China will resume issuing visas to Chinese citizens wishing to travel abroad, as well as tourists wishing to visit the country starting January 8.
The National Immigration Authority stated, in a notice, that the new procedures include the distribution of entry and exit permits from the People’s Republic of China, and entry and exit permits from border control areas.
A source from the Chinese embassy in Morocco told Hespress AR that “the consular services have provided facilitation measures of Moroccans to China, especially students who are pursuing their studies there.”
In order to promote human exchange between China and Morocco, China has adjusted visa policies for Moroccan students and citizens.
Students who want to go to China for a long time can apply for an “X1” visa, and students with an unexpired Chinese residence permit can enter China without applying for a visa.
China requires a university-issued certificate of enrollment for Moroccan students who have previously studied or continuing their studies there, in addition to having an amount of 60,000 dirhams in a bank account.
It also requires a valid airline ticket. These new measures come after the country’s recent decision to ease “Covid-19” control measures.
“In recent days, I have received instructions from Beijing to ensure the return of Moroccan students to China in order to continue their studies,” said the Chinese ambassador to Morocco.
“Only some small details related to consular services and visas remain.”
The Chinese embassy asked all students wishing to enroll in face-to-face studies to send their information via email, or to contact the embassy directly, so that they could know the approximate date and other relevant information through the authorities, in the event that they receive the green light to return.
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