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Asked by Ms.Jae Lankwarden from Korea/Netherlands | Dec. 15, 2010 22:06
About:Chinese Embassy in South Korea

Dear sir/madam,

I hold a passport from Korea and a passport from the Netherlands and would like to go to China for study/tourism for about 1 year.
I was wondering if it is possible to get a multiple entry visa for 6/12 months in Seoul. I have several used T visa's to China in my Dutch passport. Do I need to show this when applying for my visa on my Korean passport to improve my chances for a longer stay?

Kind regards,

Jae Lankwarden

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Answered by Ms.ELLIOTT from China | Dec. 16, 2010 04:09
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If you show the several used L visas to China on your Dutch passport, I guess that the visa officer will asks you to apply for China visa by using your Dutch passport rather than your Korean Passport. You can try to apply for 6 months/12 months multiple entry visa in Seoul. Please contact a travel agency designated by Consular Office of China embassy in Seoul first.
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