What paper do I need to print an e-visa?

The electronic visa generally needs to be printed on A4 paper. Strictly speaking, there is no restriction on paper specifications, as long as it is printed clearly.

First, the electronic visa application process:

Electronic visa application materials, like ordinary visa requirements, should be carefully prepared according to the checklist of the immigration bureau, and do not need to be actually sent. Its main feature is electronic application.

First of all, the overseas study service institutions authorized to apply for electronic visas (not yet open to individuals) will first scan the relevant personal application materials, then enter a specific password and send it to the Australian Overseas Study Visa Processing Center (OPC) in the form of electronic text to start the trial;

E-visa is a smartsystem. After it accepts the application, each application will automatically generate a TRN(TransactionReferenceNumber) and a physical examination form, which will be printed out immediately by the overseas study service institution. The approval status can be queried online at any time through TRN, and students can designate hospitals for physical examination with the printed physical examination form.

The visa trial center will conduct the trial in the form of "paperless office" and notify the service agencies studying abroad of the final trial result, namely the visa approval letter, through network transmission;

The service institution for studying abroad sends the applicant's valid passport to the Shanghai Consulate General, affixes the paper visa to the passport, and the Consulate General sends it back to the service institution for studying abroad.

After the implementation of the e-visa business, all of them adopt the way of online examination and approval, which greatly simplifies the whole trial procedure and saves months of domestic and foreign visa evaluation and mailing materials. So the review speed will be greatly accelerated.

Two. Countries promoting e-visa:

Australia has an electronic visa system. You don't need an Australian passport, you don't need to enter Australia, and you don't need to stay in Australia. When boarding in Australia, airline personnel will confirm that passengers have valid Australian visas through electronic system before boarding, and then they can go to Australia. ?

In order to promote Cambodia's tourism industry, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation of Cambodia launched an electronic visa in April 2006. China citizens who travel to Cambodia are allowed to apply for an e-visa through the Internet, and they are required to have a hard copy of the e-visa when entering Cambodia.

To apply for an e-visa, you can log on to the website through the Internet and provide the required materials as required. When leaving the country, citizens should go through customs clearance procedures with valid passports and printed electronic visas. It is not convenient to put the printed pages of e-visa on their passports. ?

20 16 The launching ceremony of Malaysian e-visa was held in Beijing. At the first stage, e-visa was only available to tourists living in Chinese mainland, then to China citizens living outside Chinese mainland, and finally extended to other countries, such as India, Myanmar, Nepal and Sri Lanka.

E-visa is only applicable to tourists who travel to Malaysia or visit relatives and friends from the date of visa issuance and stay for no more than 30 days. Tourists who visit Malaysia only within three months from the date of visa issuance. The Malaysian government will also implement visa-free entry policy for China tourists who stay less than 1 5 days from March1day, 2065438 to February 3 1 day, 2065438.