Chinese Embassy, China Consulate, Foreign Embassy in China

Hi, I need help from somebody to refer a Chinese business lawyer in Austria for me,
and this is utmost urgent, I shall try contact with the Chinese Embassy in Italy in the morning, but not sure if they shall attend by phone or not. I shall also try to contact them by email, many many thanks!

Brief story of why I need a lawyer:

I have exported 16 containers of plastic scraps from Austria to Hong Kong, payment by LC, but when the goods arrived, it was all other useless stuffs, so any advise is welcome and highly appreciated, God bless you!

Jul. 1,2009 01:28
Mrs.Winnie replied:

Dear madam, here is the contacts of the Chinese embassy in Austria for your reference.
Tel: 43-1-7143149
Email: chinaemb_at@mfa.gov.cn
Office Hours: 08:30-11:30, 14:00-16:00, Monday-Friday (except holidays)
Good luck!

Jul. 1,2009 23:39
Mr.Diana(Canada) replied:

Dear Winnie: thank you very much, I appreciate your help!

Take care and God bless you and your family!

Jun. 30,2009 12:47 Reply

Mrs.virginia(PHILIPPINES) said:

I am a resident of Philippines, now working in Doha, Qatar. I am planning to visit my sister in Autralia for one week when I have my vacation work leave from my presnt job. This will be a side trip from Doha, Qatar to australia and then Philippines. Do i still need visa to enter Australia? What travel documents should I prepare, where to secure, how much will it cost and how long it will be processed.Please give me advise. Thanks and best regards.

Jul. 1,2009 01:24
Mr.William replied:

Try the official website of embassy of qatar in philippines for info.
www.qatarembassymanila.org

Jun. 29,2009 23:17 Reply

Mrs.Llave(Philippines) said:

I am a Filipina, with work visa in Qatar, and want to visit my sister in Australia for a week on my scheduled work vacation leave on January, 2010, what travel documents do I need to prepare?Please advise.

Jun. 30,2009 02:10
Mr.Sam replied:

You have to ask the embassy of Australia in Qatar for the details.

Jun. 28,2009 00:56 Reply

Mr.Debahsis said:

Presently I am working here in Riyadh for a leading bank. during Sept-2009 i am planning to visit Hongkong along with my family for 1 week hence i like to know how can i get a tourist/visit visa for my vacation trip. Looking forward to your advice. Thanks & regards.

Jun. 28,2009 01:42
Mr.Neda replied:

For sightseeing purpose, you should apply for a tourist visit visa. You can apply for the visa at the China embassy in Riyardh or send the application directly to the immigration department of Hong Kong SAR. For the detailed requirements, see the info at this page:
http://www.immd.gov.hk/ehtml/id1004.htm

Jun. 26,2009 04:15 Reply

Mr.Goh(Singapore) said:

Hi

My wife is a Chinese passport holder and currently has a long term visit pass in SG. We are thinking of making a leisure trip to Japan. Can she apply for visa to Japan without making a physical trip back to China?

Jun. 26,2009 21:42
Mrs.Laura replied:

Non-residents of Singapore who require visas to enter Japan must obtain their visas at a Consulate or Embassy of Japan in their home countries, so I'm afraid your wife will be note able to get the via to Japan in Singapore.
Here is the info. of Embassy of Japan in Singapore, you can try to contact them for exact answer.
16 Nassim Road, Singapore 258390
Tel: (Country code 65) 6235-8855

Jun. 24,2009 20:04 Reply

Mr.Eddie(Ire) said:

Im a Z visa holder in China. Im an Irish citizen. Im returning to Ireland early July for holiday. I want to bring my daughter to China for 3 or 6 months. What documentation to i require to bring to the embassy in Dublin to get her a visa.

Jun. 24,2009 22:43
Mr.David replied:

You can apply for a L visa for her with the these documents：one completed visa application form; one recent photograph for passport, passport valid up to at least six months with blank pages; proof of relative relationship.

Jun. 24,2009 03:49 Reply

Mr.Abidi(Taiwan) said:

I am Pakistani Passport holder but living in Taiwan with holding Taiwan residance (ARC). Can I get visa for China in Macao? How? and What documents are needed

Jun. 24,2009 04:41
Mrs.Brenda replied:

yes, you can get the China visa from the Office of the Commissioner of the Ministry of PRC in Mcau SAR.
You need to prepare the fllowing documents:
1) One duly completed and signed Visa Application Form with a passport photograph attached;

2) Your passport with at least 6-month validity and at least 2 blank visa pages.
Meanwhile, you may also be asked to provide Visa Notification Form issued by Chinese authorized unit, economic proof of enough money for your China trip and so on.
For the details, you have to ask the Commissioner of the Ministry of PRC in Mcau SAR.

Jun. 22,2009 10:33 Reply

Mr.Jackson(Argentina) said:

Hello,
I am a brazilian in a business trip to KL until the end of July. I want to go to China for 2 weeks before I go back home and I might want to visit again before the end of the year, so I wanted a Double Visit Visa. In the Chinese Embassy they told me that I needed some documents (airplane ticket, hotel reservation and bank info), but they told me that if I paid double the price they could act as agents to my Visa and I would not need to bring these documents. Why is that so?

Jun. 22,2009 22:05
Mr.Luther(Argentina) replied:

Which Chinese embassy told you that? Can't believable! You have to provide the required documents even if you entrust a visa/travel agent to process it for you.

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Jun. 21,2009 09:43 Reply

Mr.Mary(canada) said:

I am a Candaian citizen and reside in Montreal Quebec. I am planning a business trip to Hong Kong/ Shanghai. South China and Bangkok during the month of September 2009. I have been reading articles that citizens of Canada may be put in quarantine up to two weeks when they are arrive because of the H1N1 virus. Is this true? Are they put in quarantine even if they are not sick?

Jun. 22,2009 01:56
Mr.Dennis replied:

No, it is not true. After your arrival, you are required to go through a medical check-up. If you are find out " having symptom of Swine Flu" (fever, cough etc), you will be put in quarantine.

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