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Asked by Mr.Alderich from Philippines | Oct. 09, 2009 12:23
About:Chinese Embassy in Philippines

Hello,

I have a question with regards to applying Chinese visa right now in Manila.

I have asked my travel agency to arrange my Chinese visa and they told me it was rejected due to the fact that I am considered a "First time traveller". I have been to China in 1994-95-96-97 for Shenzhen and have the visa stamp(the old visa stamp) in my old passport which I attached in my application. My question is, am I considered a first timer with regards to the application as I have been to China before.

Do I need to secure NBI clearances, Bank certificates, SSS and Income tax? I am working in our family business and I dont have a seperate income tax, would I be required to submit one then?

Many thanks for the answers

Answers (1)
Answered by Mr.Connie | Oct. 09, 2009 20:15
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I don't think your vidsa was rejected beause of 'first time traveller', there must be some other reasons.
As far as I know, filipinos don't have to present NBI Clearance, bank statement, sss and income tax when applying for China visa.
I advise you go to the embassy in person or contact the China embassy directly to get the fact.
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