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Asked by Mr.Ellie from USA | Aug. 16, 2010 18:26
About:Chinese Embassy in South Korea

Hello everyone!
I will be moving to Korea in a few weeks and will be teaching for a year. I definitely want to go to China while I am in Asia. Reading all these comments have gotten me confused. Should I just pay for a visa while I am still in the US so I can avoid the different changing rules?

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Answered by Mrs.Nancy from USA | Aug. 18, 2010 22:49
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Mr.Ellie, if you will teach in Korea for 1 year, you can get an Alien Registration Card valid for 1 year in Korea. Then you don't have problem for China visa application in Korea.

Now If you apply for China visa in USA, and get a single-entry L visa valid for 3 months, you have to use it to enter China during its validity, otherwise, it expires before you use it.
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Answered by Mr.Cal from USA | Aug. 24, 2010 02:11
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Why don't you get the 1 year multiple entry visa in the USA? It's the same price! All are $140 now - except for group rates!
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