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Detection of Venereal Diseases upon arrival to China
Apr 16, 2012 06:16
guest71376 A few years ago I had herpes and warts but have had no recurrent outbreaks since.

I am hoping to go to China in the summer with an F-Visa to teach English and it says one of the conditions for getting a Visa is not having a Venereal Disease.

If I lie on my application and say I have never had any of these infections, is there anyway that the Chinese authorities will be able to detect this is not true when I arrive at the airport i.e. are they able to randomly perform medical tests on me or access my medical records from my home country?

Apr 16, 2012 21:53
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GUEST7642 It is not required to offer a health certificate when you apply for F visa. But you have to offer it when you apply for residence permit to work in China.

I dont think you will be checked at the airport. But you may required to to do a health check at a designated hospital when you apply for the health certificate. It depends on the doctor.
Apr 27, 2012 06:50
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GUEST33222 You do realise that you cannot legally work (paid employment) on an F visa? You need to have a Z visa.
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