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Question: Asked by Ms.Renee from south korea | Jul. 11, 2010 00:02

About:Chinese Embassy in South Korea

I'm a US citizen living and teaching in South Korea for a year. I read that I MUST obtain a Chinese tourist visa through a travel agency if I am residing in South Korea. (I have already bought my tickets to Beijing, on a side note.) Do I still need to apply in person at the Chinese Embassy in Seoul or does the agency do it for me? Also, how much does an agency cost?

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Answers (3): Answered by Mr.Alvin | Jul. 11, 2010 00:48

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Yes, you have to find yourself a travel agency which is designated by the Consular Section of the Chinese Embassy. The cost may differ in agencies, here is a list of this agencies in the official website of Chinese Embassy in South Korean (in Korean ersion): http://www.chinaemb.or.kr/chn/lsqz/ls_qz/ls_qz_13/t229558.htm

0 0 Reply; Answered by Ms.Renee | Jul. 11, 2010 02:34

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Thank you! Do I still need to go to the Chinese embassy, or will the agency do that for me?

0 0 Reply; Answered by Mr.Alvin | Jul. 11, 2010 03:42

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The travel agency will do that for you. By the way, I forget to tell you that non-koreans who want to apply for visas to China, he/she must provides the alien registration card in South Korea valid for more than 6 months.

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