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Asked by Rachel from Wales | Jan. 20, 2016 07:31
About:Chinese Embassy in U.K.

son has to get degree certificate legalized in order to renew Residents Permit

My son is currently teaching in China. His Residents permit runs out in May and his Z-permit in July. The local immigration authorities have told him he has to get his University Degree Certificate legalized/notarized before they will allow him to renew his residents permit or give him an extension to stay until the end of school term. I have looked on the Chinese Embassy website, and think I know which documents to provide. Can I send them in the post to the consulate, or do I have to go in person? If the latter, how do I make an appointment, as I do not live in London so would have to make a special journey.

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Answered by Joey from Netherlands | Jan. 20, 2016 21:04
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There is no delivery service provided, so you cannot post it to the consulate. You’d better go there in person or ask others to go there on your behalf. You don’t need to make an appointment ahead of time.
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