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Asked by Anna Jeffries from united states | Apr. 29, 2015 17:02

About:Chinese Embassy in South Korea

The required ARC with at least 6 months remaining.

I am on a D-2 visa in South Korea, but I am a U.S. citizen. I was wondering if I am still able to apply for a Chinese entry permit while my D2 will expire in 4 months and not 6, and I am unable to apply for an extension. I can give you the information for my return flight from Korea to the U.S. to give you proof of validity of my stay. Thank you for your time.

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Answered by Ken | May. 02, 2015 21:20

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Anna, since you can provide the flight tickets back to the US, I think it's worth a try to get the Chinese entry permit at the CVASC office in South Korea. You have a chance to get it. In addition, a few days ago, I read a post. A guy said he has obtained it via a travel agent even though the remaining validity of his ARC card was shorter than six months.

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Answered by Anna Jeffries | May. 03, 2015 20:07

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Thank you Ken for responding.

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