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Sep. 22,2009 07:49
Reply
Mrs.Elena(Russia) said:
Good afternoon. I am the holder of the passport of a citizen of Russian Federation. I am planning a trip to Hong Kong as a tourist for a period of less than 14 days, ie without a visa. Are there any restrictions on the validity of my passport for entry into Hong Kong?
Best regards
Sep. 22,2009 21:14 Mr.Christopher replied:
Please contact the Immigration Department of Hk SAR for exact answer by enquiry hotline at (852) 2824 6111 or by fax at (852) 2877 7711
13.
Sep. 18,2009 08:42
Reply
Mr.Lucas(Russia, Novosibirsk) said:
Hello,
I am an American citizen studying in Novosibirsk. My wife and I would like to visit my sister who works in China. Is there a way to receive Chinese tourist visas without traveling all the way to Moscow? I have tried two tourist agencies in Novosibirsk and they have both told me that they cannot help.
Thank you for your time, Lucas
Sep. 18,2009 20:11 Mr.Wesley replied:
You can contact the Consular Office of the China embassy in Moscow to get the authprized travel agencies's info.. Tel: 7-095-1431543 (Answering Service), 1431540 Fax: 7-095-9561169 Office Hours: 09:00-12:00, Monday-Friday (except holidays)
14.
Sep. 7,2009 12:30
Reply
Mr.osaretin(Russia) said:
iam a russian passport holder planning to travel to china can i obtain visa on arrival;
Sep. 7,2009 21:53 Mr.Anthony replied:
I'm afraid not. Please see the info. on the website below: http://www.travelchinaguide.com/embassy/visa/service.htm
15.
Aug. 12,2009 08:48
Reply
Mr.lado (russia) said:
i am a student here in russia but i wish to continue in china,i have gotten all my document ready do i apply here in russia or i go back to my home country to apply for a chinese student visa
Aug. 12,2009 20:59 Mr.Philip replied:
You can just apply for the visa in Russian.
16.
Aug. 11,2009 03:32
Reply
Mr.Caner(Turkey) said:
Hello,
I am a Turkish guy working in Moscow. My Russian visa will expire at the beginning of September and since my company needs further time to arrange a new visa and work permit, I'll be here in Moscow with a business visa till they arrange my working visa... And I am also planning to visit China in mid October and want to apply for a Chinese visa in Moscow. But during this time, I'll have only a business visa but not a working permit and working visa which will be in process... Do you think having a business visa is a restriction to apply for a Chinese tourist visa from Moscow?
Thank you in advance Burak
Aug. 11,2009 20:13 Mr.Brian replied:
As far as I know, your Russian business visa won't matter for applying for the Chian visa.
17.
Jul. 23,2009 10:24
Reply
Mr.R. Bishnoi said:
I am Indian passport holder living in russia and having timely registration(Vermena prozivaniya) for 3 years. i want to visit Turkey. i need to apply visa in embassy or i can get visa on arrival istambul ? thanks alot
Jul. 23,2009 20:24 Mr.Michael replied:
You should contact the Turkey embassy in Russia for exact answer.
You need visa to go to Turkey. You should go to the Turkish Consular in Moscow
18.
Jul. 23,2009 11:13
Reply
Mr.Lee(Korea) said:
Hello. I am an Korean passport holder, and I plan to go to Moscow and St.petersburg for trip. Tnen I am also going to China for study, but now I don't have enough time to get Chinese visa. So could I get Chinese visa type F, L or X in Moscow or St.petersburg? Now I have air ticket and school letter. And if it is possible, how long time does it take by fastest way? Looking forward your lovely answer! Thanks a lot. Lee.
Jul. 23,2009 20:27 Mr.William replied:
You can apply for the China visa from the China embassy in Russia, but it will be more difficult and expensive that that of in your homw country. The processing time is about 4 working days.
Mr.Lee instead of getting Chinese student visa you might get tourist or business visa and then change it in China this would be the easiest way.
19.
Jul. 25,2009 12:18
Reply
Ms.Smith(Russia) said:
Hi, I'm an American travelling with a UK national, we have letters of invitation/confirmation from our hotel. The hotel indicated their letters would be sufficient, and we wouldn't need a travel agency to do our paperwork. Is this accurate information? Thank you very much.
Jul. 25,2009 21:06 Ms.Alexis replied:
You mean the visa application? Yes, you can apply for it yourself, but the hotel confirmation letter is not enough, you still need to sub mit your valid passport, a completely filled visa application form as well as your round-way air tickets.
Jul. 26,2009 17:11 Mr.Alex(Valderas) replied:
At the Chinese consulate in Moscow they might ask you invitation and air ticket.
20.
Jul. 24,2009 08:18
Reply
Mr.bruno(brazil) said:
I am a Brazilian/American Citizen living in Russia, I have the 2 passports. The problem is that my Brazilian passport is with the russian authorites beacuse they are renewing my Russian visa that expires on 31/07 and I will recieve back just on the 30/07. If I want to travel to China on 31/07 would I have time to make the chinese visa? Or I could request the visa on my american passport but this one is without the russian visa.
Thank you
Jul. 24,2009 22:54 Ms.Lilian(China) replied:
If you apply for rush service, you can pick up your visa on the second day of application. Submit application on 30/07, pick up you visa on 31/07, but I don't know whether you have time to submit application on 30/07 because you receive you Brazilian passport on that day
21.
Jul. 14,2009 01:37
Reply
Mr.Ananyev(Russia) said:
Hello, I am Russian citizen living in Russia but far away from Moscow. My company plans to send me in one of Chinese ports as a seaman. Can I receive Chinese Visa without knowledge of date of arrival in China (various depends of vessel’s schedule) or can I get Chinese Visa in the same day when I will apply all documents to Embassy in Moscow(it is very important to arrange crew change)?
Jul. 14,2009 04:37 Mrs.Madonna replied:
You can get the visa the next day after you submit your application even if you use the rush service and pay mor fee for it.
22.
Jun. 22,2009 03:10
Reply
Mr.Paul O'Connor(Australia) said:
Hello,
I am an Australian citizen in russia. I am flying to Beijing as a tourist next friday. I need to get a tourist visa asap. Can i get one at the chinese embassy in moscow or do i need a visa agency. Does anyone know a good one or where do i get started?
Jun. 22,2009 03:52 Mr.Tristine replied:
You need submit the following documents to the Chinese embassy in Moscow 1. Valid passport 2. A duly-signed application form 3. One colored photo 4. An invitation letter a travel agency authorized by Chinese government 5.Two-way air tickets and proof of hotel booking 6. Russian visa or residence permit
23.
Jun. 21,2009 23:35
Reply
Mr.Paul IO'Connor(Russia) said:
Hello,
I am an Australian who is in Moscow in Russia at the moment. I have plans to fly into Beijing in two weeks and stay for five days as a tourist. Where do I apply for a Chinese Tourist Visa in Moscow. What documents do I need?
Paul
Jun. 22,2009 03:02 Mr.Tang replied:
You should go to the Chinese Embassy in Moscow to apply for the visa. You need to provide these documents: 1. Your valid passport with a mimimum validity of 6 months 2. A properly signed application form 3.Russian visa or residence permit 4. air tickets and hotel reservation
24.
Jun. 17,2009 21:01
Reply
Ms.Marina(New Zealand) said:
Dear Sir/Madam,
I'm a Russian passport holder and going to travel back to New Zealand via Beijing. I'll have to stay in the airport in Beijing for 9 hours. Do I need a transit visa?
Thanks in advance, Marina
Jun. 17,2009 22:20 Mr.Ben(China) replied:
If You won't move out of the airport, no visa is required for your transit in Beijing.
25.
Jun. 14,2009 05:43
Reply
Mr.Brown(Russia) said:
I would like to contact any Chinese companies interested in doing business on Sakhalin Island (Russia) o already doing biusiness on the island. Please advise how I can contact them ot provide them with local Risk Management services (maybe through an association?). Regards Julian
Jun. 14,2009 22:11 Mr.William replied:
You should contact the Economic and Commercial Counsellor's Office of the Embassy of P.R.C in Russia. Visit their website and try to contact them: http://ru2.mofcom.gov.cn/index.shtml
26.
May. 27,2009 01:49
Reply
Ms.Kairi James (Russia) said:
I am a UK Citizen working in Moscow. I would like to visit Beijing as a tourist for a short stay. Please can you advise what documents I need to take to the Chinese embassy?
Many thanks
May. 27,2009 04:36 Mr.Tony replied:
You are advised to entrust a travel agency to apply on your behalf because you are supposed to have an invitation letter from an authorized travel agency.
Our agency will happily arrange Chinese Tourist Visa for you in Moscow. If you have questions please email us info (at) wovisas.ru (in english)
27.
Jun. 5,2009 03:09
Reply
Mrs.Safronova(russia) said:
Dear Sir/Madam, My 9 years old daughter (she is sharing the same passport with me) and I are going on holidays for a week to Beijing. Do I need to apply for a visa behalf of my daughter and pay a visa fee for her? I'm confused as the Article 54 of Rules for the Implementation of the Law of the People's Republic of China on Control of the Entry and Exit of Aliens says that Foreign children under 16 years of age sharing the same passport with their parents or guardians who come to China with their parents or guardians need not go through the procedures for entry, transit, residence or travel separately. Your urgent advices would be must appreciated.
Mrs.Safronova, it's true that you should apply for a visa on bahalf of your daughter and pay a visa fee for her.
28.
May. 26,2009 10:37
Reply
Mr.Davis(Russia) said:
I'm a British citizen working in Novosibirsk, in the middle of Siberia, Russia. I have a Russian visa in my UK passport. Do I need a visa to visit the nearest Chinese town? If I do, which is the nearest Chinese embassy or consulate to Novosibirsk.
May. 26,2009 20:56 Mr.Steve(US) replied:
You need a visa. The nearest consulate is Consulate-General of the People's Republic of China in Khabarovsk.
29.
May. 20,2009 02:51
Reply
Mr.lelin(nepal) said:
I m nepali, since 2 n half year i m working in russia, i want to go Hongkong for 1 year if possible more time too, how can i get visa?, what are the process ?, and document need, i m waiting what r the procedure.
May. 20,2009 04:28 Ms.Jane replied:
Will you work in Hong Kong? If you don't work there, you can not stay for one year there. The visit visa allows only 30-90 days of stay over there.
30.
May. 15,2009 03:43
Reply
Mr.Matt(UK) said:
Hello, I am hoping to attend a 2 week study course at CEIBS in Shanghai, my University tells me I need a type 'F' visa - I don't see any reference to this visa type on your site. Can I apply for it from Russia, have Russian visa, and where can I find the application form please? Already have an invitation letter from CEIBS. Thanks very much Matt
May. 18,2009 20:50 Ms.Alice replied:
The application form is the same for all types of Chinese visa. The visa application form is available on this page: http://www.travelchinaguide.com/embassy/pdf/visa-application.pdf
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Travelers' Voices on China Embassy in Russia (45)
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Sep. 22,2009 07:49 Reply
Mrs.Elena(Russia) said:
Good afternoon.
I am the holder of the passport of a citizen of Russian Federation. I am planning a trip to Hong Kong as a tourist for a period of less than 14 days, ie without a visa. Are there any restrictions on the validity of my passport for entry into Hong Kong?
Best regards
Sep. 22,2009 21:14
Mr.Christopher replied:
Please contact the Immigration Department of Hk SAR for exact answer by enquiry hotline at (852) 2824 6111 or by fax at (852) 2877 7711
13.
Sep. 18,2009 08:42 Reply
Mr.Lucas(Russia, Novosibirsk) said:
Hello,
I am an American citizen studying in Novosibirsk. My wife and I would like to visit my sister who works in China. Is there a way to receive Chinese tourist visas without traveling all the way to Moscow? I have tried two tourist agencies in Novosibirsk and they have both told me that they cannot help.
Thank you for your time,
Lucas
Sep. 18,2009 20:11
Mr.Wesley replied:
You can contact the Consular Office of the China embassy in Moscow to get the authprized travel agencies's info..
Tel: 7-095-1431543 (Answering Service), 1431540
Fax: 7-095-9561169
Office Hours: 09:00-12:00, Monday-Friday (except holidays)
14.
Sep. 7,2009 12:30 Reply
Mr.osaretin(Russia) said:
iam a russian passport holder planning to travel to china can i obtain visa on arrival;
Sep. 7,2009 21:53
Mr.Anthony replied:
I'm afraid not. Please see the info. on the website below:
http://www.travelchinaguide.com/embassy/visa/service.htm
15.
Aug. 12,2009 08:48 Reply
Mr.lado (russia) said:
i am a student here in russia but i wish to continue in china,i have gotten all my document ready do i apply here in russia or i go back to my home country to apply for a chinese student visa
Aug. 12,2009 20:59
Mr.Philip replied:
You can just apply for the visa in Russian.
16.
Aug. 11,2009 03:32 Reply
Mr.Caner(Turkey) said:
Hello,
I am a Turkish guy working in Moscow. My Russian visa will expire at the beginning of September and since my company needs further time to arrange a new visa and work permit, I'll be here in Moscow with a business visa till they arrange my working visa... And I am also planning to visit China in mid October and want to apply for a Chinese visa in Moscow. But during this time, I'll have only a business visa but not a working permit and working visa which will be in process... Do you think having a business visa is a restriction to apply for a Chinese tourist visa from Moscow?
Thank you in advance
Burak
Aug. 11,2009 20:13
Mr.Brian replied:
As far as I know, your Russian business visa won't matter for applying for the Chian visa.
17.
Jul. 23,2009 10:24 Reply
Mr.R. Bishnoi said:
I am Indian passport holder living in russia and having timely registration(Vermena prozivaniya) for 3 years. i want to visit Turkey. i need to apply visa in embassy or i can get visa on arrival istambul ? thanks alot
Jul. 23,2009 20:24
Mr.Michael replied:
You should contact the Turkey embassy in Russia for exact answer.
Jul. 26,2009 17:19
Mr.Alex Valderas(Russia, Moscow) replied:
You need visa to go to Turkey. You should go to the Turkish Consular in Moscow
18.
Jul. 23,2009 11:13 Reply
Mr.Lee(Korea) said:
Hello.
I am an Korean passport holder, and I plan to go to Moscow and St.petersburg for trip.
Tnen I am also going to China for study, but now I don't have enough time to get Chinese visa.
So could I get Chinese visa type F, L or X in Moscow or St.petersburg?
Now I have air ticket and school letter.
And if it is possible, how long time does it take by fastest way?
Looking forward your lovely answer!
Thanks a lot.
Lee.
Jul. 23,2009 20:27
Mr.William replied:
You can apply for the China visa from the China embassy in Russia, but it will be more difficult and expensive that that of in your homw country. The processing time is about 4 working days.
Jul. 26,2009 17:14
Mr.Alex Valderas(Russia, Moscow) replied:
Mr.Lee instead of getting Chinese student visa you might get tourist or business visa and then change it in China this would be the easiest way.
19.
Jul. 25,2009 12:18 Reply
Ms.Smith(Russia) said:
Hi,
I'm an American travelling with a UK national, we have letters of invitation/confirmation from our hotel. The hotel indicated their letters would be sufficient, and we wouldn't need a travel agency to do our paperwork. Is this accurate information?
Thank you very much.
Jul. 25,2009 21:06
Ms.Alexis replied:
You mean the visa application? Yes, you can apply for it yourself, but the hotel confirmation letter is not enough, you still need to sub mit your valid passport, a completely filled visa application form as well as your round-way air tickets.
Jul. 26,2009 17:11
Mr.Alex(Valderas) replied:
At the Chinese consulate in Moscow they might ask you invitation and air ticket.
20.
Jul. 24,2009 08:18 Reply
Mr.bruno(brazil) said:
I am a Brazilian/American Citizen living in Russia, I have the 2 passports. The problem is that my Brazilian passport is with the russian authorites beacuse they are renewing my Russian visa that expires on 31/07 and I will recieve back just on the 30/07. If I want to travel to China on 31/07 would I have time to make the chinese visa? Or I could request the visa on my american passport but this one is without the russian visa.
Thank you
Jul. 24,2009 22:54
Ms.Lilian(China) replied:
If you apply for rush service, you can pick up your visa on the second day of application. Submit application on 30/07, pick up you visa on 31/07, but I don't know whether you have time to submit application on 30/07 because you receive you Brazilian passport on that day
21.
Jul. 14,2009 01:37 Reply
Mr.Ananyev(Russia) said:
Hello,
I am Russian citizen living in Russia but far away from Moscow. My company plans to send me in one of Chinese ports as a seaman. Can I receive Chinese Visa without knowledge of date of arrival in China (various depends of vessel’s schedule) or can I get Chinese Visa in the same day when I will apply all documents to Embassy in Moscow(it is very important to arrange crew change)?
Jul. 14,2009 04:37
Mrs.Madonna replied:
You can get the visa the next day after you submit your application even if you use the rush service and pay mor fee for it.
22.
Jun. 22,2009 03:10 Reply
Mr.Paul O'Connor(Australia) said:
Hello,
I am an Australian citizen in russia. I am flying to Beijing as a tourist next friday. I need to get a tourist visa asap. Can i get one at the chinese embassy in moscow or do i need a visa agency. Does anyone know a good one or where do i get started?
Jun. 22,2009 03:52
Mr.Tristine replied:
You need submit the following documents to the Chinese embassy in Moscow
1. Valid passport
2. A duly-signed application form
3. One colored photo
4. An invitation letter a travel agency authorized by Chinese government
5.Two-way air tickets and proof of hotel booking
6. Russian visa or residence permit
23.
Jun. 21,2009 23:35 Reply
Mr.Paul IO'Connor(Russia) said:
Hello,
I am an Australian who is in Moscow in Russia at the moment. I have plans to fly into Beijing in two weeks and stay for five days as a tourist. Where do I apply for a Chinese Tourist Visa in Moscow. What documents do I need?
Paul
Jun. 22,2009 03:02
Mr.Tang replied:
You should go to the Chinese Embassy in Moscow to apply for the visa. You need to provide these documents:
1. Your valid passport with a mimimum validity of 6 months
2. A properly signed application form
3.Russian visa or residence permit
4. air tickets and hotel reservation
24.
Jun. 17,2009 21:01 Reply
Ms.Marina(New Zealand) said:
Dear Sir/Madam,
I'm a Russian passport holder and going to travel back to New Zealand via Beijing. I'll have to stay in the airport in Beijing for 9 hours. Do I need a transit visa?
Thanks in advance,
Marina
Jun. 17,2009 22:20
Mr.Ben(China) replied:
If You won't move out of the airport, no visa is required for your transit in Beijing.
25.
Jun. 14,2009 05:43 Reply
Mr.Brown(Russia) said:
I would like to contact any Chinese companies interested in doing business on Sakhalin Island (Russia) o already doing biusiness on the island. Please advise how I can contact them ot provide them with local Risk Management services (maybe through an association?). Regards Julian
Jun. 14,2009 22:11
Mr.William replied:
You should contact the Economic and Commercial Counsellor's Office of the Embassy of P.R.C in Russia.
Visit their website and try to contact them:
http://ru2.mofcom.gov.cn/index.shtml
26.
May. 27,2009 01:49 Reply
Ms.Kairi James (Russia) said:
I am a UK Citizen working in Moscow. I would like to visit Beijing as a tourist for a short stay. Please can you advise what documents I need to take to the Chinese embassy?
Many thanks
May. 27,2009 04:36
Mr.Tony replied:
You are advised to entrust a travel agency to apply on your behalf because you are supposed to have an invitation letter from an authorized travel agency.
Jun. 6,2009 08:25
Mr.Alex Valderas(Russia) replied:
Our agency will happily arrange Chinese Tourist Visa for you in Moscow. If you have questions please email us info (at) wovisas.ru (in english)
27.
Jun. 5,2009 03:09 Reply
Mrs.Safronova(russia) said:
Dear Sir/Madam,
My 9 years old daughter (she is sharing the same passport with me) and I are going on holidays for a week to Beijing. Do I need to apply for a visa behalf of my daughter and pay a visa fee for her?
I'm confused as the Article 54 of Rules for the Implementation of the Law of the People's Republic of China on Control of the Entry and Exit of Aliens says that Foreign children under 16 years of age sharing the same passport with their parents or guardians who come to China with their parents or guardians need not go through the procedures for entry, transit, residence or travel separately.
Your urgent advices would be must appreciated.
Jun. 5,2009 20:44
Ms.LILIAN(China) replied:
Mrs.Safronova, it's true that you should apply for a visa on bahalf of your daughter and pay a visa fee for her.
28.
May. 26,2009 10:37 Reply
Mr.Davis(Russia) said:
I'm a British citizen working in Novosibirsk, in the middle of Siberia, Russia. I have a Russian visa in my UK passport. Do I need a visa to visit the nearest Chinese town? If I do, which is the nearest Chinese embassy or consulate to Novosibirsk.
May. 26,2009 20:56
Mr.Steve(US) replied:
You need a visa. The nearest consulate is Consulate-General of the People's Republic of China in Khabarovsk.
29.
May. 20,2009 02:51 Reply
Mr.lelin(nepal) said:
I m nepali, since 2 n half year i m working in russia, i want to go Hongkong for 1 year if possible more time too, how can i get visa?, what are the process ?, and document need, i m waiting what r the procedure.
May. 20,2009 04:28
Ms.Jane replied:
Will you work in Hong Kong? If you don't work there, you can not stay for one year there. The visit visa allows only 30-90 days of stay over there.
30.
May. 15,2009 03:43 Reply
Mr.Matt(UK) said:
Hello,
I am hoping to attend a 2 week study course at CEIBS in Shanghai, my University tells me I need a type 'F' visa - I don't see any reference to this visa type on your site. Can I apply for it from Russia, have Russian visa, and where can I find the application form please? Already have an invitation letter from CEIBS.
Thanks very much Matt
May. 18,2009 20:50
Ms.Alice replied:
The application form is the same for all types of Chinese visa.
The visa application form is available on this page:
http://www.travelchinaguide.com/embassy/pdf/visa-application.pdf