Hi, I am a brazilian with a work permit in Canada. I want to go to China, as a tourist - single entry - and I have some questions: 1. How much does it cost the visa for brazilians? 2. How long does it take to be ready? Thanks Tal
Oct. 8,2009 02:47 Ms.Abbey(Canada) replied:
1. It costs 50 Canadian dollars for Brazilians 2. It takes 4 working days for processing visa application.
12.
Sep. 30,2009 13:12
Reply
Ms.Kathy Yeung(USA) said:
If I need to get documents notarized, do I need to go to the Chinese Consulate on Granville, or to the Visa Office on Broadway?
Oct. 6,2009 20:45 Mr.David replied:
You should go to the Visa Office on Broadway, the visa office deals with the visa, passport, notarization and authentication.
13.
Sep. 22,2009 03:01
Reply
Mr.K. Li(Canada) said:
I am a Canadian citizen living in Vancouver. I am planning to sight-see China and shall apply for a single entry tourist visa. Please tell me how much I have to pay.
Sep. 22,2009 04:35 Mr.Jerry replied:
The visa fee is Single Entry $50CAD.
14.
Sep. 21,2009 22:25
Reply
Mrs.Lo(Canada) said:
My son was born in Hong Kong and now is 19 years old. He came here since he was five. He is a Canadian citizen holding a Canadian passport. He is planning to travel to Hong Kong and China in the coming months.
Questions are: 1) Can he apply for Hong Kong Permanent Identity Card and HKSAR Passport here in Vancouver. 2) If he apply for China visa, is it for one time only or for a specified period of time.
Thanks!
Sep. 22,2009 01:25 Mr.Patrick replied:
1) As for the Hk Permanent Identity Card, you should contact the Immigration Department of Hk for exact answer by enquiry hotline at (852) 2824 6111 or by fax at (852) 2877 7711. 2)You mean the entry of the visa? You can apply for single, double or multiple entry visas if you can provide all of the required documents.
15.
Sep. 20,2009 09:48
Reply
Mr.Vancouverdad(Can) said:
My Son is a Canadaian citizen holding a Canadain passport (expiring 2010 April 10th) and also a HK Identity Card. He is planning to travel to Hong Kong in December for 10 days. Questions are: 1. Given that he is a permanent resident of Hong Kong, does he still need to renew his passport since it has less than 6 months validity when he travels? 2. He is taking a round trip flight to Hong Kong via Beijing. Does he need to apply for a transit visa for the connection flight?
Sep. 21,2009 20:22 Ms.Celina(China) replied:
1. he doesn't need to renew his passport, having a minimum validity on his passport of 1 month beyond the intended stay is accepted by the immigration officer of Hong Kong. In another words, he has a HK Identity Card, he can use it to enter HK
2. If he stays at Beijing for less than 24 hours without leaving the airport, he doesn't need a transit visa for connection flight.
16.
Aug. 27,2009 13:57
Reply
Mr.page said:
Hello! i was wondering if there is any agent that does all the paperwork to enter China for me.I mean, i just would like to give them my passport photo and they do the rest for me.i realize that there will be a fee but no problem.i just dread traveling to vancouver from Victoria only to find i don't have what they need etc....I was always told that the travel agent takes care of this now i find thatwith Flight Centre they don't.Please help!I'm supposed to go in Feb!!!
Aug. 27,2009 21:20 Mrs.Joseph replied:
You can try CHINA TRAVEL SERVICE (CANADA) INC. ( Tel: 604-872-8787 Fax: 604-873-2823 Toll Free: 1-800-663-1126 E-mail: info@chinatravelcdn.com)".
17.
Aug. 27,2009 13:02
Reply
Mrs.chris Donovan(canada) said:
My friend, actually an ex-family member, is now living in the US. She has booked to take a tour to China, but the consulate in Seattle would not process a visa on her Canadian passport. Does she have to come to the consulate in Vancouver in person? Can I do it for her? If I can't, how long will it take? If the Consulate requires the passport for more than 1 day, my friend will be unable to return home to Seattle because she will need her passport to re-enter the United States.
Aug. 27,2009 21:18 Mr.Andrew replied:
You can do it on behalf of her, but the visa application form must be signed by herself. Considering to your friend's situation, you can request the Rush Service (same day pick-up)by paying an addotional $50CAD.
18.
Aug. 24,2009 23:05
Reply
Mrs.Rose(Canada) said:
My friend is a white guy,( a Canadian ) now living in the city of Zhuhai China.
He married a Chinese lady 8 years ago at her home town. Now they are seperated and she wants to divorce him. Do they have to go back to the same place where they got married to get the divorce done? Or can they just both sign on the divorce agreement and have it down in Zhuhai or even in Canada?
Aug. 25,2009 02:49 Mr.Mark replied:
I think you can just both sign on the divorce agreement and have it down in Zhuhai or even in Canada. However, they have to confirm this with the Chin aembassy in Canada or the Canadian embassy in China.
19.
Aug. 23,2009 15:53
Reply
Ms.Patricia(Canada) said:
Can someone tell me how long the line-up is now (August 2009) for applying for a China visa? Is any day better? Thanks!
Aug. 23,2009 22:53 Mr.Helper replied:
You'd better go to there on Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday.
Please be advised that the Visa Office of the Chinese Consulate General in Vancouver will be closed to the public for computer system upgrade on August 31,2009(Monday).
Services will resume the next day.
20.
Aug. 10,2009 13:12
Reply
Ms.Linda(Canada) said:
Hi there,
I am a PR resident at Vancouver. I have an expired passport (for about 2 years) and I am planning a trip back to China in December. I was on your website, but I cannot find the renewal application form. Could you kindly direct me to where i can get the application and any required information/documents? Thank you!
Aug. 10,2009 22:32 Ms.Abigail replied:
You can get the application form and the relevant info from the official website of the Chian embassy in Canada. http://ca.china-embassy.org/eng/lsfw/lsfw/t164507.htm
Aug. 11,2009 11:45 Ms.Linda(Canada) replied:
Hi there,
Could you show me exactly where i can obtain the information & the application for renewing passportI cannot find any of that on the website. It is so confusing. Thank you.
21.
Aug. 6,2009 01:26
Reply
Mr.alex(yu) said:
Is there a list posted up somewhere about who has received the scholarship from the Chinese Scholarship Council? I know I received it but I've been waiting all summer to find out which school and city I am going to in China.
Aug. 6,2009 02:54 Mr.Eli replied:
You may contact the China embassy or consulate in your local place for help.
22.
Jul. 31,2009 11:57
Reply
Mr.Emergency(Canada ) said:
I am a Manitoban, who has a flight booked for China on Aug. 5th. Because of problems with my passport, I have been unable to apply for my Chinese Visa yet. My flight goes through Vancouver and I was wondering if I could spend an extra day in Vancouver and get my Visa (Tuesday the 4th of August) And then fly to Shanghai on Wednesday. Does anyone know if this is possible or who to contact about this?? Thanks
Aug. 1,2009 02:09 Mr.Jack(Canada) replied:
It is impossible, if you don't have the Chinese visa, the airline company won't allow you to board, so you can't fly to Vancouver. On the other hand, you said you can't apply for Chinese visa becuase of your passport problem. When you get in vancouver, you still haeve the passport problem.
23.
Jul. 30,2009 18:13
Reply
Mrs.Jane(USA) said:
Mr. Yang,
I was born in China and became a Canadian citizen a few years ago. Now I am visiting my husband in San Francisco (no visa for US needed if staying in the US <6 months) and we have an emergency at home in Xinjiang so I need to go back to China ASAP. My question is where I should go to get the visa for China. Do I have to go back to Vancouver to get it? Or can I go to San Francisco consulate to apply for the visa? I got limited time and have called the consulate many times but couldn't reach them. Please let me know the fastest way to get the visa. Thank you very much.
Jane
Jul. 31,2009 22:43 Mr.John Nash(US) replied:
The Consulate general of China in San Francisco will ask you to provide the original and photocopy of US Green Card,Work Permit,I-20 Form, valid US Visa or other additional documents and then make a decision on whether to issue the visa case by case. So I'm afriad that you have to return to vancouver to apply for it or go to Hong Kong to apply for it
24.
Jul. 29,2009 22:11
Reply
Mr.sandra wong(Canada) said:
I want to apply for HKSAR Passport in Vancouver, and I understand from the following webside:
that I can apply at #288 - 1388 W. Broadway, Vancouver. I have a valid Hong Kong permanent identity card and will be travelling in mid-September. I have 2 questions:
1. How long does it take to processed the passport? 2. The photo requirements are different than those of a Canadian passport. Where can I get one taken that is acceptable by your office?
Thanks.
Jul. 30,2009 03:06 Mr.Dylan replied:
1. It usually takes 4 working days. 2. Call the via office of the embassy to get the exact answer directly. Tel: 1-613-7893434
25.
Jul. 28,2009 21:09
Reply
Ms.Rose(Canada) said:
My mom just got her visitor visa to Canada. Issue date is 08 July 2009 Expire date is 07 Jan 2010
Does this mean: "She has to enter Canada before 07 Jan. 2009" or " or "She has to leave Canada before 07 Jan 2009?
Thank you!
Jul. 28,2009 21:39 Ms.Sophia replied:
It means she has to enter Canada before the expire date 07 Jan 2010.
Jul. 29,2009 00:30 Ms.Rose(China) replied:
When I enter Canada before the "expire date" How long can I stay? and how do I know about it?
Thanks
Jul. 29,2009 03:29 Mr.Luke replied:
There should be duration on your passport written by the ambassador just near the stamp.
26.
Jul. 29,2009 00:26
Reply
Ms.Rose(Canada) said:
Sorry I didn't make it clear.
I am already in Vancouver Canada to visit my daughter and my Chinese passport will expire within 6 months but I'd like to stay in Canada for one year. When & Where to extend my Chinese passport?
Jul. 29,2009 03:15 Mr.Connor replied:
You should renew your passport one month before the expiration of your passport from the China consulate in Vancouver of Canada.
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Jul. 28,2009 19:52
Reply
Ms.Song(Canada) said:
Questions about: "Chinese passport extenstion":
Dear Sir:
Where & when should a chinese passport be extended or renewed? How much is the fee?
Thanks
Rose
Jul. 28,2009 21:36 Mrs.Madeline replied:
About one month before the expiration of your passport, you have to renew it from the China embassy or consulate near your living place. As for the fee and details, you can refer to the info. on the official website of china embassy in Canada http://ca.china-embassy.org/eng/lsfw/lsfw/t164507.htm
28.
Jul. 27,2009 13:52
Reply
Ms.Wong(Canada) said:
i have a expired china passport and my permanent resident card is on it's way. My daughter is getting married in hawaii in september i would like to attend however i cannot get my passport until i get my permanent resident card. Is there any way to speed up the process for the China passport? And how long will it take to get one?
Jul. 27,2009 21:28 Mr.Adam replied:
You are in Canada, right? Contact the China embassy there for real help through the contacts on the website below； http://ca.china-embassy.org/eng/lsfw/lsfw/t164507.htm
29.
Mar. 18,2009 13:52
Reply
Mr.Michael Chua(Vancouver,Canada) said:
I just want to ask where I should go to renew my chinese passport. Should I go to West Broadway or in Granville? Likewise,Can I do it now because it will expire in October 2009. Thanks.
Mar. 18,2009 21:45 Mr.Frank(Canada) replied:
Either West Broadway or Granville is okay for your renewal of passport. If you want to apply for a visa in April or May, you'd better renew your passport now. Since for visa application, your passport must have at least six months validity period left before expiration.
Jul. 24,2009 20:58 Mr.Eric(Canada) replied:
A word of advice if you don't want to be turned away when you get to the front desk. Make sure you have the correct sized chinese passport photos (they are not the same size as canadian passport photos or even chinese visa photos), bring photocopies of the first two pages of your current chinese passport, photocopies of the front and back of your Canadian PR card (if you have one), and the application form. Get there early if you're going to the Broadway location in Vancouver (8:30AM at latest) because the line is very long. There is a small digital photo store one block west of the consulate on Broadway that knows exactly what size photos and what photocopies you need. We had to go there when our photos were the wrong size.
30.
Jul. 22,2009 22:01
Reply
Ms.Jenny (Canada) said:
Hello,
I am looking for job opportunity in Consulate-General of the People's Republic of China in Vancouver. I have browsed through the Vancouver China Consulate official website but I was not able to locate the "career section". Is there a human resource department that I can send my resume to?
Thank you.
Jul. 23,2009 02:08 Mr.Lucas replied:
The quickest way is to call them directly. Have a try!
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Travelers' Voices on China Consulate in Vancouver (49)
11.
Oct. 2,2009 00:56 Reply
Mr.Tal(Brazil) said:
Hi, I am a brazilian with a work permit in Canada. I want to go to China, as a tourist - single entry - and I have some questions:
1. How much does it cost the visa for brazilians?
2. How long does it take to be ready?
Thanks
Tal
Oct. 8,2009 02:47
Ms.Abbey(Canada) replied:
1. It costs 50 Canadian dollars for Brazilians
2. It takes 4 working days for processing visa application.
12.
Sep. 30,2009 13:12 Reply
Ms.Kathy Yeung(USA) said:
If I need to get documents notarized, do I need to go to the Chinese Consulate on Granville, or to the Visa Office on Broadway?
Oct. 6,2009 20:45
Mr.David replied:
You should go to the Visa Office on Broadway, the visa office deals with the visa, passport, notarization and authentication.
13.
Sep. 22,2009 03:01 Reply
Mr.K. Li(Canada) said:
I am a Canadian citizen living in Vancouver. I am planning to sight-see China and shall apply for a single entry tourist visa. Please tell me how much I have to pay.
Sep. 22,2009 04:35
Mr.Jerry replied:
The visa fee is Single Entry $50CAD.
14.
Sep. 21,2009 22:25 Reply
Mrs.Lo(Canada) said:
My son was born in Hong Kong and now is 19 years old. He came here since he was five. He is a Canadian citizen holding a Canadian passport. He is planning to travel to Hong Kong and China in the coming months.
Questions are:
1) Can he apply for Hong Kong Permanent Identity Card and HKSAR Passport here in Vancouver.
2) If he apply for China visa, is it for one time only or for a specified period of time.
Thanks!
Sep. 22,2009 01:25
Mr.Patrick replied:
1) As for the Hk Permanent Identity Card, you should contact the Immigration Department of Hk for exact answer by enquiry hotline at (852) 2824 6111 or by fax at (852) 2877 7711.
2)You mean the entry of the visa? You can apply for single, double or multiple entry visas if you can provide all of the required documents.
15.
Sep. 20,2009 09:48 Reply
Mr.Vancouverdad(Can) said:
My Son is a Canadaian citizen holding a Canadain passport (expiring 2010 April 10th) and also a HK Identity Card. He is planning to travel to Hong Kong in December for 10 days. Questions are:
1. Given that he is a permanent resident of Hong Kong, does he still need to renew his passport since it has less than 6 months validity when he travels?
2. He is taking a round trip flight to Hong Kong via Beijing. Does he need to apply for a transit visa for the connection flight?
Sep. 21,2009 20:22
Ms.Celina(China) replied:
1. he doesn't need to renew his passport, having a minimum validity on his passport of 1 month beyond the intended stay is accepted by the immigration officer of Hong Kong. In another words, he has a HK Identity Card, he can use it to enter HK
2. If he stays at Beijing for less than 24 hours without leaving the airport, he doesn't need a transit visa for connection flight.
16.
Aug. 27,2009 13:57 Reply
Mr.page said:
Hello!
i was wondering if there is any agent that does all the paperwork to enter China for me.I mean, i just would like to give them my passport photo and they do the rest for me.i realize that there will be a fee but no problem.i just dread traveling to vancouver from Victoria only to find i don't have what they need etc....I was always told that the travel agent takes care of this now i find thatwith Flight Centre they don't.Please help!I'm supposed to go in Feb!!!
Aug. 27,2009 21:20
Mrs.Joseph replied:
You can try CHINA TRAVEL SERVICE (CANADA) INC. ( Tel: 604-872-8787 Fax: 604-873-2823 Toll Free: 1-800-663-1126 E-mail: info@chinatravelcdn.com)".
17.
Aug. 27,2009 13:02 Reply
Mrs.chris Donovan(canada) said:
My friend, actually an ex-family member, is now living in the US. She has booked to take a tour to China, but the consulate in Seattle would not process a visa on her Canadian passport. Does she have to come to the consulate in Vancouver in person? Can I do it for her? If I can't, how long will it take? If the Consulate requires the passport for more than 1 day, my friend will be unable to return home to Seattle because she will need her passport to re-enter the United States.
Aug. 27,2009 21:18
Mr.Andrew replied:
You can do it on behalf of her, but the visa application form must be signed by herself.
Considering to your friend's situation, you can request the Rush Service (same day pick-up)by paying an addotional $50CAD.
18.
Aug. 24,2009 23:05 Reply
Mrs.Rose(Canada) said:
My friend is a white guy,( a Canadian ) now living in the city of Zhuhai China.
He married a Chinese lady 8 years ago at her home town. Now they are seperated and she wants to divorce him. Do they have to go back to the same place where they got married to get the divorce done? Or can they just both sign on the divorce agreement and have it down in Zhuhai or even in Canada?
Aug. 25,2009 02:49
Mr.Mark replied:
I think you can just both sign on the divorce agreement and have it down in Zhuhai or even in Canada. However, they have to confirm this with the Chin aembassy in Canada or the Canadian embassy in China.
19.
Aug. 23,2009 15:53 Reply
Ms.Patricia(Canada) said:
Can someone tell me how long the line-up is now (August 2009) for applying for a China visa?
Is any day better?
Thanks!
Aug. 23,2009 22:53
Mr.Helper replied:
You'd better go to there on Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday.
Please be advised that the Visa Office of the Chinese Consulate General in Vancouver will be closed to the public for computer system upgrade on August 31,2009(Monday).
Services will resume the next day.
20.
Aug. 10,2009 13:12 Reply
Ms.Linda(Canada) said:
Hi there,
I am a PR resident at Vancouver. I have an expired passport (for about 2 years) and I am planning a trip back to China in December. I was on your website, but I cannot find the renewal application form. Could you kindly direct me to where i can get the application and any required information/documents? Thank you!
Aug. 10,2009 22:32
Ms.Abigail replied:
You can get the application form and the relevant info from the official website of the Chian embassy in Canada.
http://ca.china-embassy.org/eng/lsfw/lsfw/t164507.htm
Aug. 11,2009 11:45
Ms.Linda(Canada) replied:
Hi there,
Could you show me exactly where i can obtain the information & the application for renewing passportI cannot find any of that on the website. It is so confusing. Thank you.
21.
Aug. 6,2009 01:26 Reply
Mr.alex(yu) said:
Is there a list posted up somewhere about who has received the scholarship from the Chinese Scholarship Council? I know I received it but I've been waiting all summer to find out which school and city I am going to in China.
Aug. 6,2009 02:54
Mr.Eli replied:
You may contact the China embassy or consulate in your local place for help.
22.
Jul. 31,2009 11:57 Reply
Mr.Emergency(Canada ) said:
I am a Manitoban, who has a flight booked for China on Aug. 5th. Because of problems with my passport, I have been unable to apply for my Chinese Visa yet. My flight goes through Vancouver and I was wondering if I could spend an extra day in Vancouver and get my Visa (Tuesday the 4th of August) And then fly to Shanghai on Wednesday. Does anyone know if this is possible or who to contact about this?? Thanks
Aug. 1,2009 02:09
Mr.Jack(Canada) replied:
It is impossible, if you don't have the Chinese visa, the airline company won't allow you to board, so you can't fly to Vancouver. On the other hand, you said you can't apply for Chinese visa becuase of your passport problem. When you get in vancouver, you still haeve the passport problem.
23.
Jul. 30,2009 18:13 Reply
Mrs.Jane(USA) said:
Mr. Yang,
I was born in China and became a Canadian citizen a few years ago. Now I am visiting my husband in San Francisco (no visa for US needed if staying in the US <6 months) and we have an emergency at home in Xinjiang so I need to go back to China ASAP. My question is where I should go to get the visa for China. Do I have to go back to Vancouver to get it? Or can I go to San Francisco consulate to apply for the visa? I got limited time and have called the consulate many times but couldn't reach them. Please let me know the fastest way to get the visa. Thank you very much.
Jane
Jul. 31,2009 22:43
Mr.John Nash(US) replied:
The Consulate general of China in San Francisco will ask you to provide the original and photocopy of US Green Card,Work Permit,I-20 Form, valid US Visa or other additional documents and then make a decision on whether to issue the visa case by case. So I'm afriad that you have to return to vancouver to apply for it or go to Hong Kong to apply for it
24.
Jul. 29,2009 22:11 Reply
Mr.sandra wong(Canada) said:
I want to apply for HKSAR Passport in Vancouver, and I understand from the following webside:
http://www.gov.hk/en/residents/immigration/traveldoc/hksarpassport/applyhkpassport.htm
that I can apply at #288 - 1388 W. Broadway, Vancouver. I have a valid Hong Kong permanent identity card and will be travelling in mid-September. I have 2 questions:
1. How long does it take to processed the passport?
2. The photo requirements are different than those of a Canadian passport. Where can I get one taken that is acceptable by your office?
Thanks.
Jul. 30,2009 03:06
Mr.Dylan replied:
1. It usually takes 4 working days.
2. Call the via office of the embassy to get the exact answer directly.
Tel: 1-613-7893434
25.
Jul. 28,2009 21:09 Reply
Ms.Rose(Canada) said:
My mom just got her visitor visa to Canada.
Issue date is 08 July 2009
Expire date is 07 Jan 2010
Does this mean: "She has to enter Canada before 07 Jan. 2009" or " or "She has to leave Canada before 07 Jan 2009?
Thank you!
Jul. 28,2009 21:39
Ms.Sophia replied:
It means she has to enter Canada before the expire date 07 Jan 2010.
Jul. 29,2009 00:30
Ms.Rose(China) replied:
When I enter Canada before the "expire date" How long can I stay? and how do I know about it?
Thanks
Jul. 29,2009 03:29
Mr.Luke replied:
There should be duration on your passport written by the ambassador just near the stamp.
26.
Jul. 29,2009 00:26 Reply
Ms.Rose(Canada) said:
Sorry I didn't make it clear.
I am already in Vancouver Canada to visit my daughter and my Chinese passport will expire within 6 months but I'd like to stay in Canada for one year. When & Where to extend my Chinese passport?
Jul. 29,2009 03:15
Mr.Connor replied:
You should renew your passport one month before the expiration of your passport from the China consulate in Vancouver of Canada.
27.
Jul. 28,2009 19:52 Reply
Ms.Song(Canada) said:
Questions about: "Chinese passport extenstion":
Dear Sir:
Where & when should a chinese passport be extended or renewed? How much is the fee?
Thanks
Rose
Jul. 28,2009 21:36
Mrs.Madeline replied:
About one month before the expiration of your passport, you have to renew it from the China embassy or consulate near your living place.
As for the fee and details, you can refer to the info. on the official website of china embassy in Canada
http://ca.china-embassy.org/eng/lsfw/lsfw/t164507.htm
28.
Jul. 27,2009 13:52 Reply
Ms.Wong(Canada) said:
i have a expired china passport and my permanent resident card is on it's way. My daughter is getting married in hawaii in september i would like to attend however i cannot get my passport until i get my permanent resident card. Is there any way to speed up the process for the China passport? And how long will it take to get one?
Jul. 27,2009 21:28
Mr.Adam replied:
You are in Canada, right? Contact the China embassy there for real help through the contacts on the website below；
http://ca.china-embassy.org/eng/lsfw/lsfw/t164507.htm
29.
Mar. 18,2009 13:52 Reply
Mr.Michael Chua(Vancouver,Canada) said:
I just want to ask where I should go to renew my chinese passport. Should I go to West Broadway or in Granville? Likewise,Can I do it now because it will expire in October 2009. Thanks.
Mar. 18,2009 21:45
Mr.Frank(Canada) replied:
Either West Broadway or Granville is okay for your renewal of passport. If you want to apply for a visa in April or May, you'd better renew your passport now. Since for visa application, your passport must have at least six months validity period left before expiration.
Jul. 24,2009 20:58
Mr.Eric(Canada) replied:
A word of advice if you don't want to be turned away when you get to the front desk. Make sure you have the correct sized chinese passport photos (they are not the same size as canadian passport photos or even chinese visa photos), bring photocopies of the first two pages of your current chinese passport, photocopies of the front and back of your Canadian PR card (if you have one), and the application form. Get there early if you're going to the Broadway location in Vancouver (8:30AM at latest) because the line is very long. There is a small digital photo store one block west of the consulate on Broadway that knows exactly what size photos and what photocopies you need. We had to go there when our photos were the wrong size.
30.
Jul. 22,2009 22:01 Reply
Ms.Jenny (Canada) said:
Hello,
I am looking for job opportunity in Consulate-General of the People's Republic of China in Vancouver. I have browsed through the Vancouver China Consulate official website but I was not able to locate the "career section". Is there a human resource department that I can send my resume to?
Thank you.
Jul. 23,2009 02:08
Mr.Lucas replied:
The quickest way is to call them directly. Have a try!