hello. i am currently livingteaching in south korea.

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Hello.  I am currently living and teaching in South Korea.  My husband and I are planning on traveling to China March 26-April 13.  I have two issues.  One, I noticed on the website that they have changed a rule that if you're not a Korean citizen, you must have at least 6 months validity left on your Korean ID card.  Ours expires next month and we are leaving.  Also, I have purchased various plane tickets around China, however the exit that we will make from China will be done overland from Chengdu to Nepal.  Will they still grant me a visa?

Ms.NANCYMOON · Answer

I guess they won't grant you a visa because your Korean ID card will expire next year and you don't have flight ticket to exit China, how can you prove that you will exit China on time?

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