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The Chinese government has waived its requirement that certain foreign nationals obtain a general invitation (PU) letter to enter China.
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Additional Information: As of June 8, the Shanghai Municipal Commission of Science and Technology will resume in-person services, such answering inquiries and accepting hard-copy applications.
BAL Analysis: Eligible foreign nationals will now be able to apply and obtain Z visas without having a PU letter. Those intending to apply for Z visas should work closely with their immigration provider to ensure they meet the work-visa application requirements.
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