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Asked by Mr.Hawlette from Thailand | Oct. 07, 2009 11:04
About:China Embassy in Thailand

I am planning to get my china visa at BKK chinese embassy, and holding British National Overseas BN(O) passport as i was born in Hong Kong, with one single entry china/shenzhen visa before.

Some agents suggested me to get a 'homeland return permit' as i was born in HK and it's more easy for me to access to china, providing it's much cheaper than a tourist visa and it's valid for 10 years, but i will not be in HK for the coming weeks and i am heading to Shanghai on 23/10, therefore i would love to get my visa done in BKK, if it's possible?

many thanks!

Answers (1)
Answered by Ms.Alexis | Oct. 08, 2009 21:40
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I'm afraid you are not able to get the the 'homeland return permit', since you are British passport holders, but you can process your China visa from the China embassy in Bangkok.
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