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Asked by Mr.Muhammad Aqil from Pakistan | May. 19, 2010 08:26
About:Chinese Consulates in South Korea

Hi,
I am a Pakistani citizen. I am currently studying in Korea on official passport. It was noted from the embassy website that the Pakistani officials are exempted to stamp a visa.

I want to attend a conference in July, 2010. But I will travel from Korea. Do I still exempt to take any visa for this short visit on official passport of Pakistan?
Furthermore, validity of my passport is until October 9, 2010. It means, my passport will be valid for 2 months and some days when I will be traveling to China for 3 to 4 days. Is it ok or I need to renew it before travel?

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Answered by Mr.Peter | May. 31, 2010 22:32
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Mr.Muhammad Aqil, yes, you still don't need a visa to China if you depart from Korea. You don't need to renew your passport, passport with more than 2 months validity is ok for you to enter China. The passport with at least 6 months remaining validity is required when you apply for China visa, however, you are exempt from a visa to China by holding the Pakistan official passport.
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