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Asked by Mees Deknatel from netherlands | Dec. 28, 2015 01:59

About:China Business Visa

Do I have to be in my home country to apply for an M-Visa?

I am currently a student and have been accepted to work for a small sales office of a Dutch company called Corbion (to my knowledge that would be an M-type since i will only be staying here 4 more months), since they are not that well known in China I was wondering if I could still apply for it whilst not being in my home country (i won't be in PRC, probably in Bangkok or Hong Kong).

Mees Deknatel

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Answered by Jerry | Dec. 28, 2015 19:40

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Mees, you don’t have to apply for it in your home country. Actually, it’s possible for you to change your student X type to business M type at the exit and entry administration of the local PSB.
Or you can try to apply for a business M type in HK or Thailand. But it is more troublesome because the entry permit, residence permit or work permit are required.

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Answered by Mees Deknatel | Dec. 29, 2015 06:21

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Hi Jerry, thanks for the quick response. Did you use your M type for an internship or a regular job? Do you have experience with obtaining an M type in mainland PRC or in HK/Thailand? I will be travelling outside with a residence permit which is expiring during my trip outside China so I need to get a new one to get back into the country.

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Answered by Jerry | Dec. 29, 2015 21:12

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Hello, I didn’t use it for an internship or regular job. As far as I know, if you don’t have residence permit in HK or Thailand, it may be not that easy for you to apply for an entry permit to mainland PRC. I have never tried. But you can have a try.

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