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Asked by Maggi from Uk | Jan. 18, 2016 12:31
About:China Visa

China visa tourist 2 week travel

I have been told £151 on this forum, however I don't where I would apply for one for that price. Bargain for a 2 year multiple entry. I have contacted the CIBT and been told it will cost £260 minimum....big difference. Has anyone arrived in Hong Kong and purchased a tourist visa from the local agents? I have heard it is very cheap. I have to say that if I can get from the UK before I travel at £151 then that's great and a comfort but again cannot where I can get this from as it seems online web sites are showing £260.

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Answered by Linda from United Kingdom | Jan. 18, 2016 21:24
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Maggi, as far as I know, if you apply for it at the CVASC in London, you can get it by spending £151.
If you apply for it in HK, it may be much cheaper, but you know, if you don’t have residence permit, it may be difficult for you to get it. Thus, you’d better apply for it at the CVASC.
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