| Jan 11, 2009 11:17 GMT-6 |
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GUEST87220 |
Just say "no". It's a simple as that. Never admit to anything on paper. By the way what type of visa are you applying for? As far as I know the tourist visa doesn't need a "police subject access form"? People stop being paranoid.
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| Jan 12, 2009 05:35 GMT-6 |
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What is a 'police subject access form'? There is no request for this on any Chinese visa application form I have ever seen in Australia, Hong Kong or on the Mainland.
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| Apr 19, 2009 13:32 GMT-6 |
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GUEST33110 |
I have the same problem but on the visa application all it asks is yes or no, there is no police subject access form. Perhaps that is for when you say yes.
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| Apr 22, 2009 09:16 GMT-6 |
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GUEST97065 |
If you tick the no box on the visa form and then receive a visa, is this a guarantee of entry into China or is any further checking done by Chinese immigration when you land?
Has anyone ever suspected that China immigration have access or visibility to the immigration systems of any other country?
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| Apr 24, 2009 11:19 GMT-6 |
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GUEST87220 |
stop being paranoid. Just check no. If they grant you a visa why would they check you twice?
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| Nov 3, 2009 17:37 GMT-6 |
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GUEST82155 |
the visa form does ask about a crimanl record. how you answer it is up to you
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