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Asked by Craig from australiado i need | Oct. 30, 2012 00:04

About:Chinese Embassy in Australia

I have a minor non imprisonment conviction from 1995. Do I need to declare this for a tourist visa?

I have an old conviction from 1995, with maybe 100 or 200 hours (I forget exactly) community work

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Answered by Whitney | Oct. 30, 2012 04:48

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Hi, it is not necessary, you can just neglect this when fill out the application form. If you mention this, there is possibility that you will be denied visa to China.

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Answered by Craig | Dec. 23, 2012 07:14

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Update - I got my Tourist Visa
in Australia they have "Spent Crimes" and this fell crime into that category.
I got a letter from AFP - Federal Police declaring I have no Crimes

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Answered by roshan | Dec. 24, 2012 00:05

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hi there I am married to chinese living in Shanghai let me help u with this friend. as mention no need to mention it on ur application if u do so for sure ur visa is refuse and if the AFP says u have no crime convictions no need to be nervous also if u plan to work in China its not easy if u some problem with police stuff so its always better to be clear from police stuff friend. best of luck to u .

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