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Asked by Ms.anna from uk | Aug. 05, 2009 22:25
About:China Embassy in Thailand

i am travelling to china overland from bangkok to catch my next flight leaving from hong kong, where i will then spend 2 weeks in korea, before flying to shanghai for 1 week. Is it a double entry visa that i will need? how long will this take to process as i also need my passport fairly quickly to sortout a thai visa extension..? can i also sort my hong kong visa from the chinese embassy? ..and could you give me an idea on price? many thanks! ;)

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Answered by Mr.Joe | Aug. 05, 2009 23:00
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A single entry visa is enough for you, since you are free of visa to Hk. The normal visa procedure takes 4 working days, but you can use the 2-day express service by paying an extra fee of KRW 24,000.
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