Can I apply for a Ukrainian business visa without an invitation letter?

The purpose of applying for a business visa is to enter the country to participate in some business activities. Under normal circumstances, the embassy will require an invitation letter to apply for a visa. However, some countries do not need to provide an invitation letter. Only the applicant needs to provide some basic materials. Can you apply for a Ukrainian business visa without an invitation letter?

At present, the types of visas for Ukrainian business visas are 90-day single-entry visas and 90-day multiple-entry visas. No matter whether the applicant has multiple entries or single entries, the materials required by the embassy do not require an invitation letter. In other words, you can apply for a Ukrainian business visa without an invitation letter. This is good news for applicants, because the issuance rate will be higher if you provide a material.

However, depending on the number of entries, the materials required will be different. The materials required for a single entry in 90 days are: application form, passport, photo and ID card. In addition to the basic materials, a copy of business license (photocopy) and work certificate are required to apply normally for multiple entry in 90 days.

Note: Applicants must prepare the Ukrainian visa materials before applying for a visa, ensure that the contents of the materials can be found, and ensure that there is no wrong information, otherwise it is difficult to get the visa smoothly.

If the applicant does not want to trouble, you can apply to the agent and send the required materials to the agent. The agent will carefully check your materials and help you make changes and improvements. After there are no errors, you can submit your application and wait for the visa result, which will be more worry-free.

To sum up, it is possible to apply for a Ukrainian business visa without an invitation letter, and the materials provided are relatively simple and the signing rate is relatively high.