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Asked by Mr.Williams from uk | May. 16, 2009 06:22

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I will be going to work in South Korea in August and my girlfriend is Chinese, lives in Zhuhai and has a mainland Chinese passport. How troublesome will it be for her to obtain a tourist visa to visit me for two or three weeks? I assume she can apply at the Guangzhou Consulate, but will they require any documents in addition to her passport, photographs and duly-completed application form? If so, what documents are they? I'm much obliged for your assistance in this matter.

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Answered by Mr.Honson | May. 18, 2009 04:07

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For short-term visit, no other documents are required, I assume. If it want to be free of trouble, it is better to entrust a travel agency or visa agency to submit the application.

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Answered by Mr.Morgan | May. 19, 2009 01:51

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There will definitely be other documents. She can't get a visa for hardly anywhere without documents. For your information, she can't get a tourist visa at all for Singapore. Even an agency told advised her of that in advance. So, I guess South Korea might be even worse and on a par with Japan. The Chinese need a visa to go to EVERY country in the world, including parts of their own country. Having a Chinese girlfriend is a travel nightmare.

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