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Apr. 7,2009 14:02 Reply

Mrs.MJ(Canada) said:

Hi

I'm a canadian citizen and I have a question concerning my application for visa. I asked for a 90 days visa but I obtain only 30 days. Do you suggest i wait to be in china to ask for an extension of my visa or you think it is possible to ask again in the embassy here for a different type of visa like a double entrie ? It's a tourist visa by the way.

Thanks for your tips !

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Mar. 30,2009 18:51 Reply

Mr.krishan(ca) said:

Please let me know the type of CHINA'S visa l need for this cruise, l am a canadian citizen

boarding in hongkong and 2 days at sea
visiting: shanghi 2 days, 2 days at sea
visiting beijing 2 days,
visiting Dalian 1 day then move to south korea, japanm, usa alaska and vancouver canada

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Feb. 1,2009 03:22 Reply

Mr.Craig(nigeria) said:

I'm from Nigeria, I will come to China to see a doctor, I need stay in china for months, so can I apply for a visa that permits stay duration of more than 30 days?

Feb. 1,2009 04:08
Ms.Lilian(China) replied:

Yes, you can. Please write the planned stay duration in China on the Visa Application of China and make an explanation to the consular officials when you submit application. The consular officials will issue you a visa with longer stay duration. After entry into China, if you still find the stay duration is not enough, please apply for extension in the local public security office.

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Jan. 20,2009 21:47 Reply

Ms.Celina(China) said:

Notice about Invalidation of old ID Card of HKSAR

The residents of HKSAR should note: From November 30, 2008, all old ID Card of HKSAR that were issued before June 23, 2003 are void.

According to the present regulations of government of HKSAR, if residents of HKSAR are not in Hong Kong during the period of renewal, they can apply for renewal within 30 days after returning to Hong Kong. The permanent residents of HKSAR won't lose the right of residence although the old ID Card of HKSAR are void. If the HK residents living in overseas apply for HK Passport with the old Identity Card, they also need submit the Application Form (ROP 143 or ROP 144)

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Jan. 8,2009 13:03 Reply

Mrs.Susanne Coyle(USA) said:

I am hoping to travel to Chengdu Province, but I am worried about the horrible stories I hear about bear bile farming. Will I run into anything like that? Will I be bombarded will people selling bear bile on the streets? Thank you.
Susanne Coyle
scoyle1@aol.com

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