Topic From: Embassy of Sri Lanka in China

Mr.G C Rajapaksha(Sri Lanka) said:

My son (Sri Lankan) presently studying for an Electrical Engineering degree in University in USA.He has to find a Company to do his Internship of 06 months from March 2010. He is interested in doing his Internship in China. A Chinese Company is willing to give him an opportunity to do his Internship(Industrial Training) for Six months at thir Factory. Please indicate the documents required by him to get Chinese Visa. He will apply for Chinese Visa from USA. Is it correct that Chinese Company should get JW 201 or JW 202 for my son from the Ministry of Education of China? From where can I get details of JW201 & JW202? How long it will take the Chinese Company to get JW201 0r JW202 ? Where we can get procedure and more information about JW201 & JW202 ?

Nov. 7,2009 02:05

Topic From: China Transit Visa

Mr.Jim() said:

My parents (with US passports) are flying from Seoul to Chicago through Beijing, with a layover of 3 hours. All of the flights are on the same ticket, but they fly into Beijing on Asiana and fly out on United. Do they need visas? Thank you.

Nov. 7,2009 01:12

Topic From: Visa Exemption

Mr.Luperga(Indonesia) said:

Hi, I'm holding indonesian passport and planning on trip to hongkong for a week. during the stay, I would like to visit some friends in shanghai, do I need visa to go to shanghai or is there any visa on arrival to go to shanghai from hongkong? if yes, then where should I apply for the visa? thanks for the help.

Nov. 7,2009 00:22

Topic From: China Embassy in Canada

Ms.Brown(Canada) said:

I am currently unemployed and just meeting friends in China for a 2 week backpacking trip (no fixed places to stay at, will just be buying train tickets and hopping from city to city). Is it likely I will get a visa as a Canadian citizen or might they deny me because I don't know many details about the trip except for when I will arrive and depart? I also don't have any contact information for anyone in China.

Nov. 6,2009 07:58

Topic From: Fees, Overstaying & Visa Agents

Mr.PUGH(CHINA) said:

We are applying for six month L-F visas-multiple entry-=-180 days each entry through a visa agency and their fees they say is 6500 rmb each--so for the two of us 13,000 rmb
this seems to me to be very excessive fees
can you tell me the actual fees charged by your visa offices
thank you--(we have Australian passports)

Nov. 6,2009 08:09