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Planning your trip to China for R+T Asia 2025? Here's how to apply for your visa and ensure a smooth and hassle-free process.
Whether you require a visa to enter China or qualify for visa-free entry, your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the date of entry.
Remember check your passport expiration date well in advance of your trip.
China offers multiple visa-free travel policies for foreign nationals, allowing citizens from a wide range of countries to visit China for short-term stays (14, 30, or 90 days).
Before making travel arrangements, verify whether you require a visa to enter China.
The nearest Chinese Embassy or Consulate in your country is the only official authority that can confirm your visa requirements and eligibility for visa-free entry. We strongly recommend contacting the Chinese embassy or consulate in your country directly for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
If you require a business travel visa for visiting R+T Asia, you will need:
An official Invitation Letter
Supporting application documents
Processing time is typically at least one week. We recommend planning 2–4 weeks in total.
Please note: R+T Asia organizers do not issue invitation letters for visitors.
For assistance with your visa for visiting expo in China, please contact the official travel agency:
Orient Explorer Shanghai
Mr. Seven Liu
Tel: +86 21 51099795
Mobile: +86 17321367242
Email: booking(at)orient-explorer.com.cn
Alternatively, your Chinese business partner may issue the required Invitation Letter.
A Tourist Visa is often the simplest option for short-term visa travel to R+T China:
Usually valid for 30 days
Typically does not require an invitation letter
Requires flight and hotel bookings
Always confirm the latest requirements for your visa to enter China with your local Chinese Embassy before applying.
We wish you smooth visa arrangements and a safe and pleasant trip to R+T Asia 2026 in Shanghai.
27-29 May 2026
National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai)
