Visa Applicartion Consulate of PR China of Toronto

Visa Applicartion Consulate of PR China of Toronto
Mar 14, 2011 09:10
CHENG_SHI Points: Join Date: Mar 14, 2011 Status: offline	The visa application requirements was not properly published and explained. I went to the Visa office last week to apply a visa to China. But I was told that I must submit both of my previous passport the expired one before I applied and my newly appied passport. I was told that this information is posted on the website. Actually there is no such information when I searched the internet when I got home. I saw they sent another lady home with the same reason who had Chinese passport before. Also I found the visa application requirements is full of sentences which are confusing people, but they may be understnable for Chinese people, For example, in the "Requirements for China Visa Application" it says "An original copy of passport with enough blank visa pages, valid for at least another 6 months", "....signed by the actual applicant...."

Mar 14, 2011 09:10

CHENG_SHI
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Join Date: Mar 14, 2011
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The visa application requirements was not properly published and explained. I went to the Visa office last week to apply a visa to China. But I was told that I must submit both of my previous passport the expired one before I applied and my newly appied passport. I was told that this information is posted on the website. Actually there is no such information when I searched the internet when I got home. I saw they sent another lady home with the same reason who had Chinese passport before. Also I found the visa application requirements is full of sentences which are confusing people, but they may be understnable for Chinese people, For example, in the "Requirements for China Visa Application" it says "An original copy of passport with enough blank visa pages, valid for at least another 6 months", "....signed by the actual applicant...."

Mar 15, 2011 01:38

JOHNNASH
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Join Date: Nov 21, 2009
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In USA, it's true that for first time applicants whose former nationality was Chinese, shall write down his Chinese name in the application form and submit his original Chinese passport or the photocopy of the information page of the passport. Applicant who was formerly Chinese and has acquired a new US passport, if there is a Chinese visa in the old passport, shall submit his old US passport or the photocopy of the Chinese visa.

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