Chinese Embassies in Europe

Travelers' Voices on Chinese Embassies in Europe

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Sep. 12,2009 16:06 Reply

Ms.Atseby(India) said:

I,m a native of Ivory Coast, a country in the west of Africa and i,m living in India for study purpose.
I want to know exactly what i have to do for having a tourist visa single entry. Thank you

Sep. 13,2009 01:57
Mrs.Celina(China) replied:

You should prepare the following documents, and submit them to the Chinese Visa Application Service Centre:
Address: First Floor, Commercial Towers, Le Meridian Hotel Raisina Road, New Delhi 110001
Tel: 91-11-4356 5225
Fax: 91-11-4356 5229
E-mail: delhicentre@visaforchina.org

1. one visa application form filled appropriately and authentically.
2. Applicant's passport valid for at least six months with at least 2 blank visa pages.
3. One recent passport size photograph.
4. One Passport photocopy.
5: Covering letter from your university addressed to the visa office.
6: Photocopy of a confirmed return air ticket
7. Foreigners other than Indians should have valid Indian visas or valid Residence Permits in India

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Sep. 11,2009 01:58 Reply

Mrs.L Joseph said:

Please let me know if we need a visa to enter Hong kong
WE hold a british pastport and will be going on a cruise
leaving from Hong Kong we flying LON. 24'thsept.

Sep. 11,2009 04:36
Mr.Carl replied:

British citizens are free of visa to Hk for up to 180 days.

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May. 14,2009 01:55 Reply

Mrs.Tess(Italy) said:

Hello,
Please can you tell me how long it will take for me to get a Visa for my holiday to China if I go to the Chinese Embassy in Rome (I am English but I live in Rome) Also, is it possible for me to get the visas for my husband and 2 children if I take their passports and documentation with me? Or must each person get his own visa? Thanks for your help.

May. 15,2009 02:31
Mr.James (Italy) replied:

The normal processing time is four working days. You can send the applications on their behalf.

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Nov. 6,2008 03:43 Reply

Ms.June(China) said:

Embassy of the Peoples Republic of China in Italy is also accredited to San Marino. Chinese government doesnt set up embassy in San Marino.

PS: On May 6, 1971, San Marino and China built diplomatic relations in the consular level on July 15, 1991, the relations between the two countries are updated to ambassadorial lvel.

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