does a tourist visa to china from korea require 6 months remaining on my korean visa?

Question

I am a New Zealand citizen wanting to travel to Shanghai in April. I am staying in Korea with an E2 working visa that will expire with my contract in early July. Does this mean I am unable to travel to China with a visa applied for from Korea?

Steve · Answer

What about the validity of youy alien registration card in South Korea?  If it is also with less than 6 months validity, I'm afraid you will be not able to apply for a China visa there.  You can try to apply for a China visa from the China visa office in Hk or Macau instead.

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Does a tourist visa to China from Korea require 6 months remaining on my Korean Visa?