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Asked by Eileen from usa | Mar. 14, 2018 09:36

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Travel document instead of China visa

Why was I denied to apply for China visa because I was born in Hong Kong? I was told by the LA Consulate that I need to apply for travel document. But the form is in Chinese. I don’t read/write Chinese. What kind of proof do I need to provide to apply for Travel document?Is this the new rule?

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Answered by John Doe | Mar. 14, 2018 20:53

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That is not a new rule. You are a Chinese citizen by virtue of being born in Hong Kong and Chinese citizens with permanent residency in Hong Kong are required to hold either a Home Return Permit, which is a credit card-like document valid for 10 years, or a Chinese Travel Document, which is a passport-like booklet valid for two years, to visit Mainland China. This applies even if you do not hold a valid HKSAR passport.

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