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Asked by D. from USA | Aug. 01, 2015 03:30
About:FAQ of Chinese Visa Application

Applying for a Z type from a 3rd country

I'm a US citizen who has been in China frequently for business over the past 2 years ( I've had two business visas before, and 3 tourist types before that ). I've been offered a full-time teaching job in September, and have just submitted all the documents required to get the invitation letter, etc. If all goes well with the first bunch of paperwork, can I apply for the Z type at the Chinese Embassy in Bangkok, or by mailing my passport to an agency in Los Angeles, who would then submit it to the Chinese consulate there? I understand that the *best* way is to go back to the USA, but that will cost me over $2000. Does anyone have any *solid* knowledge or experience with this (as opposed to guesses or opinions). Thanks.

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Answered by Spack from USA | Aug. 02, 2015 04:10
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D., you cannot send your passport to US and entrust the agency to handle the application for you. It's not allowed. You can apply for the Z type from Bangkok. As you have obtained China entry permits for many times before, I think you have a big chance to get the Z type.
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