Visa travel questions

Visa travel questions
Feb 6, 2009 10:04	#41
APAULT Points: Join Date: Mar 11, 2006 Status: Offline	You do not need any reason for staying longer. As we often say in here, it can depend on the office and so there is no guarantee either in your own country or HK. I have heard a few stories which suggest that HK is not issuing multiple entry, so try to get it at home. On the application form, list a few cities that you plan to visit and maybe add the exits to Korea, Honk ong or somewhere in brackets. I don't think a tour operator in your own country can do better for you, but in HK and on the Mainland, the visa agenciesmay well be able to do better than you can - at a price...they have to make suitable 'friendship payments, !

Feb 6, 2009 10:04

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You do not need any reason for staying longer. As we often say in here, it can depend on the office and so there is no guarantee either in your own country or HK. I have heard a few stories which suggest that HK is not issuing multiple entry, so try to get it at home. On the application form, list a few cities that you plan to visit and maybe add the exits to Korea, Honk ong or somewhere in brackets.

I don't think a tour operator in your own country can do better for you, but in HK and on the Mainland, the visa agenciesmay well be able to do better than you can - at a price...they have to make suitable 'friendship payments, !

Feb 19, 2009 19:31	#42
GUEST11176	hello, i am a filipino citizen, i am planning to go to hongkong with my dad for 10 days. While there, i am thinking of maybe going to mainland china for few days. is that possible? Can i get the visa form hongkong to go to china or do i need to go back to the philippines to get them? Any help will be greatly appreciated. thanks

Mar 25, 2009 08:55	#43
GUEST79128	can i go and back from shenzhen with single entry visa of china

Mar 28, 2009 09:25	#44
APAULT Points: Join Date: Mar 11, 2006 Status: Offline	GUEST79128: you don't really provide much information. However, each time you enter the mainland you need an entry on your visa. In the south, as you mentioned Shenzhen, that means each time you enter from HK or Macau

Oct 15, 2009 04:47	#45
HONEYGIN Points: Join Date: Oct 15, 2009 Status: Offline	i'm from philippines i want to apply chinese visa in thailand. what document i need to apply? can i get 1 year chinese visa in thailand?Pls anyone knows get back to me asap. thanks

Oct 15, 2009 05:04	#46
GUEST76176	Very Difficult to get in Thailand. You should take a cheap Air Asia flight to Macau (You don't need a visa to enter Macau). I can arrange a 1 year multiple entry visa the same day and then you can enter China through Zhuhai. You can email me: usastudyservice.com\|info or call in Macau 853 6216 8900 or you can call my China: 86 15 34486 8900

Oct 29, 2009 12:21	#47
HONEYGIN Points: Join Date: Oct 15, 2009 Status: Offline	GUEST76176 how long to process the visa?

Nov 18, 2009 02:34	#48
GUEST25413	Hi, I got a residence visa but it will expire on December(this december).I am holding my alien working permit. I need to renew it, can you advise me on what to do?

Mar 13, 2013 21:38

#49

GUEST28125

Hi! I am from Pakistan, living in China with my wife. I am a student and living on X visa. Now i want to do Post-doctorate here and I want to convert my visa type from X to Z. I can change visa from my country (Pakistan) or from any other country except China. I have to visit Malaysia for sight seeing. My question is that do I require any visa from China to Malaysia? What are the requirements of L visa to Malaysia from China for foreigners? Do I have to show the return air tickets or letter of invitation as well?what will be the duration of my stay on L visa?

Mar 26, 2013 04:16	#50
GUEST324567	GUEST28125, I think you should contact Malaysian embassy in China for details. It is not easy to change visa type. If you really want to do it, I suggest you ask help from some agencies. They are more powerful than you.

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