
Skip the consulate guesswork. APVI handles every step of your M visa application — from invitation letter review to direct embassy submission — so your team gets to China without delays.
Chinese visa requirements have changed significantly in recent years — incorrect applications are commonly rejected. Let us handle it right the first time.












Chinese consulate requirements vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. APVI specialists track every policy shift in real time — and review every application before it's submitted.
We prepare the paperwork and submit directly to the Chinese consulate. You handle the meetings.
Choose your visa type and processing speed. Tell us when you're traveling — we work backward from that date.
Upload your application online for review. We email a prepaid overnight FedEx label for your originals.
We submit directly to the consulate and overnight your stamped passport back to your door.

Most travelers don't realize how easy it is for an M visa to be bounced back for a small invitation-letter formatting issue — until they're already past their travel date.
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Processing times vary by consulate. We offer standard and expedited options to meet your travel timeline. Most clients receive their visa within 5–10 business days of consulate submission.
The M visa is China's business/commercial visa for those attending trade fairs, business meetings, contract negotiations, or other commercial activities. It's the most common visa for U.S. business travelers to China.
We review every document for accuracy before submission, dramatically reducing rejection risk. If an issue arises, our specialists work directly with the consulate to resolve it.
In most cases, no. We handle document submission on your behalf. Some consulates may require fingerprinting — we'll let you know upfront based on your jurisdiction.
Typically: a valid passport (6+ months validity, 2+ blank pages), passport photos, completed application form, invitation letter from a Chinese company, and proof of employment. Our specialists guide you through the exact requirements for your situation.
Absolutely. We work with HR departments and travel managers to process multiple visas simultaneously with dedicated account support and consolidated billing.