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Question: Asked by Mr.B from uk | Sep. 06, 2010 15:26

About:How to Travel to China without a Visa

Hi, I am going to china, then to North korea, then to South Korea and back to China all within 5 weeks, I could only get a double entry visa, so i'm not sure I'll be able to get back to china. Is there a way i can get another entry? perhaps by getting another single entry visa once im in china or korea?

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Answers (5): Answered by Mr.B | Sep. 07, 2010 16:01

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Its actually china-northkorea-china-southkorea-china... so there's no way of getting a third entry?

0 0 Reply; Answered by Mr.Derek | Sep. 07, 2010 21:39

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if you have already booked tickets for your trip together with your travel itinerary, you can request for a multi-entry visa to the visa officer when you apply for the visa to China. As Ms.Miles said you can not get the third entry in Korea.

0 0 Reply; Answered by Ms.MILES | Sep. 06, 2010 21:04

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China-North Krea-South Korea-China? If yes, a double entry visa is enough. You can not apply for visa to China if you are a temporary visitor and do not hold a Alien Registration Card there in South Korea. It is also impossible in North korea.

0 0 Reply; Answered by Mr.peter pho | Sep. 16, 2010 13:04

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My wife is singaporean but my mother-in-law is from vietnam holding a vietnamese passport. My mother-in-law stays in Singapore under a perm entry visit pass. I understand that Singaporean are exempted from applying visa to China & Hongkong. What about my mother-in-law case? Does she need to apply for visa to china.
We plan to visit Hongkong then Macua then CuHai then return to honkong. Total 6 days. we travel from singapore. Pls advise, thank you.

0 0 Reply; Answered by Ms.HELPER | Sep. 16, 2010 21:19

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Your mother-in-law need to apply for a visa to Hong Kong, Macau and Zhuhai, in a word, she needs to apply for Hong Kong visa, Macau visa and China visa from Chinese embassy in Singapore.

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