I am a vietnamese and i want to travel to Hongkong so i would need to apply for HK visa in my place, Ho Chi Minh City but i tried to contact to China Consulate General office but without of reach.
Could you please help me inform that what is documents required for HK visa for vietnamese citizen ???
Your advise are very much appreciate.
Thank you so much.
Sep. 18,2009 04:51 Mrs.Destiny replied:
Try to contact the Immigration Department of Hk for help by enquiry hotline at (852) 2824 6111 or by fax at (852) 2877 7711.
12.
Sep. 1,2009 06:00
Reply
Mr.K said:
hi, what is the visa application charges like ?
Sep. 1,2009 20:45 Mr.Steve replied:
You may get the visa fee from the official website of the China emabssy in Vietnam. http://vn.chineseembassy.org/vn/
13.
Aug. 19,2009 10:45
Reply
Mr.Makara(China) said:
Dear Brothers and sisters! I am Cambodian, but I lived in china(Kunming).I have plan to visit Vietnam in Hanoi with my vacation. And I have heard Cambodia people will be geting visa into Vietnam free, right? If it doesn't true, Ple tell me how to do? Have a good day!
Aug. 20,2009 02:43 Mr.Read replied:
Contact the Consulate General of Socialist Republic of Vietnam in Kunming for exact info. Tel: 86-871-3183092, 13888335335 Fax: 86-871-3183085
14.
Jul. 15,2009 00:19
Reply
Mrs.Santi(Spain) said:
JULY 03, 2009
I was at the Chinese Embassy in Hanoi and was unfortunately confirmed that they do NOT issue visas for tourists ANYMORE (it used to be possible but the rule changed), only to foreigners living and working in Vietnam and able to prove it.
Could anybody check if they deliver visa to TOURISTS at the Chinese Embassy in BANGKOK ???
Cheers,
Jul. 15,2009 01:28 Mr.Boris replied:
you can call 66-2-2457033, 2457036 (for Passport & Visa)between 09:00 and 11:30, Monday-Friday (except holidays) to get the exact answer.
Jul. 19,2009 02:38 Mr.James(England) replied:
I havent got it yet but the cnsulate in Ho Chi Minh is curently procesing my visa. I have a Brtish passport. Fingers crossed i should get it monday (2 Day process)
15.
Jul. 6,2009 02:23
Reply
Mr.Shafayet Anam(Bangladesh) said:
I am a Bangladesh by Citizen living in Hanoi, Vietnam for over a year. I would like to go for a personal visit to HK for coupler of days. I have heard that China embassy deals with HK visa here in Vietnam. I also have come to know that for issuing HK visa an invitation letter is required from HK. I work for a HK based financial organization. My company will provide all type of papers related to my employment with the visa application, but will not issue any invitation letter as it’s not an official visit. As I do not have any channel in HK to get such letter, may I know if there is any other alternative way to get a HK visit visa without submission the invitation letter?
Jul. 6,2009 04:03 Mrs.Audrey replied:
You have to contact the Chinese embassy in Vietnam for help, who can give you practical advice.
16.
Jul. 4,2009 09:32
Reply
Mr.jay(Canada) said:
I am in Hoi An in central Vietnam. I wish to enter PRC by foot after having taken the train from Hanoi. I will be in Hanoi day after tomorrow (Monday) and wish to be on my way as soon as possible. However, I need to also apply for a re-entry visa in Vietnam from Vietnam so I can come back to Vietnam. This is beacause my destination (Hekou in Yunnan) has no good value airport, but Hanoi does. But I cannot have my passport in two places at once, and have little time. What is the best value Chinese tourist visa express service for Canadian citizens?
Jul. 5,2009 01:31 Mr.Anthony replied:
You may use the one-day rush service when applying for the China visa.
17.
Jul. 3,2009 04:33
Reply
Ms.Margaret(USA) said:
Does the China embassy issue express visas?
Jul. 4,2009 04:30 Mrs.Connie(Singapore) replied:
yes, the express service (2-3 working days processing) is availale
18.
Jun. 29,2009 20:18
Reply
Mr.Bob(Cameroon) said:
Mr. Bob( Cameroon)
I am currently in Hanoi and I want to apply for a Tourist Chinese visa in Hanoi. What document do I need to present at the Chinese Embassy in Hanoi? Thank you.
tembenest@yahoo.com
Jun. 30,2009 01:35 Mr.Roger replied:
you need to submit the following documants for the visa application: a. Your passport with blank pages and at least 6 months validity left before expiration. b. A truly and completely filled application form affixed with one passport-sized photo. c.Round-trip air ticket d. Hotel reservation.
19.
Jun. 26,2009 11:40
Reply
Mr.David(Vietnam) said:
My visa to China expire on July 2, 2009. I am unable to entry to China before July 2, 2009. can I extend the expire date, or I have to get the new Visa. I am holding a Canadian passport, and currently visit in Vietnam
Jun. 27,2009 01:16 Mr.Luke replied:
You can apply for a new visa to China from the Chinese embassy in Hanoi.
20.
Jun. 26,2009 06:59
Reply
Mr.Jean(Canada) said:
With the Swine flu globally now, how long is it takes to get chinese visa from Hanoi. Im a canadian citizen that spend last year in Australia-New Zealand?
Thanks.
Jun. 27,2009 01:14 Mrs.Lucia replied:
It still takes 4 working days to process a China visa.
21.
Jun. 25,2009 09:41
Reply
Mr.David(vietnam) said:
Hello, I'm holding a Canadian passport, currently in Vietnam. I got a two entry visa to China and I already use one early this year. the Visa is for 6 months and expire on July 2, 2009. I can't not go to china before July 2, 2009 can I extend the expire for entry one month later
Thanks
Jun. 26,2009 01:24 Mrs.Gina replied:
Pleaaase contact the Chinese embassy in Vietnam for help. Tel: 84-4-8453736, 903441338 Fax: 84-4-8232826 Email: chinaemb_vn@mfa.gov.cn
22.
Jun. 3,2009 22:43
Reply
Ms.Haibin(China) said:
can vietnamese apply tourist visa to China as individual? we are a arts orgnization in China, some of our july event participants said the China consulate in vietnam require them to apply for the turist visa as a team through agency in vietnam, is this correct?
Jun. 4,2009 04:05 Mrs.Brown(VN) replied:
Read Ms.Lisa(USA) previous reply: "We called the Vietnamese consulate in Hanoi and at this time they are not issuing tourist visas. Not sure why. So we will try Bangkok."
Jun. 4,2009 04:07 Mr.Celine replied:
The individual tourist application may not be acceptable currently.
23.
May. 28,2009 07:06
Reply
Ms.Lisa Lopez(USA) said:
Please verify that the information below is correct. Also, 1. We are in Hoi An. Can we start the four day process before arriving in Hanoi? 2. How much do the visas cost?
Thank you very much for your help.
Lisa Lopez
May. 26,2009 04:53 Reply
Ms.Lisa(USA) said:
Question re the Chinese Embassy in Hanoi:
We are traveling in Vietnam and would like to visit China from Vietnam. Can we get a single entry visa for China in Hanoi? If so, how long will it take and how much will it cost? Our passports are USA. Thank you.
May. 26,2009 21:49 Mrs.Huang(VN) replied:
It is possible to get a Chinese L visa in Hanoi. It takes four working days.
Jun. 1,2009 03:37 Mrs.Brown replied:
Ms Lisa, you should make a call to the embassy. The consular officers at the embassy have the most authenticated information.
Jun. 1,2009 22:05 Ms.Lisa(USA) replied:
Thank you for replies. We called the Vietnamese consulate in Hanoi and at this time they are not issuing tourist visas. Not sure why. So we will try Bangkok.
24.
May. 28,2009 08:31
Reply
Mr.Na z(Duymun) said:
Hi i am in Hanoi at the moment and have found one of few tour operators that will get me a 3 month double entry visa for China. However after a bit of research on the internet, i found a forum that stated the visas can only be applied for in Ho Chi Minh, a rule that has been in effect for about a month. The tour operator says that the visa will take 6 days, but all posts on here suggest it is 4. could these extra 2 days be to transport the passport to and from Ho Chi Minh from Hanoi? I'd be great full if you could shed some light. Thanks
May. 31,2009 02:50 Mr.Longfellow replied:
The normal processing time of a Chinese visa is 4 working days. Well, currently, due to the swine flu, the normal processing time has been extended from 4 working days to 6 working days in the Chinese embassy/consulates in USA. It is not sure if other Chinese missions adopt the same practice.
25.
May. 26,2009 05:05
Reply
Mr.Daniel Greeves(UK) said:
hey,
I'm currently in china and wanting to come to Vietnam over the summer before I resume working again in China. However, because of Chinese visa regulations I will need to apply for the visa overseas. Does anyone know whether it is easily possible to get a Chinese Z visa (working visa) in Hanoi or in HCM? I will have all the documentation required. Just a little paranoid about Chinese visas!
Thanks
May. 26,2009 21:57 Mrs.Pauline replied:
Mr Daniel, I heard that it is possible to apply for a Chinese work visa inside China.(at the Entry-Exit Administration Department of Public Security Bureau. You could visit the local public security bureau where you reside in China.
26.
May. 26,2009 04:53
Reply
Ms.Lisa(USA) said:
Question re the Chinese Embassy in Hanoi:
We are traveling in Vietnam and would like to visit China from Vietnam. Can we get a single entry visa for China in Hanoi? If so, how long will it take and how much will it cost? Our passports are USA. Thank you.
May. 26,2009 21:49 Mrs.Huang(VN) replied:
It is possible to get a Chinese L visa in Hanoi. It takes four working days.
27.
May. 25,2009 02:36
Reply
Mr.D'Alessandro(Argentina) said:
I am from Argentina, and am currently in Hanoi for 2 more days. I need to go to China for just one day after Hanoi, but I do not have the Tourist VISA to get into China yet. Can I get the CHina Tourist VISA at the airport in Hanoi before I fly to China?
I was in China for 4 months before coming here, and I entered China with a Single Entry student VISA. BUt since it was single entry, I already used it.
May. 25,2009 04:40 Mr.John Nash(USA) replied:
Mr.D'Alessandro, you can't get the China Tourist Visa at the airport in Hanoi. Please apply for it at Chinese Embassy in Hanoi
28.
May. 19,2009 13:52
Reply
Mr.Hanson(US) said:
I am planning to fly from Seattle to Ha Noi then get a tourist visa to Kunming. While in Kunming I will find a job teaching english and obtain the proper documents needed to get the z visa. Can I return to Hanoi and get that z visa there? If you have a better way of doing the same thing I'd love to hear it. Thank you Greg
May. 19,2009 22:22 Mr.Han(China) replied:
Generally, you are supposed to apply for Z visa in your home country. Even if you can get the visa in Vietnam, there may be more obstacles. For instance, you may be required to present a Vietnamese residency permit. It is better do the application in your country.
29.
May. 18,2009 20:43
Reply
Mr.mueller(switzerland) said:
hello
im a swiss citizan and i have a 6month(valid till 7of july) double entry L visa for china with 30days at each entry.im in hanoi right now and want to go back to china the 24th of mai.ill leave china the 7of july..so that means i want to stay longer than 30 days in china...is it possible to apply for a visaextension in china after my 30 days expire or can i get a visaextension at the chinese embassy in hanoi before entering china?thank you for your help.best regards
May. 19,2009 02:39 Ms.Beth(Rick) replied:
You can get the visa extended in China when you visa is about to expire.
30.
May. 9,2009 11:32
Reply
Mrs.Self(Vietnam) said:
Hi All , I would like to get some infos about Hongkong Visa ,so i am really appreciated if someone here could help me out .I am Vietnamese and married to a British man , we are going back to england in June and intend to stop over in HK for 4 nites , Can i get a HK visa without invitation letter from a HK citizen ? I couldnt get any help from the Chinese consulate in HCM due to their lack of professional and well manners skills , they wouldnt answered anything i asked but kept telling me to go and check their notes which wasnt helpful at all plus their notes was for more likely to those young single vietnamese girls under 25 and i find my case a bit different, anyway back to my question , Can i apply the visa more than a month in advance as i am leaving the country in early of June and not going to be in HK till end of July . Any infos please send it to my email at kimloan@regencyint.com, thanking you all in advance and looking forward to get any feedback soon , cheers
May. 10,2009 23:21 Mrs.Pauline replied:
Sure, you can get the HK without an invitation from a HK sponsor. The invation letter is optional. The documents provided (if you have these: flights (including your onward flights ticktet to UK)and hotel booking, bank statements) will be enough for your sucessful application.
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Travelers' Voices on China Embassy in Vietnam (73)
11.
Sep. 18,2009 04:14 Reply
Ms.My Tho(Vietnam) said:
Dear Brothers & Friends
I am a vietnamese and i want to travel to Hongkong so i would need to apply for HK visa in my place, Ho Chi Minh City but i tried to contact to China Consulate General office but without of reach.
Could you please help me inform that what is documents required for HK visa for vietnamese citizen ???
Your advise are very much appreciate.
Thank you so much.
Sep. 18,2009 04:51
Mrs.Destiny replied:
Try to contact the Immigration Department of Hk for help by enquiry hotline at (852) 2824 6111 or by fax at (852) 2877 7711.
12.
Sep. 1,2009 06:00 Reply
Mr.K said:
hi, what is the visa application charges like ?
Sep. 1,2009 20:45
Mr.Steve replied:
You may get the visa fee from the official website of the China emabssy in Vietnam.
http://vn.chineseembassy.org/vn/
13.
Aug. 19,2009 10:45 Reply
Mr.Makara(China) said:
Dear Brothers and sisters!
I am Cambodian, but I lived in china(Kunming).I have plan to visit Vietnam in Hanoi with my vacation. And I have heard Cambodia people will be geting visa into
Vietnam free, right?
If it doesn't true, Ple tell me how to do?
Have a good day!
Aug. 20,2009 02:43
Mr.Read replied:
Contact the Consulate General of Socialist Republic of Vietnam in Kunming for exact info.
Tel: 86-871-3183092, 13888335335
Fax: 86-871-3183085
14.
Jul. 15,2009 00:19 Reply
Mrs.Santi(Spain) said:
JULY 03, 2009
I was at the Chinese Embassy in Hanoi and was unfortunately confirmed that they do NOT issue visas for tourists ANYMORE (it used to be possible but the rule changed), only to foreigners living and working in Vietnam and able to prove it.
Could anybody check if they deliver visa to TOURISTS at the Chinese Embassy in BANGKOK ???
Cheers,
Jul. 15,2009 01:28
Mr.Boris replied:
you can call 66-2-2457033, 2457036 (for Passport & Visa)between 09:00 and 11:30, Monday-Friday (except holidays) to get the exact answer.
Jul. 19,2009 02:38
Mr.James(England) replied:
I havent got it yet but the cnsulate in Ho Chi Minh is curently procesing my visa. I have a Brtish passport. Fingers crossed i should get it monday (2 Day process)
15.
Jul. 6,2009 02:23 Reply
Mr.Shafayet Anam(Bangladesh) said:
I am a Bangladesh by Citizen living in Hanoi, Vietnam for over a year. I would like to go for a personal visit to HK for coupler of days. I have heard that China embassy deals with HK visa here in Vietnam. I also have come to know that for issuing HK visa an invitation letter is required from HK. I work for a HK based financial organization. My company will provide all type of papers related to my employment with the visa application, but will not issue any invitation letter as it’s not an official visit. As I do not have any channel in HK to get such letter, may I know if there is any other alternative way to get a HK visit visa without submission the invitation letter?
Jul. 6,2009 04:03
Mrs.Audrey replied:
You have to contact the Chinese embassy in Vietnam for help, who can give you practical advice.
16.
Jul. 4,2009 09:32 Reply
Mr.jay(Canada) said:
I am in Hoi An in central Vietnam. I wish to enter PRC by foot after having taken the train from Hanoi. I will be in Hanoi day after tomorrow (Monday) and wish to be on my way as soon as possible. However, I need to also apply for a re-entry visa in Vietnam from Vietnam so I can come back to Vietnam. This is beacause my destination (Hekou in Yunnan) has no good value airport, but Hanoi does. But I cannot have my passport in two places at once, and have little time. What is the best value Chinese tourist visa express service for Canadian citizens?
Jul. 5,2009 01:31
Mr.Anthony replied:
You may use the one-day rush service when applying for the China visa.
17.
Jul. 3,2009 04:33 Reply
Ms.Margaret(USA) said:
Does the China embassy issue express visas?
Jul. 4,2009 04:30
Mrs.Connie(Singapore) replied:
yes, the express service (2-3 working days processing) is availale
18.
Jun. 29,2009 20:18 Reply
Mr.Bob(Cameroon) said:
Mr. Bob( Cameroon)
I am currently in Hanoi and I want to apply for a Tourist Chinese visa in Hanoi. What document do I need to present at the Chinese Embassy in Hanoi? Thank you.
tembenest@yahoo.com
Jun. 30,2009 01:35
Mr.Roger replied:
you need to submit the following documants for the visa application:
a. Your passport with blank pages and at least 6 months validity left before expiration.
b. A truly and completely filled application form affixed with one passport-sized photo.
c.Round-trip air ticket
d. Hotel reservation.
19.
Jun. 26,2009 11:40 Reply
Mr.David(Vietnam) said:
My visa to China expire on July 2, 2009. I am unable to entry to China before July 2, 2009. can I extend the expire date, or I have to get the new Visa. I am holding a Canadian passport, and currently visit in Vietnam
Jun. 27,2009 01:16
Mr.Luke replied:
You can apply for a new visa to China from the Chinese embassy in Hanoi.
20.
Jun. 26,2009 06:59 Reply
Mr.Jean(Canada) said:
With the Swine flu globally now, how long is it takes to get chinese visa from Hanoi. Im a canadian citizen that spend last year in Australia-New Zealand?
Thanks.
Jun. 27,2009 01:14
Mrs.Lucia replied:
It still takes 4 working days to process a China visa.
21.
Jun. 25,2009 09:41 Reply
Mr.David(vietnam) said:
Hello, I'm holding a Canadian passport, currently in Vietnam. I got a two entry visa to China and I already use one early this year. the Visa is for 6 months and expire on July 2, 2009. I can't not go to china before July 2, 2009 can I extend the expire for entry one month later
Thanks
Jun. 26,2009 01:24
Mrs.Gina replied:
Pleaaase contact the Chinese embassy in Vietnam for help.
Tel: 84-4-8453736, 903441338
Fax: 84-4-8232826
Email: chinaemb_vn@mfa.gov.cn
22.
Jun. 3,2009 22:43 Reply
Ms.Haibin(China) said:
can vietnamese apply tourist visa to China as individual? we are a arts orgnization in China, some of our july event participants said the China consulate in vietnam require them to apply for the turist visa as a team through agency in vietnam, is this correct?
Jun. 4,2009 04:05
Mrs.Brown(VN) replied:
Read Ms.Lisa(USA) previous reply:
"We called the Vietnamese consulate in Hanoi and at this time they are not issuing tourist visas. Not sure why. So we will try Bangkok."
Jun. 4,2009 04:07
Mr.Celine replied:
The individual tourist application may not be acceptable currently.
23.
May. 28,2009 07:06 Reply
Ms.Lisa Lopez(USA) said:
Please verify that the information below is correct. Also, 1. We are in Hoi An. Can we start the four day process before arriving in Hanoi? 2. How much do the visas cost?
Thank you very much for your help.
Lisa Lopez
May. 26,2009 04:53 Reply
Ms.Lisa(USA) said:
Question re the Chinese Embassy in Hanoi:
We are traveling in Vietnam and would like to visit China from Vietnam. Can we get a single entry visa for China in Hanoi? If so, how long will it take and how much will it cost? Our passports are USA. Thank you.
May. 26,2009 21:49
Mrs.Huang(VN) replied:
It is possible to get a Chinese L visa in Hanoi. It takes four working days.
Jun. 1,2009 03:37
Mrs.Brown replied:
Ms Lisa, you should make a call to the embassy. The consular officers at the embassy have the most authenticated information.
Jun. 1,2009 22:05
Ms.Lisa(USA) replied:
Thank you for replies. We called the Vietnamese consulate in Hanoi and at this time they are not issuing tourist visas. Not sure why. So we will try Bangkok.
24.
May. 28,2009 08:31 Reply
Mr.Na z(Duymun) said:
Hi i am in Hanoi at the moment and have found one of few tour operators that will get me a 3 month double entry visa for China. However after a bit of research on the internet, i found a forum that stated the visas can only be applied for in Ho Chi Minh, a rule that has been in effect for about a month. The tour operator says that the visa will take 6 days, but all posts on here suggest it is 4. could these extra 2 days be to transport the passport to and from Ho Chi Minh from Hanoi? I'd be great full if you could shed some light. Thanks
May. 31,2009 02:50
Mr.Longfellow replied:
The normal processing time of a Chinese visa is 4 working days. Well, currently, due to the swine flu, the normal processing time has been extended from 4 working days to 6 working days in the Chinese embassy/consulates in USA. It is not sure if other Chinese missions adopt the same practice.
25.
May. 26,2009 05:05 Reply
Mr.Daniel Greeves(UK) said:
hey,
I'm currently in china and wanting to come to Vietnam over the summer before I resume working again in China. However, because of Chinese visa regulations I will need to apply for the visa overseas. Does anyone know whether it is easily possible to get a Chinese Z visa (working visa) in Hanoi or in HCM? I will have all the documentation required. Just a little paranoid about Chinese visas!
Thanks
May. 26,2009 21:57
Mrs.Pauline replied:
Mr Daniel, I heard that it is possible to apply for a Chinese work visa inside China.(at the Entry-Exit Administration Department of Public Security Bureau. You could visit the local public security bureau where you reside in China.
26.
May. 26,2009 04:53 Reply
Ms.Lisa(USA) said:
Question re the Chinese Embassy in Hanoi:
We are traveling in Vietnam and would like to visit China from Vietnam. Can we get a single entry visa for China in Hanoi? If so, how long will it take and how much will it cost? Our passports are USA. Thank you.
May. 26,2009 21:49
Mrs.Huang(VN) replied:
It is possible to get a Chinese L visa in Hanoi. It takes four working days.
27.
May. 25,2009 02:36 Reply
Mr.D'Alessandro(Argentina) said:
I am from Argentina, and am currently in Hanoi for 2 more days. I need to go to China for just one day after Hanoi, but I do not have the Tourist VISA to get into China yet. Can I get the CHina Tourist VISA at the airport in Hanoi before I fly to China?
I was in China for 4 months before coming here, and I entered China with a Single Entry student VISA. BUt since it was single entry, I already used it.
May. 25,2009 04:40
Mr.John Nash(USA) replied:
Mr.D'Alessandro, you can't get the China Tourist Visa at the airport in Hanoi. Please apply for it at Chinese Embassy in Hanoi
28.
May. 19,2009 13:52 Reply
Mr.Hanson(US) said:
I am planning to fly from Seattle to Ha Noi then get a tourist visa to Kunming. While in Kunming I will find a job teaching english and obtain the proper documents needed to get the z visa. Can I return to Hanoi and get that z visa there? If you have a better way of doing the same thing I'd love to hear it. Thank you
Greg
May. 19,2009 22:22
Mr.Han(China) replied:
Generally, you are supposed to apply for Z visa in your home country. Even if you can get the visa in Vietnam, there may be more obstacles. For instance, you may be required to present a Vietnamese residency permit. It is better do the application in your country.
29.
May. 18,2009 20:43 Reply
Mr.mueller(switzerland) said:
hello
im a swiss citizan and i have a 6month(valid till 7of july) double entry L visa for china with 30days at each entry.im in hanoi right now and want to go back to china the 24th of mai.ill leave china the 7of july..so that means i want to stay longer than 30 days in china...is it possible to apply for a visaextension in china after my 30 days expire or can i get a visaextension at the chinese embassy in hanoi before entering china?thank you for your help.best regards
May. 19,2009 02:39
Ms.Beth(Rick) replied:
You can get the visa extended in China when you visa is about to expire.
30.
May. 9,2009 11:32 Reply
Mrs.Self(Vietnam) said:
Hi All , I would like to get some infos about Hongkong Visa ,so i am really appreciated if someone here could help me out .I am Vietnamese and married to a British man , we are going back to england in June and intend to stop over in HK for 4 nites , Can i get a HK visa without invitation letter from a HK citizen ? I couldnt get any help from the Chinese consulate in HCM due to their lack of professional and well manners skills , they wouldnt answered anything i asked but kept telling me to go and check their notes which wasnt helpful at all plus their notes was for more likely to those young single vietnamese girls under 25 and i find my case a bit different, anyway back to my question , Can i apply the visa more than a month in advance as i am leaving the country in early of June and not going to be in HK till end of July . Any infos please send it to my email at kimloan@regencyint.com, thanking you all in advance and looking forward to get any feedback soon , cheers
May. 10,2009 23:21
Mrs.Pauline replied:
Sure, you can get the HK without an invitation from a HK sponsor. The invation letter is optional. The documents provided (if you have these: flights (including your onward flights ticktet to UK)and hotel booking, bank statements) will be enough for your sucessful application.