The way to Ukraine

Now Ukraine is not a tourist destination country for China citizens, so it is impossible to travel to Ukraine. There are three main ways:

1, studying abroad,

2. Business inspection,

3. Visiting relatives (not recommended).

1. Studying abroad: You can apply for studying abroad if you have a nationally recognized high school education (or equivalent). If there are people there, you can ask friends there to help you get the invitation, and the cost will not be too high. Otherwise, they will naturally make a fortune through the intermediary. After getting the invitation letter, go through the relevant formalities, such as physical examination and justice. Then, apply for an entry visa at the Consular Office of the Ukrainian Embassy in China.

2. Business investigation: the situation is similar to studying abroad, but no academic qualifications are required, as long as Ukrainian companies with legal personality send invitations. (If you don't know companies and legal persons in Ukraine, you can also get invitations through some companies that specialize in this kind of business. Similar to the nature of studying abroad intermediary. ) Because Ukraine follows the "anti-visa" procedure, that is, although visas are issued by embassies abroad, the approval authority is still in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Justice of China. So the formalities should be complete, otherwise it will be very sad.

Visa requirements in Ukraine

Passport Passport must be valid for more than half a year. If you have an old passport, please provide it.

2, photos 4 two-inch color photos on a white background.

3. Foreign invitation materials (the invitation letter must be original), and the original foreign invitation letter (indicating the inviter, invitee's company, address, telephone number and position). At the same time, the invitation letter must be registered and stamped by the Foreign Entry-Exit Administration of the Ministry of the Interior of the city or region where it is located.

4. Original Chinese letter of introduction

A the original letter of introduction must be written on the company stationery, with the company name, official seal and signature of the person in charge; There must be an address and phone number that can be inquired by the consulate.

B business card: the address, telephone number and name provided must be correct and true, so you can contact me.

5. A copy of the qualification certificate, business license or corporate code book of China Company shall be stamped with the official seal;

6. A copy of the personal data ID card must be in the original ID card, and the copy must be clear.

7. Application Form The application form can be filled in Chinese.

Extended data:

Relations with China

199165438+On February 27th, China recognized Ukrainian independence. 199265438+1October 4th, China and Ukraine established diplomatic relations at the ambassadorial level. After the establishment of diplomatic relations, bilateral relations have developed healthily and steadily.

20 10 in September, President Yanukovych paid a state visit to China, and the two countries signed a joint statement and other bilateral cooperation documents, which comprehensively raised the level of friendly and cooperative relations between China and Ukraine. 20 1 1 In April, Premier Azarov visited China and attended the 201annual meeting of Boao Forum for Asia.

20 1 1 In June, President Hu Jintao paid a state visit to Ukraine, and the two sides signed the Joint Statement of the People's Republic of China and Ukraine on Establishing and Developing Strategic Partnership. Determine the new direction of bilateral relations. Political relations have been improved in an all-round way, and pragmatic cooperation mechanisms have been improved. Economic and trade cooperation has developed well.

20 13 12 5. China President Xi Jinping held a welcoming ceremony in the Great Hall of the People to welcome Ukrainian President Yanukovych to visit China. The two sides signed the Treaty of Friendship and Cooperation between People's Republic of China (PRC) and Ukraine, and China promised to provide Ukraine with security guarantee in case of nuclear threat.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Ukraine