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Asked by Mr.Tadasmi Koul from China | Jun. 23, 2009 04:27
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i wanted to know if the chinese government allows indian tourists to travel overland into tibet from china? i had heard that it had recently started allowing tourists to visit tibet. i aim to take the qinghai-tibet rail north up towards the coastal cities (including hongkong) and end my journey in beijing. pls advice as to which visa i should apply for?

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Answered by Mr.Derek from China | Jun. 23, 2009 23:08
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Chinese government allow Indian tourists to travel overland into Tibet from China. Tibet was reopened to foreign tourists from June 26, 2008. You need apply for a Double Entries Tourist Visa (L visa) of China because you first go to mainland of China, then go to Hong Kong and re-enter Mainaland of China. Indian passport holders need not a visa to visit Hong Kong for not more than 14 days.
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