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Asked by Virgie Celestial from Philippines | Feb. 25, 2014 05:11
About:Chinese Embassies and Consulates

I am a government employee wanting to travel to China from The Philippines for the first time.

and also first time to be out of the country.what are the requirements for visa? do I need to have my bank account statement presented? and is there a lower limit range for that account?
Thank you.

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Answered by Doris | Feb. 26, 2014 01:14
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Hi, if you apply for the first time, information about your finances and employment is required, which you should consider providing bank certificate of deposit balance including the past 6 months history of your bank account and the receipt for payment of this certificate, BIR-stamped income tax return form, letter from your employer detailing your salary are necessary. You may need to contact Chinese embassy directly for details.
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