Application Service Center for your consular district
- 4
Step 4
Pay the Gerry's CVASC service fee and collect your passport when processing is complete
Step 1
Complete the online visa application form at cova.mfa.gov.cn and print the confirmation page and signed form
Step 2
Receive the Online Visa Approved email notification following your COVA submission
Step 3
Submit your passport, confirmation page, and original supporting documents in person at Gerry's Chinese Visa Application Service Center for your consular district
Step 4
Pay the Gerry's CVASC service fee and collect your passport when processing is complete
Document Checklist
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Application documents
- Printed COVA online application form and confirmation page
- Valid Pakistani passport with at least six months validity and blank pages
- Invitation Letter for Tourist Group
- Police Character Certificate attested by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Pakistan
- Recent passport-sized photographs meeting official specifications
- CNIC Computerized National Identity Card copy
- Last 6 months bank statements showing sufficient funds
- Return or onward travel ticket
Health Requirements
Health Requirements
MedicalNo mandatory vaccinations are required for entry for travelers arriving from Pakistan
Destination at a glance
Capital
Beijing
Continent
Asia
Currency
Yuan Renminbi (CNY)
Phone code
+86
Language
Mandarin
Exchange rate
1 CNY = 41.2639 PKR
Currency converter
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4,126.39
USD
14.96
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Frequently asked questions
Where do I submit my visa application?▾
You must submit your application and supporting documents at the Gerry's Chinese Visa Application Service Center corresponding to your permanent residence
How long does the visa processing take?▾
Processing typically takes four working days after your documents are submitted to the visa center
Is there a fee for the visa itself?▾
Pakistani ordinary passport holders are exempt from Chinese embassy visa fees, though a service fee is charged by the visa center