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Asked by Naomi from Canada | Jun. 04, 2012 00:29
About:Chinese Embassy in South Korea

Canadian visiting South Korea to apply for Chinese Visa

Hi. I am a Canadian citizen currently in Korea as a visitor status. I do have an Alien Registration Card which was issued last August and is expired at the moment. I want to apply for a Chinese visa to visit a friend in Dalian, just for 3-4 days. Can I do this as a Canadian visitor in South Korea who has an expired Alien Registration Card? (I would go through extending the Alien Registration Card, but this process takes longer than my remaining time in Korea)

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Answered by Melissa | Jun. 04, 2012 02:13
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Foreigners who want to apply for visas to China, must provide the alien registration card with at least 6 months remaining validity, so you can not apply the present alien registration card.

As to your condition, I think the most convenient way is to apply a visa in HK(You are exempted from visa to HK).You can apply at the Office of the Commission of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of P.R.C. in HKASAR.
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