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Asked by Thomas from Ireland | Mar. 07, 2013 04:32
About:Chinese Embasy in Ireland

I hold both Irish and American passports

Hi I was born in Dublin and also am a naturalised US citizen, so I possess both Irish passports. I am travelling now on my Irish passport but can I submit a visa application for China using my American passport which is in Dublin? Naturally I dont need a residency letter etc for Ireland and on my American passport it says I was born in Dublin. In summary, can I apply for an L visa with my American passport (either by a agency or a family member) while travelling on my Irish passport?

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Answered by Owen from USA | Mar. 08, 2013 01:13
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I am afraid not, if you apply in Dublin, you can only use your Irish passport. You can confirm this with the embassy directly for confirmation.
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