Oct 7, 2008 05:59 | |
![]() | Even during Olympic period, a british can get a 30-day China tourist visa in HK. Later you can get a longer one. |
Oct 8, 2008 03:34 | |
![]() | for L visa, there are three types, single entry valid for 3 months, double entry valid for 6 months, multiple-entry valid for i) 6 months, ii) 1 year iii) 2 years. Multiple entry visa that valid for 2 years needs a letter of invitation. You can always apply double entry L-visa that valid for 6 months. |
Oct 8, 2008 05:03 | |
![]() | It is quite easy to get a China visa in HK. You can go and apply yourself at the visa office. Or you can simply turn to an agent to help you get one. There are same-day, second-day and normal services. You can have the visa sorted out quite quickly. During hardest Olympic period, citizens from most of countries except 33 countries can get 30-day tourist visa (longest, valid for 3-month, duration of each stay is 30 days). |
Oct 10, 2008 15:44 | |
GUEST34128 ![]() | thanks! i assume that a visa for china can be obtained in vietnam aswell? |
Oct 12, 2008 22:22 | |
![]() | really? I heard that it's never as easy as it was to get a visa to China from HK after the olympics. But if you are just looking for a 30-day L visa, you can still get it from HK. And I think if you are to apply a visa in vietnam, you will have to get an official invitation letter from the autorised entity in China. |
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