Hi, there,I have just booked a 10-day tour of PRC with my wife (standard itinerary), and am thinking that it might be useful to organize a presentation in Beijing and/or Shanghai to discuss the advantages of gong green with a PRC audience. It may be more work than I want anyway, but if I go ahead with it, I want to know...1) If I don't charge, can I just get the regular tourist L type?2) If so, is it permissible to request voluntary donations?3) If I get a business M type so I can get paid, how much does it cost for a US citizen?Thank you,Shel

Shel, in principle, if you enter with the regular tourist L type, you can only travel and are not allowed to conduct such activities, even though you don't charge. I'm afraid you may need to get an M type or Z type from the embassy, which costs 140 dollars.

Hse hse, Jennifer. Are you saying that even if I don't charge, this would not be OK?

I am thinking of organizing 1 or 2 presentations during my tourist trip to China

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Question: Asked by Shel Horowitz from United States | Sep. 28, 2015 06:24

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I am thinking of organizing 1 or 2 presentations during my tourist trip to China

Hi, there,

I have just booked a 10-day tour of PRC with my wife (standard itinerary), and am thinking that it might be useful to organize a presentation in Beijing and/or Shanghai to discuss the advantages of gong green with a PRC audience. It may be more work than I want anyway, but if I go ahead with it, I want to know...
1) If I don't charge, can I just get the regular tourist L type?
2) If so, is it permissible to request voluntary donations?
3) If I get a business M type so I can get paid, how much does it cost for a US citizen?
Thank you,
Shel

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Answers (3): Answered by Jennifer from United Kingdom | Sep. 29, 2015 03:23

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Shel, in principle, if you enter with the regular tourist L type, you can only travel and are not allowed to conduct such activities, even though you don't charge. I'm afraid you may need to get an M type or Z type from the embassy, which costs 140 dollars.

00Reply; Answered by Shel Horowitz from United States | Sep. 29, 2015 08:28

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Hse hse, Jennifer. Are you saying that even if I don't charge, this would not be OK?

00Reply; Answered by Jennifer from United Kingdom | Sep. 29, 2015 21:23

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Yes, that's what I mean.

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I am thinking of organizing 1 or 2 presentations during my tourist trip to China

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