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Lahore Chamber of Commerce & Industry (LCCI) has expressed its gratitude to Chinese Embassy in Islamabad for easing the visa process for Pakistani businessmen by removing the apostille requirement for character certificates and bank statement
LAHORE, (APP - UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 5th Jun, 2026) Lahore Chamber of Commerce & Industry (LCCI) has expressed its gratitude to Chinese Embassy in Islamabad for easing the visa process for Pakistani businessmen by removing the apostille requirement for character certificates and bank statement.
In a statement issued here on Friday, the LCCI stated that this important facilitation reflects the continued commitment of the Chinese authorities to strengthen trade and economic relations between Pakistan and China.
The Chamber noted that the relaxation of these procedural requirements will significantly reduce documentation hurdles, save time, and make it easier for Pakistani businesspersons to obtain Chinese visas.
The LCCI appreciated the efforts of the Chinese Ambassador to Pakistan and the Visa Consular Section in Islamabad for their proactive role in ensuring that visas are issued to Pakistani businessmen in a smooth, transparent, and expeditious manner.
<?php /*?> <?php */?>The Chamber said that such steps are highly encouraging for the business community, particularly for exporters, traders, and investors who frequently travel to China for trade fairs, business meetings, and industrial collaborations.
The Chamber further stated that China remains one of Pakistan’s most important trading partners, and such facilitative measures will further enhance bilateral trade, strengthen business-to-business linkages, and open new avenues for joint ventures and investment cooperation in multiple sectors including manufacturing, textiles, chemicals, engineering, and SMEs.
LCCI emphasized that improved visa facilitation will also contribute to increased participation of Pakistani businessmen in exhibitions, expos, and sourcing events in China, thereby helping local industry to integrate more effectively into global supply chains.
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