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China Visa FAQ:
- What is a visa?
- Do I need a visa for China?
- How to obtain a China visa?
- Do I need to send my physical passport?
- What is the requirement of the photo?
- How should I send my passport and other documents?
- If my application is rejected by embassy or consulate, is the consular fee refundable?
- When to apply for visa?
- Does the processing time include shipping time?
- Are the Chinese Embassy or Consulates open on the weekends and Holidays?
- What type of visa do I need?
- What is the difference between a tourist visa and a business visa?
- How long can I stay in China for each entry? Can I extend my stay in China while I am there?
- I will travel between Hong Kong and the mainland multiple times. Do I need a multiple entry visa?
- I applied for single entry visa. Now I changed travel plan and I need to enter China twice, is it possible to change the visa to double entry and just pay the extra amount?
- I'm going to China on May 1, 2008, and my visa expires on '10MAY2008'. Can I still stay for 30 days?
- I will be needing to enter China multiple times, is it possible to get a Z Visa that can allow me to do this?
- I recently received my Work Visa Z Visa for China. However, I noticed that the 'duration of stay' listed on the visa is 000 days. Is this correct?
- I recently received my Student X Visa for China. However, I noticed that the 'duration of stay' listed on the visa is 000 days. I assume that this means my length of stay is indefinite, but I wanted to make sure. Is this correct?
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