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Asked by Ms.Sylvia from Japan | Jun. 28, 2009 06:39
About:Chinese Embassy in Japan

Dear Sir or Madam,

I am a US citizen. I live in Japan and possess a one-year work visa that will expire in September of 2009. May I apply for a tourist visa to China? I want to visit next month and have been confused by previous discussions in this forum regarding the ineligibility of those who have not obtained longer term visas.

I plan to stay in China for approximately one month, returning to Japan in late August.

Thank you in advance for your help.

Sylvia

Answers (1)
Answered by Mr.Shane | Jun. 28, 2009 21:57
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Ms. Sylvia, I think you don't have the problem for applying for the L visa you have already had a long-stay Japanese visa(one-year work visa). For aliens who stay in Japan for a short stay(less than 3 months), they can also apply for a Chinese L visa by presenting their Japanese Landing Permission Seal.
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