Hi James, Thanks for your prompt reply. Can you pls help to provide Luohu Visa Office Email address immediately Thanks,
Nov. 10,2009 01:15 Mr.James replied:
Sorry that I don't have to email address of the Luohu visa office.
12.
Nov. 9,2009 09:30
Reply
Mrs.Lili(Malaysia) said:
I would likes to visit Hong Kong and decide to visit Shenzen for 1 day from Hong Kong on November 2009. 1)Can Malaysian eligible to get 5 days Visa at Lo Wu station (Border Shenzen}? 2)Can we stay at Shenzen for a night at Shenzhen hotel during visit? Pls advise immediately.
Thanks
Nov. 9,2009 22:49 Mr.James replied:
1). I think you can, but you'd better confirm with the LUohu visa office first.(Tel: 86 755 8232 4022). 2). Yes, you can.
13.
Nov. 8,2009 21:22
Reply
Mr.Fabian(Malaysia ) said:
Is it ok to use a emergency travel certificate/document issued by the Malaysia consulate to apply for a china visa?
Nov. 9,2009 09:46 Ms.Lili(Malaysia) replied:
Hi Mr.Fabian, Can I get 5 days Visa on the spot to entry Shenzen from (Border Shenzen)to stay a night at Shenzen hotel with Malaysia passport?How much the Visa cost?
My brother in law and family recently moved fm USA to China to teach. They want to visit Kenya where we live. His wife has to travel out of china with a temporary passport as hers expires soon. South african temporary passports are valid for 1 year, so going back will not be a problem for passport validity, but, will they be allowed to return to china on the visa which is in the old passport. Do they have to get it transferred, and travel with both passports?
Nov. 6,2009 04:52 Mr.Haley replied:
I think tthey have to renew their passport first and then apply for a new visa to China.
15.
Nov. 3,2009 22:19
Reply
Mr.Nicholas(Malaysia) said:
Hello there, I will be flying from Tokyo to Beijing and then from Beijing to Singapore. My connecting flight in between is 4 hours. I wont be leaving out the airport, so do i need a visa? Is this what transit called? Thank you
Nov. 4,2009 02:06 Mr.Samuel replied:
If you just transit beijing for 4 hour and won't move out of the airport, no visa would be needed.
Nov. 4,2009 04:29 Mr.Nicholas(Malaysia) replied:
Thank you for the reply. I am Malaysian passport holder, I heard you have to clear immigration in order to board to the next connecting flight. Both my flights are in Terminal 3 FYI. Is that true?
Nov. 4,2009 20:11 Mrs.Hannah replied:
it may be true.
Nov. 4,2009 22:45 Mr.nicholas(Malaysia) replied:
Anyone has similar experience connecting flight in terminal 3 in beijing airport?
Nov. 5,2009 04:27 Mr.noneedvisa(china) replied:
not true! as long as you stay in the international airport you do not need a visa
16.
Nov. 2,2009 23:38
Reply
Mrs.Brookes(australia) said:
hi, Im entering china for 1 day due to flight times. Do i need to apply for a tourist visa?
Nov. 3,2009 01:07 Mr.Jeff replied:
You mean you will just transit China? Will you go out of the airport? How many hours will you stay in China?
Nov. 3,2009 05:22 Mrs.brookes(australia) replied:
my flight arrives at 6am and departs at midnight so i wanted to leave the airport and explore china for the day :)
Nov. 3,2009 21:38 Mr.Walter replied:
If so, you will have to apply for a transit visa.
17.
Nov. 3,2009 05:15
Reply
Mrs.Kait(Indonesia) said:
Hi, I want to ask, I will fly with my family from Indonesia to Shenzhen, stay 1 night then to Hongkong 2 nights, after HK I will back to Shenzhen. Can I enter Shenzhen with visa on arrival? If yes, how much the cost and how long the procedure? Thanks.
Nov. 3,2009 21:37 Mr.Wesley replied:
I think you can apply for Shenzhen Special Zone visa on arrival, but I'm not sure the exact cost, please call the visa office at Luohu Port directly: Tel: 86 755 8232 4022
18.
Nov. 1,2009 09:42
Reply
Ms.joy(ph) said:
Hi! can somebody help me?I want to know the things that is needed to get a visa?
Nov. 2,2009 21:27 Mr.Dunn replied:
Which country's visa do you want and what's your travel purpose?
19.
Oct. 28,2009 07:00
Reply
Mr.Karim(Italy) said:
Hello all, Someone can tell as which countries need the notification latter? Thanks
Oct. 28,2009 20:15 Mr.Andrew replied:
I think it depends what type of visa you apply for.
20.
Oct. 25,2009 22:03
Reply
Ms.patricia(hong kong) said:
I am a Malaysian student studying in Hong Kong. I will fly back to Malaysia from Shenzhen Airport. Should I get a tourist visa or a transit visa? I am a non-permanent HKID holder and I have a Malaysian Passport. Thanks.
Oct. 26,2009 04:11 Mr.Peter replied:
If you stay at the Shenzhen airport for less than 24 hours and don't leave out of the airport, you don't need a visa for this transit.
Oct. 27,2009 09:22 Ms.patricia(malaysia) replied:
But i will be going to shenzhen airport by mtr train to Lo Wu station and then take a bus direct to the airport. visa is not required?
Oct. 27,2009 21:19 Mrs.Becky replied:
if so, you will need to apply for a transit visa, or you may also apply for a Shenzhen Special Zone visa at Luohu port.
We are bringing our Filipino maid to Zhuhai for holiday in early December and have just applied the VISA for her today. Can I know how long does the embassy take to approve the VISA? Will the officer inform us once it is approved? By mail or telephone?
Oct. 27,2009 04:46 Mr.Anthony replied:
It usually takes 4 working days. Meanwhile, you should be given an 'pick-up receipt' when submit the application, on which there should be pick-up date, I think.
22.
Oct. 27,2009 02:58
Reply
Ms.Tina(Indonesia) said:
I want to go China ShengZhen or GuangZhou for 2 Weeks, just for visiting or travel. What do i need to do ? How am i apply Visa ? If need to fill form, where can i get the form ? How much the fee i should pay ? I intend to go China through Singapore Airport. Thank's.
Oct. 27,2009 04:43 Mr.Barry replied:
You have to apply for a China Tourist visa. You can download the visa application from the website below: http://id.china-embassy.org/eng/lsqw/. The visa fee is 300,000 Rupiahs per person for a single entry.
23.
Oct. 26,2009 22:53
Reply
Mr.Kahn(South Africa) said:
Hello, I'm a student in Canberra and would like to visit my family in China during 3 month university vacation (end 2009 to early 2010). Ideally I would want a 3 month multi entry visa.
I have been to an agency to assist with arranging the visa from Canberra. But, some items they are telling me are strange: - even if one gets a 90 day multi entry, you still need to leave the country every 30 days? - one needs to show your proof of travel. Not sure if this has to be a return ticket. At this stage I have a ticket to China and I would then only arrange a return - china - Australia - china early next year.
Could you please inform what type of visa I can arrange and what needs to be done?
Thanks a lot!
Oct. 27,2009 04:41 Mr.Ben replied:
The agency is right that, you may be requied to leave China every 30 days if you apply for a multiple entry visa, and the proof of travel should be your round-way air tickts. You can apply for a China tourist visa with one entry to China, which may allows you stay in Chian for 30 to 180 days. Howver, you have to ask your family in China to provide you an invitation letter enclosed with their valid address, contacts as well as copy of their residence permit in China, and the letter should be stamped by th elocal public security bureau as well.
24.
Oct. 7,2009 17:33
Reply
Mrs.Arcite(Philippines) said:
I have a job offer in China (Guandong) as an engineer and my employer told me that I could bring my husband along with me. After talking to the agent, I was told that I have to go there first and I just have to file a petition for my husband and once my husband is already there, my employer will also hire my husband. I asked the agent how long will it take for me to file a petition for my husband, and I was told that after a few weeks after I have gathered all the necessary documents needed in China, I can already file a petition for my husband in the Philippines. When I asked how long will it take for my husband to process the petition in the Philippines, we were told that it would take only less than a month if he has all the necessary documents. I would like to ask if all the information given to me with regards to the length of processing is true and accurate and if not, what is correct info? I could not decide right now if I should accept the offer since I do not know if this will take long. Please help. Thank you.
Oct. 9,2009 02:00 Mr.Cameron replied:
Your employer in China will hire your husband, why not apply for a work visa for your husband to China?
I have the same question, as well, but I was told that it's not possible. He doesn't have the same qualification, so they said that they can't.
Oct. 10,2009 04:37 Mr.Kevin replied:
Your husbands can apply for a work visa based on yours. they don't have to present any work permits frrom Authorized Chinese unit, they just have to submit your marriage certificate when applyinf for the visa. However, they may not be allowed to work in China with the dependent work visa.
If I got it correctly, my husband can get the dependnt visa but may not be allowed to work eventhough my company wants to hire him or he can get a work visa which is the same as mine. There is no need for me to file a petition for him to be with me in China. Is my understanding correct?
Anyway, thanks for your responses. I really appreciate it.
Oct. 22,2009 23:07 Ms.MP replied:
Your husband can get the dependant residence permit same duration as yours. However, he can only work legally if any employer sponsor him for the work visa and work permit. Not under dependant visa/permit.
My brother lives in Zhuhai. Does he need a visa to enter Hong Kong for a visit?
Oct. 24,2009 04:40 Mrs.Victoria replied:
He have to apply for a HK Exit and Entry Permit from the local public security bureau actually.
Oct. 24,2009 09:43 Mr.Zhen(Hong Kong) replied:
If my brother will stay in hong kong for a few days, then immediately fly to Beijing, does he still need an entry exit permit? isn't this the in transit exception to the requirement for a entry exit?
Oct. 24,2009 20:41 Mr.Alex Hong (Hong Kong / China) replied:
yes, he still need an entry permit to Hong Kong. transit is not the meaning as your desctibed. He live in Zhuhai, why he has to transit Hong Kong to Beijing. He can directly go to Beijing from Zhuhai. If he transit Hong Kong to a foreign country, he is exempt from an entry permit to Hong Kong for up to 7 days.
Hi, I j ust want to know how many months is the validity of Zvisa? Where can i renew if it expires?
Oct. 17,2009 00:47 Mrs.gladys replied:
If you refer to the China Z visa, it is only valid for 3 months. You may have to renew it out of China.
Oct. 22,2009 23:09 Ms.MP replied:
Once you entered China, the Z visa in only valid for 30 days and you are supposed to get work and residence permit within these 30 days.
27.
Oct. 22,2009 05:02
Reply
Mr.Indika(Sri Lanka) said:
I am Indika from Sri Lanka. I wish to visit China for a business trip. I got the invitation letter from my business partner. When I went to Embassy, the officer said, they need "Original Visa Notification" what is this & how I will take this? And do I need to pay for this?
Oct. 22,2009 22:10 Mr.Victor replied:
Visa Notice Sheet is a certificate from an authorized governmental organization in China prescribing the visa validity, number of entries and stay period. The company/institute/company in China which invites you can apply this certificate for you in the Ministries and Commissions of the State Council, the Government of all Provinces, Autonomous Regions, Municipalities directly under the Central Government, and Foreign Affairs Offices and Bureaus of Economy and Commerce hereunder, and departments and units recognized by the Department of Consular Affairs of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People’s Republic of China. You don't need to pay for it.
Oct. 22,2009 23:03 Ms.MP.(China) replied:
Hi, the visa notification letter is an official inviation letter issued by the Chinese authority. You need to ask your business partner apply this letter from their city government.
28.
Oct. 17,2009 09:56
Reply
Mr.Choo(singapore) said:
hi,
i am PR in singapore holding the china passport. i am intending to travel to shanghai, then from shanghai to HK (will be staying at HK for 3 nights),and then from HK to macau(staying for 2 nights before flying back to singapore). do i need visa for the entry to HK and macau?
Oct. 17,2009 22:24 Mr.Norman replied:
I guess you don't need a entry permit to hong Hong or Macau. Chinese citizens living in overseas can visit Hong Kong for 7 days at most without an entry permit.
29.
Oct. 15,2009 22:59
Reply
Mr.Kelsie(China) said:
I have lived and worked in China since 2002 as an English teacher. Can I apply for permanent residence status? If so, what is the procedure? Also do I continue to renew my Canadian passport every five years?
Oct. 16,2009 01:15 Mr.Ahern replied:
Please read the info. on the website below: http://www.travelchinaguide.com/embassy/visa/refusal.htm
30.
Oct. 15,2009 14:39
Reply
Mr.khanraja(Pakistan) said:
Sir/ I am a student i want to education in your country for the B.com I am very poor please send me a visa free Thank you My E mail add Khanraja_rock@yahoo.com
My add : Peshawar O/s yaka toot shad bagh colony zargar abad Khalid medicose
Oct. 15,2009 21:05 Mr.Drew replied:
You can apply for scholarship from the China embassy in Pakistan.
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Travelers' Voices on Chinese Visa (319)
11.
Nov. 9,2009 23:44 Reply
Ms.Lili(Malaysia) said:
Hi James,
Thanks for your prompt reply.
Can you pls help to provide Luohu Visa Office Email address immediately
Thanks,
Nov. 10,2009 01:15
Mr.James replied:
Sorry that I don't have to email address of the Luohu visa office.
12.
Nov. 9,2009 09:30 Reply
Mrs.Lili(Malaysia) said:
I would likes to visit Hong Kong and decide to visit Shenzen for 1 day from Hong Kong on November 2009.
1)Can Malaysian eligible to get 5 days Visa at Lo Wu station (Border Shenzen}?
2)Can we stay at Shenzen for a night at Shenzhen hotel during visit?
Pls advise immediately.
Thanks
Nov. 9,2009 22:49
Mr.James replied:
1). I think you can, but you'd better confirm with the LUohu visa office first.(Tel: 86 755 8232 4022).
2). Yes, you can.
13.
Nov. 8,2009 21:22 Reply
Mr.Fabian(Malaysia ) said:
Is it ok to use a emergency travel certificate/document issued by the Malaysia consulate to apply for a china visa?
Nov. 9,2009 09:46
Ms.Lili(Malaysia) replied:
Hi Mr.Fabian,
Can I get 5 days Visa on the spot to entry Shenzen from (Border Shenzen)to stay a night at Shenzen hotel with Malaysia passport?How much the Visa cost?
Pls reply email:sempalitlee@hotmail.com ASAP
Thanks,
14.
Nov. 6,2009 03:34 Reply
Mrs.Deetlefs(Kenya) said:
My brother in law and family recently moved fm USA to China to teach. They want to visit Kenya where we live. His wife has to travel out of china with a temporary passport as hers expires soon. South african temporary passports are valid for 1 year, so going back will not be a problem for passport validity, but, will they be allowed to return to china on the visa which is in the old passport. Do they have to get it transferred, and travel with both passports?
Nov. 6,2009 04:52
Mr.Haley replied:
I think tthey have to renew their passport first and then apply for a new visa to China.
15.
Nov. 3,2009 22:19 Reply
Mr.Nicholas(Malaysia) said:
Hello there, I will be flying from Tokyo to Beijing and then from Beijing to Singapore. My connecting flight in between is 4 hours. I wont be leaving out the airport, so do i need a visa? Is this what transit called?
Thank you
Nov. 4,2009 02:06
Mr.Samuel replied:
If you just transit beijing for 4 hour and won't move out of the airport, no visa would be needed.
Nov. 4,2009 04:29
Mr.Nicholas(Malaysia) replied:
Thank you for the reply. I am Malaysian passport holder, I heard you have to clear immigration in order to board to the next connecting flight. Both my flights are in Terminal 3 FYI. Is that true?
Nov. 4,2009 20:11
Mrs.Hannah replied:
it may be true.
Nov. 4,2009 22:45
Mr.nicholas(Malaysia) replied:
Anyone has similar experience connecting flight in terminal 3 in beijing airport?
Nov. 5,2009 04:27
Mr.noneedvisa(china) replied:
not true! as long as you stay in the international airport you do not need a visa
16.
Nov. 2,2009 23:38 Reply
Mrs.Brookes(australia) said:
hi, Im entering china for 1 day due to flight times. Do i need to apply for a tourist visa?
Nov. 3,2009 01:07
Mr.Jeff replied:
You mean you will just transit China? Will you go out of the airport? How many hours will you stay in China?
Nov. 3,2009 05:22
Mrs.brookes(australia) replied:
my flight arrives at 6am and departs at midnight so i wanted to leave the airport and explore china for the day :)
Nov. 3,2009 21:38
Mr.Walter replied:
If so, you will have to apply for a transit visa.
17.
Nov. 3,2009 05:15 Reply
Mrs.Kait(Indonesia) said:
Hi,
I want to ask, I will fly with my family from Indonesia to Shenzhen, stay 1 night then to Hongkong 2 nights, after HK I will back to Shenzhen. Can I enter Shenzhen with visa on arrival? If yes, how much the cost and how long the procedure? Thanks.
Nov. 3,2009 21:37
Mr.Wesley replied:
I think you can apply for Shenzhen Special Zone visa on arrival, but I'm not sure the exact cost, please call the visa office at Luohu Port directly:
Tel: 86 755 8232 4022
18.
Nov. 1,2009 09:42 Reply
Ms.joy(ph) said:
Hi!
can somebody help me?I want to know the things that is needed to get a visa?
Nov. 2,2009 21:27
Mr.Dunn replied:
Which country's visa do you want and what's your travel purpose?
19.
Oct. 28,2009 07:00 Reply
Mr.Karim(Italy) said:
Hello all,
Someone can tell as which countries need the notification latter?
Thanks
Oct. 28,2009 20:15
Mr.Andrew replied:
I think it depends what type of visa you apply for.
20.
Oct. 25,2009 22:03 Reply
Ms.patricia(hong kong) said:
I am a Malaysian student studying in Hong Kong. I will fly back to Malaysia from Shenzhen Airport. Should I get a tourist visa or a transit visa? I am a non-permanent HKID holder and I have a Malaysian Passport. Thanks.
Oct. 26,2009 04:11
Mr.Peter replied:
If you stay at the Shenzhen airport for less than 24 hours and don't leave out of the airport, you don't need a visa for this transit.
Oct. 27,2009 09:22
Ms.patricia(malaysia) replied:
But i will be going to shenzhen airport by mtr train to Lo Wu station and then take a bus direct to the airport. visa is not required?
Oct. 27,2009 21:19
Mrs.Becky replied:
if so, you will need to apply for a transit visa, or you may also apply for a Shenzhen Special Zone visa at Luohu port.
21.
Oct. 27,2009 03:25 Reply
Ms.GRACELIM(Singapore) said:
We are bringing our Filipino maid to Zhuhai for holiday in early December and have just applied the VISA for her today. Can I know how long does the embassy take to approve the VISA? Will the officer inform us once it is approved? By mail or telephone?
Oct. 27,2009 04:46
Mr.Anthony replied:
It usually takes 4 working days. Meanwhile, you should be given an 'pick-up receipt' when submit the application, on which there should be pick-up date, I think.
22.
Oct. 27,2009 02:58 Reply
Ms.Tina(Indonesia) said:
I want to go China ShengZhen or GuangZhou for 2 Weeks, just for visiting or travel.
What do i need to do ?
How am i apply Visa ? If need to fill form, where can i get the form ?
How much the fee i should pay ?
I intend to go China through Singapore Airport.
Thank's.
Oct. 27,2009 04:43
Mr.Barry replied:
You have to apply for a China Tourist visa.
You can download the visa application from the website below:
http://id.china-embassy.org/eng/lsqw/.
The visa fee is 300,000 Rupiahs per person for a single entry.
23.
Oct. 26,2009 22:53 Reply
Mr.Kahn(South Africa) said:
Hello, I'm a student in Canberra and would like to visit my family in China during 3 month university vacation (end 2009 to early 2010). Ideally I would want a 3 month multi entry visa.
I have been to an agency to assist with arranging the visa from Canberra. But, some items they are telling me are strange:
- even if one gets a 90 day multi entry, you still need to leave the country every 30 days?
- one needs to show your proof of travel. Not sure if this has to be a return ticket. At this stage I have a ticket to China and I would then only arrange a return - china - Australia - china early next year.
Could you please inform what type of visa I can arrange and what needs to be done?
Thanks a lot!
Oct. 27,2009 04:41
Mr.Ben replied:
The agency is right that, you may be requied to leave China every 30 days if you apply for a multiple entry visa, and the proof of travel should be your round-way air tickts.
You can apply for a China tourist visa with one entry to China, which may allows you stay in Chian for 30 to 180 days.
Howver, you have to ask your family in China to provide you an invitation letter enclosed with their valid address, contacts as well as copy of their residence permit in China, and the letter should be stamped by th elocal public security bureau as well.
24.
Oct. 7,2009 17:33 Reply
Mrs.Arcite(Philippines) said:
I have a job offer in China (Guandong) as an engineer and my employer told me that I could bring my husband along with me. After talking to the agent, I was told that I have to go there first and I just have to file a petition for my husband and once my husband is already there, my employer will also hire my husband. I asked the agent how long will it take for me to file a petition for my husband, and I was told that after a few weeks after I have gathered all the necessary documents needed in China, I can already file a petition for my husband in the Philippines. When I asked how long will it take for my husband to process the petition in the Philippines, we were told that it would take only less than a month if he has all the necessary documents. I would like to ask if all the information given to me with regards to the length of processing is true and accurate and if not, what is correct info? I could not decide right now if I should accept the offer since I do not know if this will take long. Please help. Thank you.
Oct. 9,2009 02:00
Mr.Cameron replied:
Your employer in China will hire your husband, why not apply for a work visa for your husband to China?
Oct. 10,2009 01:34
Mr.Arcite(Philippines) replied:
I have the same question, as well, but I was told that it's not possible. He doesn't have the same qualification, so they said that they can't.
Oct. 10,2009 04:37
Mr.Kevin replied:
Your husbands can apply for a work visa based on yours. they don't have to present any work permits frrom Authorized Chinese unit, they just have to submit your marriage certificate when applyinf for the visa.
However, they may not be allowed to work in China with the dependent work visa.
Oct. 10,2009 19:40
Mrs.Arcite(Philippines) replied:
If I got it correctly, my husband can get the dependnt visa but may not be allowed to work eventhough my company wants to hire him or he can get a work visa which is the same as mine. There is no need for me to file a petition for him to be with me in China. Is my understanding correct?
Anyway, thanks for your responses. I really appreciate it.
Oct. 22,2009 23:07
Ms.MP replied:
Your husband can get the dependant residence permit same duration as yours.
However, he can only work legally if any employer sponsor him for the work visa and work permit. Not under dependant visa/permit.
Oct. 25,2009 23:55
Mrs.Arcite(Philippines) replied:
Thanks a lot! :)
25.
Oct. 24,2009 02:26 Reply
Mr.Zhen(Zhuhai) said:
My brother lives in Zhuhai. Does he need a visa to enter Hong Kong for a visit?
Oct. 24,2009 04:40
Mrs.Victoria replied:
He have to apply for a HK Exit and Entry Permit from the local public security bureau actually.
Oct. 24,2009 09:43
Mr.Zhen(Hong Kong) replied:
If my brother will stay in hong kong for a few days, then immediately fly to Beijing, does he still need an entry exit permit? isn't this the in transit exception to the requirement for a entry exit?
Oct. 24,2009 20:41
Mr.Alex Hong (Hong Kong / China) replied:
yes, he still need an entry permit to Hong Kong. transit is not the meaning as your desctibed. He live in Zhuhai, why he has to transit Hong Kong to Beijing. He can directly go to Beijing from Zhuhai. If he transit Hong Kong to a foreign country, he is exempt from an entry permit to Hong Kong for up to 7 days.
26.
Oct. 16,2009 22:44 Reply
Ms.AZZLLY(Philippines) said:
Hi,
I j
ust want to know how many months is the validity of Zvisa? Where can i renew if it expires?
Oct. 17,2009 00:47
Mrs.gladys replied:
If you refer to the China Z visa, it is only valid for 3 months. You may have to renew it out of China.
Oct. 22,2009 23:09
Ms.MP replied:
Once you entered China, the Z visa in only valid for 30 days and you are supposed to get work and residence permit within these 30 days.
27.
Oct. 22,2009 05:02 Reply
Mr.Indika(Sri Lanka) said:
I am Indika from Sri Lanka. I wish to visit China for a business trip. I got the invitation letter from my business partner. When I went to Embassy, the officer said, they need "Original Visa Notification" what is this & how I will take this? And do I need to pay for this?
Oct. 22,2009 22:10
Mr.Victor replied:
Visa Notice Sheet is a certificate from an authorized governmental organization in China prescribing the visa validity, number of entries and stay period. The company/institute/company in China which invites you can apply this certificate for you in the Ministries and Commissions of the State Council, the Government of all Provinces, Autonomous Regions, Municipalities directly under the Central Government, and Foreign Affairs Offices and Bureaus of Economy and Commerce hereunder, and departments and units recognized by the Department of Consular Affairs of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People’s Republic of China.
You don't need to pay for it.
Oct. 22,2009 23:03
Ms.MP.(China) replied:
Hi, the visa notification letter is an official inviation letter issued by the Chinese authority. You need to ask your business partner apply this letter from their city government.
28.
Oct. 17,2009 09:56 Reply
Mr.Choo(singapore) said:
hi,
i am PR in singapore holding the china passport. i am intending to travel to shanghai, then from shanghai to HK (will be staying at HK for 3 nights),and then from HK to macau(staying for 2 nights before flying back to singapore). do i need visa for the entry to HK and macau?
Oct. 17,2009 22:24
Mr.Norman replied:
I guess you don't need a entry permit to hong Hong or Macau. Chinese citizens living in overseas can visit Hong Kong for 7 days at most without an entry permit.
29.
Oct. 15,2009 22:59 Reply
Mr.Kelsie(China) said:
I have lived and worked in China since 2002 as an English teacher. Can I apply for permanent residence status? If so, what is the procedure? Also do I continue to renew my Canadian passport every five years?
Oct. 16,2009 01:15
Mr.Ahern replied:
Please read the info. on the website below:
http://www.travelchinaguide.com/embassy/visa/refusal.htm
30.
Oct. 15,2009 14:39 Reply
Mr.khanraja(Pakistan) said:
Sir/
I am a student i want to education in your country for the B.com
I am very poor please send me a visa free
Thank you
My E mail add Khanraja_rock@yahoo.com
My add : Peshawar O/s yaka toot shad bagh colony zargar abad Khalid medicose
Oct. 15,2009 21:05
Mr.Drew replied:
You can apply for scholarship from the China embassy in Pakistan.