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Asked by Matthew from USA | Sep. 05, 2014 12:09
About:Chinese Embassy in Netherlands

Tourist Visa for US Citizen with no long term residency.

When I talked with CVASC on the phone today, they called the consulate and got it affirmed that I would not have an issue with acquiring a Chinese tourist visa from the consulate in Hague as long as I had my proper application documents and a Netherlands entrance stamp on my passport. I assumed I was in the clear until an hour later when I realized my Schengen entrance stamp was from Poland, where I flew in. Does anyone have any information on whether that will also be okay or not? Or shall I need to leave the Schengen zone and reenter directly to the Netherlands? Any info and advice would be greatly appreciated!

Answers (1)
Answered by Arlen from Australia | Sep. 05, 2014 21:46
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Personally speaking, it is still OK, since that stamp can be used as a proof of your legal status in Poland. However, if possible, you can still consult the CVASC or embassy once again.
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