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Asked by Mr.HeartnSoul from USA | Jun. 16, 2010 22:12
About:Chinese Embassy in U.S.A.

Hello

I have a situation that needs to be solved. I was born and raised in China. However, my parents went to the US and applied for an American citizenship around 2002. At the time, I didn't want to apply, but they did it for me anyways (don't know how they did it)

Now I'm back in China. And I need a way so that I can stay here. My company right now won't sponsor me for a Z-visa (don't know why...they won't give me the EXACT details). Is there a way I can get a D-visa (since my relatives are all Chinese citizens)? Or any other way that I can stay in China? Is it easy for me to re-attain my Chinese citizenship?

How about working in hong Kong?

Since I'm also Chinese (but with American citizenship), I think it would be easier to obtain one of the said visas above?

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Answered by Mr.Steven | Jun. 20, 2010 02:38
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D visa is issued to to applicant who is to reside permanently in China.
A Permanent Residence Confirmation Form must be provided. The Form may be obtained by application in person or through designated relatives in China to the entry-and-exit department of public security bureaus at county-level and above where the applicant intends to reside.

Because your relatives are all chinese citizen, I guess that it is not hard for you to do so, if you want to re-attain the Chinese citizenship, you have to give up your American citizenship, China doesn't recognize dual nationality.
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