Please be aware that the China Visa Center will be closed from 1–8 October 2025 for Chinese National Day and the Mid-Autumn Festival. Visa processing during this period may be delayed.
Multiple Entry Business Visa (M Visa) is a type of visa issued by the Chinese government to ASEAN nationals engaging in business activities such as visiting trade partners, attending exhibitions, negotiating contracts, or making routine visits to companies in China.
This visa is valid for up to 5 years, depending on the validity of the passport, with a maximum stay of 180 days per visit for Indonesian business people who meet the requirements, as well as their spouses and children.
Applicants can apply from their home country or from a third country such as Indonesia, as long as they have an official residence permit. This visa is suitable for business practitioners who frequently travel to China and need repeated access without having to apply for a new visa each time.
To be eligible for this visa, you need to fulfill all of the following conditions:
- You must have at least one China visa in any type previously.
- Application for this visa requires a business invitation letter from a company in China.
- For a first visit to China, select the Single Entry Visa only.
Please upload a scan of all pages of your current passport that contain immigration stamps or visas, from the identity page to the last endorsement page.
- Plain white-colored clothing is strictly not allowed;
- New photos, no older than six months;
- Minimum size 40 KB;
- Minimum pixel 354 x 472;
- Photo size 3.3 cm X 4.8;
- Plain white photo background;
- Clear frontal view of the face;
- Hat is not allowed to be worn
- No edit allowed
We also offer a photo printing service for your upcoming visa appointment. Click here to purchase and get your photos printed in time.
Invitation letter from a Chinese company. Also attached is a copy of the company's SIUP (business license) from China. The invitation letter must include:
- Information about the invited party (name, gender, passport number, etc.)
- Information about the visit (purpose, arrival and departure dates, relationship with the inviter, places to be visited, party responsible for costs in China)
- Information about the inviting party (name, phone number, signature, address, official seal)
If the invitation letter is from an individual in China: it must include a copy of the inviting individual's ID from China, an example can be viewed here
National ID (KTP)
Certificate that shows that you & your dependent are family from your country
