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Question: Asked by Emily from UK/Japan | Jan. 16, 2013 21:28

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I am a British Citizen living and working in Japan (I have an alien residency card).

Please could someone tell me how I go about getting a tourist visa to visit China? I want to go for a few days. I live in Kyushu so ideally would like to be able to get a visa in Fukuoka rather than Tokyo. Thanks.

Answers (1): Answered by Daniel | Jan. 17, 2013 03:39

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Yes, you application should be submitted to Consulate General of China in Fukuoka. But you should apply though a local travel agency.

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