Pls help,i have some questions:i would like to apply for a tourist visa for chinahere in manila because i am planning to go to beijing.I worked for 3 years in shanghai.My company didnt renew my contract so i decided to go home.Now, i want to go back ,But i heard that its not easy to get tuorist visa for filipinos?How true is this?
Nov. 18,2009 21:56 Mr.Arthur replied:
No, filipinos need to apply for a visa to China. What I heard is that China Embassy in Manila have stopped issuing tourist visa to filipinos. Anyway, you can get exact information about the China visa from the the embassy directly.
good day.. i wish to apply for a china tourist visa to visit my mother and my aunt in HongKong. I'm a student from Philippines and i just want to ask if i apply for a single entry visa how long it would last? and how much it cost? and where are your offices here in Philippines? and also what are the requirements needed to apply a tourist visa? Thank you and God Bless..
Please read the info. on the website below: http://ph.china-embassy.org/eng/lsfw/hzqz/t219062.htm
3.
Nov. 17,2009 01:07
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Mr.Liaw(Malaysia) said:
I am planning a family trip (4 members) to HK this Dec 3-11. Any advise on HK Disney park ticket and accommodation in HK?
Nov. 17,2009 04:42 Mr.Miles(UK) replied:
You can get more about Hk from the website below: http://www.travelchinaguide.com/cityguides/hongkong/
4.
Nov. 15,2009 22:12
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Mr.HK-Phil(Phil) said:
Hello: I have purchased a round trip ticket to Hong kong. I know Philippines get 14 days in Hong Kong. Are there any requirements for the visa? Somebody told me I need a letter of invitation from the Philippines Consulate. Is this true?
I haven't heard that Filipinos need an Invitation letter from the Philippines Consulates in order to visit Hong Kong, you can call the immigration department to enquire such an issue Tel- Enquiry 24 hour Automatic Answering Telephone: 852-34132300 Live Answering Telephone: 852-34132424 (available at 10:00-11:00, 15:00-16:00 on workdays) Fax: 852-34132312
Nov. 16,2009 06:51 Mr.HK-Phil(Phil) replied:
thank you. actually i was told i need to show it before i can leave the Philippines. Is this true?
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Nov. 13,2009 10:53
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Mr.Jaan(pakistan) said:
hi, I am Mr jaan and i m holding pakistani passport,what type of question swiss embassy can ask from me i am abit scared help me please ,,,,, looking forward for the answer ,best regards
Nov. 13,2009 20:47 Mr.Brandon replied:
Nobody knows, if for the visa, I think just something about yourself, please don't worry.
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Nov. 12,2009 22:23
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Ms.HH(Manila) said:
i want to go to guang zhou next wk wed but i dot have visa yet.. i tried to call embassy of china bt then i was told that it will take 2 to 3 days befor ethey released my psport it means they will give it on thurs cannot be i have to go by wed is there anybody knows where to do super rushed visa ?? tnx HH--from manila
Nov. 13,2009 01:27 Mr.John replied:
I heard that filipinos can only apply for China visa in Philippines now, so you may have to change your plan.
7.
Nov. 12,2009 03:43
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Mrs.Goay(Malaysia) said:
Hi, My daughter is returning to Malaysia on 22.11.09 & fly to China on 24.11.09 to teach English on a voluntary basis in one of the Chinese villages. This was arranged through her university as an internship programme & supported by an invitation letter from China . My question: 1. What type of visa please? 2. Can this visa be applied & completed within 1 day? Thank you
Nov. 12,2009 18:55 Mr.Helper replied:
How long will your daughter teach in China as an internship? I know that China Embassy in Malaysia do provide same day visa application service, so your daughter can get the visa within one day.
Nov. 12,2009 21:48 Ms.Goay(Malaysia) replied:
Thanks Mr.Helper. The duration is 6 weeks. Is it an F visa?
Nov. 13,2009 01:25 Mr.Johnny replied:
You are right that your daughter should apply for a F visa.
8.
Nov. 12,2009 00:10
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Mr.Chew(Malaysia) said:
Hi,
I'm planning to go to Haikou on June next year. I wish to know the single or the double entry visa hae a validity days? When should I go to apply for it?
2ndly, where is the china embassy located at KL? Is it opposite of Citibank building / beside Ampang Park?
Lastly, is there anyway to get the application form from the internet?
Thank you.
Nov. 12,2009 01:29 Mr.Eddie replied:
Both single and double entry China visas are valid for 3 months. You are advised to apply for the visa one month before your trip. Consular Department (for visa, passport, authentication & notarization) Address: 1st Floor, Plaza OSK, 25 Jalan Ampang, 50450 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia You can download the visa application from from the website below: http://my.china-embassy.org/eng/lsfw/embassyservice/chinesevisa/
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Nov. 11,2009 22:47
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Ms.EUNICE(MALAYSIA) said:
hi,my maid is vietnam people, i plan to bring her to hong kong for holiday. may i know what is the procedure & document i need to do for her,is it only apply for visa and how about for the work permit. because her work permit is end on sept'2010.
Nov. 12,2009 01:22 Mr.Easton replied:
You may get exact answers from the Immigration Department of Hk by enquiry hotline at (852) 2824 6111 or by fax at (852) 2877 7711.
10.
Nov. 11,2009 01:56
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Mr.overstay(china) said:
Hello: Ok, please don't lecture me...(i have already been yelled at enough). I am an american who has overstayed in China. I have overstayed for about 6 months. I want to get this situation worked out. Is there anyway i can do this. I am afraid now that if i exit china i will never get to enter again. I have the money to pay the 5000 RMB overstay fee, but i am mostly concerned about getting another visa. Can anybody give me advice? Thanks
Nov. 11,2009 04:25 Mr.Zachary replied:
You could contact the USA Embassy or Consulate in China for help.
Nov. 11,2009 23:03 Mr.China(China) replied:
It is possible but it costs money. It is actually best to start the process while you are still in China, rather than leave the country. But you should really get a consultant with connections to help you. Call me at 86-15344868900
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1.
Nov. 18,2009 20:49 Reply
Mr.ivy(Philippines) said:
Hi every one,
Pls help,i have some questions:i would like to apply for a tourist visa for chinahere in manila
because i am planning to go to beijing.I worked for 3 years in shanghai.My company
didnt renew my contract so i decided to go home.Now, i want to go back ,But i heard
that its not easy to get tuorist visa for filipinos?How true is this?
Nov. 18,2009 21:56
Mr.Arthur replied:
No, filipinos need to apply for a visa to China. What I heard is that China Embassy in Manila have stopped issuing tourist visa to filipinos.
Anyway, you can get exact information about the China visa from the the embassy directly.
2.
Nov. 17,2009 23:13 Reply
Ms.VELORIE(Philippines) said:
good day..
i wish to apply for a china tourist visa to visit my mother and my aunt in HongKong. I'm a student from Philippines and i just want to ask if i apply for a single entry visa how long it would last? and how much it cost? and where are your offices here in Philippines? and also what are the requirements needed to apply a tourist visa?
Thank you and God Bless..
Nov. 18,2009 04:35
Mr.Peter replied:
How long do you plan to stay in HK?
Nov. 18,2009 18:55
Ms.VELORIE(Philippines) replied:
3 months
Nov. 18,2009 21:42
Mr.Angus replied:
Please read the info. on the website below:
http://ph.china-embassy.org/eng/lsfw/hzqz/t219062.htm
3.
Nov. 17,2009 01:07 Reply
Mr.Liaw(Malaysia) said:
I am planning a family trip (4 members) to HK this Dec 3-11. Any advise on HK Disney park ticket and accommodation in HK?
Nov. 17,2009 04:42
Mr.Miles(UK) replied:
You can get more about Hk from the website below:
http://www.travelchinaguide.com/cityguides/hongkong/
4.
Nov. 15,2009 22:12 Reply
Mr.HK-Phil(Phil) said:
Hello: I have purchased a round trip ticket to Hong kong. I know Philippines get 14 days in Hong Kong. Are there any requirements for the visa? Somebody told me I need a letter of invitation from the Philippines Consulate. Is this true?
Nov. 16,2009 03:58
Mr.Sam(Hong Kong/China) replied:
I haven't heard that Filipinos need an Invitation letter from the Philippines Consulates in order to visit Hong Kong, you can call the immigration department to enquire such an issue
Tel- Enquiry
24 hour Automatic Answering Telephone: 852-34132300
Live Answering Telephone: 852-34132424 (available at 10:00-11:00, 15:00-16:00 on workdays)
Fax: 852-34132312
Nov. 16,2009 06:51
Mr.HK-Phil(Phil) replied:
thank you. actually i was told i need to show it before i can leave the Philippines. Is this true?
5.
Nov. 13,2009 10:53 Reply
Mr.Jaan(pakistan) said:
hi,
I am Mr jaan and i m holding pakistani passport,what type of question swiss embassy can ask from me i am abit scared help me please ,,,,, looking forward for the answer ,best regards
Nov. 13,2009 20:47
Mr.Brandon replied:
Nobody knows, if for the visa, I think just something about yourself, please don't worry.
6.
Nov. 12,2009 22:23 Reply
Ms.HH(Manila) said:
i want to go to guang zhou next wk wed but i dot have visa yet.. i tried to call embassy of china bt then i was told that it will take 2 to 3 days befor ethey released my psport it means they will give it on thurs cannot be i have to go by wed is there anybody knows where to do super rushed visa ?? tnx
HH--from manila
Nov. 13,2009 01:27
Mr.John replied:
I heard that filipinos can only apply for China visa in Philippines now, so you may have to change your plan.
7.
Nov. 12,2009 03:43 Reply
Mrs.Goay(Malaysia) said:
Hi,
My daughter is returning to Malaysia on 22.11.09 & fly to China on 24.11.09 to teach English on a voluntary basis in one of the Chinese villages. This was arranged through her university as an internship programme & supported by an invitation letter from China .
My question:
1. What type of visa please?
2. Can this visa be applied & completed within 1 day?
Thank you
Nov. 12,2009 18:55
Mr.Helper replied:
How long will your daughter teach in China as an internship?
I know that China Embassy in Malaysia do provide same day visa application service, so your daughter can get the visa within one day.
Nov. 12,2009 21:48
Ms.Goay(Malaysia) replied:
Thanks Mr.Helper.
The duration is 6 weeks.
Is it an F visa?
Nov. 13,2009 01:25
Mr.Johnny replied:
You are right that your daughter should apply for a F visa.
8.
Nov. 12,2009 00:10 Reply
Mr.Chew(Malaysia) said:
Hi,
I'm planning to go to Haikou on June next year. I wish to know the single or the double entry visa hae a validity days?
When should I go to apply for it?
2ndly, where is the china embassy located at KL? Is it opposite of Citibank building / beside Ampang Park?
Lastly, is there anyway to get the application form from the internet?
Thank you.
Nov. 12,2009 01:29
Mr.Eddie replied:
Both single and double entry China visas are valid for 3 months. You are advised to apply for the visa one month before your trip.
Consular Department (for visa, passport, authentication & notarization)
Address: 1st Floor, Plaza OSK, 25 Jalan Ampang, 50450 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
You can download the visa application from from the website below:
http://my.china-embassy.org/eng/lsfw/embassyservice/chinesevisa/
9.
Nov. 11,2009 22:47 Reply
Ms.EUNICE(MALAYSIA) said:
hi,my maid is vietnam people, i plan to bring her to hong kong for holiday. may i know what is the procedure & document i need to do for her,is it only apply for visa and how about for the work permit. because her work permit is end on sept'2010.
Nov. 12,2009 01:22
Mr.Easton replied:
You may get exact answers from the Immigration Department of Hk by enquiry hotline at (852) 2824 6111 or by fax at (852) 2877 7711.
10.
Nov. 11,2009 01:56 Reply
Mr.overstay(china) said:
Hello: Ok, please don't lecture me...(i have already been yelled at enough). I am an american who has overstayed in China. I have overstayed for about 6 months. I want to get this situation worked out. Is there anyway i can do this. I am afraid now that if i exit china i will never get to enter again. I have the money to pay the 5000 RMB overstay fee, but i am mostly concerned about getting another visa. Can anybody give me advice? Thanks
Nov. 11,2009 04:25
Mr.Zachary replied:
You could contact the USA Embassy or Consulate in China for help.
Nov. 11,2009 23:03
Mr.China(China) replied:
It is possible but it costs money. It is actually best to start the process while you are still in China, rather than leave the country. But you should really get a consultant with connections to help you. Call me at 86-15344868900