u/ButWhoKensei

Hey! I'm looking to travel to China for business, and will want to stay as long as possible (ideally 90 days, I have lots of ongoing factory relationships I want to maintain and new products launching), but this is my first time having to apply for the M visa myself.

I'm thinking the canton fair invite letter is the most easily accessible one, but I expect it won't be as liberal as multi-entry 90 day visa, is there anyone here who's had a successful multi-entry M visa, I'd love to hear your experience

Thanks!

Edit: I have a UK passport, since someone told me this is relevant. I worked in China for 1 year before now under the work visa, and 2 years before that studied for a year under the X1 visa.

Edit 2: I'd want to apply from the HK visa centre if that makes any difference, I'm in mainland right now already as my employment here visa comes to an end.

Hey! I'm looking to travel to China for business, and will want to stay as long as possible (ideally 90 days, I have lots of ongoing factory relationships I want to maintain and new products launching), but this is my first time having to apply for the M visa myself.

I'm thinking the canton fair invite letter is the most easily accessible one, but I expect it won't be as liberal as multi-entry 90 day visa, is there anyone here who's had a successful multi-entry M visa, I'd love to hear your experience

Thanks!