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Question: Asked by Mr.Albert from holland | Jun. 22, 2009 06:56

About:Chinese Embassy in Malaysia

Dear Sir/Madam,

I am hoping to go to the Great China in about two weeks. I am a Dutch citizen and would like to apply for a 60 day visa in Kuala Lumpur. Is that possible?

Thank you

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Answers (5): Answered by Mr.Simon | Jun. 22, 2009 20:26

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Yes, you can do that. Just go ahead.

0 0 Reply; Answered by Mr.Albert | Jun. 23, 2009 22:58

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That is good news, thank you. Do you know what kind of documents I need to apply for a 60 day Chinese visa as a Dutch citizen? Thank you.

0 0 Reply; Answered by Mr.simon | Jun. 24, 2009 01:10

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You have to submit these documents:
1) A valid original passport. There must be blank visa pages in the passport. Pages for endorsements or amendments can not be used as a visa page. The passport should be valid for at least 6 months;

2) One completed Chinese Visa Application Form signed by the applicant.
3) One recent passport photograph affixed to the visa application form.
4) two-way air tickets and hotel reservation.

0 0 Reply; Answered by Mr.Albert | Jun. 24, 2009 04:01

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I have all the required documents with the exception of hotel reservations for the whole period I hope to be in China. I do have hotel reservations for the first few days and I have a detailed itinerary with places I am going to visit. Is that sufficient for applying for the visa? If not, what are the requirements for a 30-day visa? Thank you again.

0 0 Reply; Answered by Mr.Simon | Jun. 24, 2009 04:43

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I think it is sufficient, but you'd better confirm it with the Chinese embassy in Holland who has the final say anyway.

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