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Asked by Nguyen thi Bich Diep from Vietnam | Mar. 04, 2017 01:55
About:China Visa

I'm living in Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia.

Hi,
I was granded Permanant Residency from Australia but I'm holding Vietnamese passport. My husband and I are planning to visit Hongkong and Macau for a week at the end of May. How I can get Hongkong and Macau visa when I'm living in Australia? Can I fill the application form and send online to the Chinese consulate based in Sydney because it costs a lot of money if I have to go there by myself?
Best regards

Answers (1)
Answered by Emmanuel from Switzerland | Mar. 04, 2017 02:21
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You should first prepare the relevant documents: copy of passport, a recently-taken Passport-style photo, proof of financial standing, the completed application form, permanent residence permit in Australia, flight itinerary, hotel reservation and travel plan. Next, submit two separate applications to China consulate general to apply for HK and Macau visas. You cannot post the applications. You need to submit in person or entrust someone else to do that on your behalf.
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