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Chinese Visas for those born in China
Oct 20, 2010 15:25
guest44540 I was born in China, but I'm now an US citizen. I heard that my previous Chinese passport is required in addition to my US passport. However, I currently only have my US passport, not my Chinese passport. Is there any way I can still get a visa to go to China? Thank you for the help.
Oct 21, 2010 03:16
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As I understand it the Chinese government do not recognise dual citizenship. Therefore if you are now a US citizen you relinquished your Chinese citizenship and your passport is no longer valid. In China you are now a foreigner and you would need to apply for a tourist visa (or whatever visa you seek) in the same way any foreigner does to visit China.
Oct 21, 2010 11:11
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Originally Posted by GAFFER View Post

As I understand it the Chinese government do not recognise dual citizenship. Therefore if you are now a US citizen you relinquished your Chinese citizenship and your passport is no longer valid. In China you are now a foreigner and you would need to apply for a tourist visa (or whatever visa you seek) in the same way any foreigner does to visit Chi...


If it is true then I think need to change Chinese rules for their citizen.
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