What visa is M?

1, m visa is a "business person" visa.

2. The Regulation on the Entry and Exit of Foreigners came into effect on September 3, 2003. Chinese visas are divided into diplomatic visas, courtesy visas, official visas and ordinary visas.

P is a private passport, a passport held by ordinary citizens.

Class F is an official passport, which is generally used once. For example, the police will get temporary official passports when arresting people and investigating cases abroad.

There is also a diplomatic courtesy passport for officials (diplomats, presidents, relatives, mayors above senior officials).

There are some differences between the use of official passports and diplomatic passports. Some countries with diplomatic relations have an agreement that they can enter the country directly without a visa and take the official channel without border inspection and queuing.

Extended data

1, divided into long-term visas and short-term visas according to the length of time. The concept of a long-term visa is to stay in the destination country for more than 3 months. It usually takes a long time to apply for a long-term visa, regardless of the purpose of the visit. A visa that stays in the destination country for no more than 3 months is called a short-term visa, and it takes a relatively short time to apply for a short-term visa.

2. According to the number of entry, it can be divided into single entry visa and multiple entry visa.

3. According to the number of users, it can be divided into individual visa and group visa.

4. According to the convenience provided for the holder: there are separate paper visas, visas on arrival, etc.

The visas in most countries in the world are divided into diplomatic visas, official visas and ordinary visas.

6. There are four kinds of visas in People's Republic of China (PRC): diplomatic visa, courtesy visa, official visa and ordinary visa, which are issued to foreigners who apply for entry.

Reference visa (a document of the Exit-Entry Administration) _ Baidu Encyclopedia?