C-1 (Temporary Press)
Applicants: Persons conducting temporary reporting or press activity
Stay period: Within 90 days (non-extendable)
C-1 Temporary Journalism - Temporary Coverage/Reporting
Quick Overview
- Best for: Persons conducting temporary reporting or press activity
- Typical stay: Within 90 days (non-extendable)
- What to prepare: Passport, application form, and photo are basic. Check additional documents by visa type.
Detailed Description
Temporary coverage, reporting
Preparation for establishment of foreign media branches
Upper limit of one-time authorized stay: 90 days
Who can apply?
A foreign newspaper, broadcaster, magazine, or other news organization for a short period of time.
Those who intend to cover or report for a short period of time under a contract with a foreign news organization.
Those who wish to conduct short-term reporting activities in preparation for the establishment of a branch office of a foreign media organization.
Required Documents
Application for authorization to issue a visa, a copy of your passport, and one standard-sized photograph.
Company letter of dispatch, certificate of employment, or foreign press credentials
What to watch out for
- Even with the same visa code, outcomes can differ by nationality, education, career, and stay history.
- Please re-check document issue dates, translation, and notarization requirements right before submission.
- Stay period and work scope are finalized by the actual permit details.