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Asked by chinatraveler from usa | Mar. 16, 2015 10:40

About:China Family Reunion Visa

Do you know if US citizens can obtain 10-year multiple-entry visa with 180-day stays in Hong Kong?

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Answered by Jackson | Mar. 16, 2015 19:49

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Due to the large number of foreigners getting visa's in Hong Kong and working illegally on them, the Hong Kong Government has stopped this practice of giving out business F & M visa's. So the new law is you can't get a Chinese one in Hong Kong anymore unless you have a Hong kong ID. The only chance now is for you to send the passport to American, in California and find a good agent. Otherwise you'll need to go back there and get one.

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Answered by chinatraveler | Mar. 16, 2015 23:02

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Thanks for the information. I assume this is true for "Family Reunion" entry permits, as well (Q and S-types)? Will a service agency in the U.S. be willing and able to obtain one for you with your passport while you're stranded in Hong Kong without your passport?

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Answered by Jackson | Mar. 18, 2015 01:11

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Q1 must be done in your home country, you can get a Q2 (6 month renewable stay in China.) in Hong Kong, You can also get S, Z, X and C types in Hong Kong with the proper documents. F,M,L class need an Hong Kong ID.

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Answered by chinatraveler | Mar. 18, 2015 15:40

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Thank you! So helpful!

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