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Asked by Jon from Australia | Feb. 24, 2012 01:44
About:Embassy & Consulates of Philippines in China

I am now in Australia on a student visa, I want to go to Guangzhou for a holiday, how is the process

I am a filipino who is holding a student (temporary) visa in Sydney, I wonder if it is possible for me to apply for a tourist visa (2 weeks max. stay) in Guangzhou, China for a holiday. I want to know if it is possible to happen and what to do if it is. Thank you.

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Answered by Vivian from Australia | Feb. 25, 2012 01:32
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You can apply for a China tourist visa in Australia, the requirements are:
(i). Original passport with at least two blank visa pages and a photocopy of the current passport (photo page only).

(ii). One completed Visa Application Form V.2011A with a recently-taken passport photo affixed on it; fill in visa application form V.2011B

(iii). Applicants who have not been to mainland China, should provide copies of other ID, e.g. previous passport, driver license, etc. Applicants under 16 can be exempted.

(iv). Applicants who have been granted Chinese visa(s) before, should provide copies of recent Chinese visa with entry record. In case they are not on the current passport, photocopies of the previous passport with the above data are required.

(v) Non-Australian passport holders, besides meeting the above points, should provide valid Australian visa as well as entry record, both the original and the copy.

(VI) the round-trip flight tickets and hotel booking
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