# How to automatically accept requests to a Telegram channel?

* You need to have a [private](/eng/telegram-bot/general-info-for-creators/how-to-make-a-telegram-channel-private.md) Telegram channel;
* First, add the bot to the private Telegram channel. Find out how to do it [here](/eng/telegram-bot/general-info-for-creators/how-to-add-a-bot-to-a-telegram-channel.md).
* Next, create a unique link for joining your Telegram channel. To do this, go to channel settings and open "Invite links";

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* Click on “Create a New Link”;

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* Select “Request Admin Approval”;

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* All users that join with the created invite link will first request to join the channel;

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* The bot will automatically accept join requests.


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