What about the Israeli visa?

Passport is valid for not less than 6 months;

A visa application form filled out and signed in English or Hebrew;

This form can be downloaded from the official website of the Israeli Embassy;

Two 5cm×5cm photos (light blue background, one posted in the upper right corner of the application form and one with name on the back of the passport);

Original certificate of the applicant's work unit (the person in charge of the company, the seal and the personal signature of the leader can be used);

Travel itinerary, hotel reservation form and confirmed round-trip air tickets;

Bank guarantee of RMB 20,000;

If one of the following conditions is met, no proof of bank funds is required:

The applicant has an American visa or a Schengen visa on his passport;

Or the applicant holds a permanent residence in Beijing, Shanghai or Guangzhou.

Detailed return address of the applicant.

Visa fee 160 yuan RMB, postage in 40 yuan RMB, paid through the local authorized outlets of China CITIC Bank, and the payment voucher shall be submitted.

Israel's visa can be signed face to face. If you live in Sichuan, it belongs to the jurisdiction of the Beijing Embassy.

However, embassies including Beijing are only open from Monday to Friday at 9- 12 to accept visa applications. Electronic products and bags can't be brought into the embassy, and other items are allowed to enter after passing the security check and answering some security questions raised by embassy staff.

It takes about one to two weeks for the embassy in Beijing to apply for a visa. If the materials are missing, they will be asked by the embassy to make up.

Or mail the application, send the application materials to the visa office of the embassy, and indicate the detailed return address. Passport will be sent back to the applicant by EMS.

If you have any other questions about applying for a visa, you can also find the phone number on the above webpage (the content in the webpage is actually very detailed). If you have any other questions, please refer to my Humpty Dumpty Travel Notes or keep asking questions.