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Asked by Ahmed from united kingdom | Aug. 02, 2018 15:10

About:China Visa

Change an 'M' visa to single entry

I have a multiple entry visa and I would like to know if I can change it to only a single entry. I'm already in China and don't want to leave and enter again, so is it possible to cancel the multiple entry. Thanks

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Answered by Baird | Aug. 02, 2018 18:43

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You don't have to do that. You can just stay in mainland China within the visa's validity.

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Answered by Ahmed | Aug. 02, 2018 23:47

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But it says duration of each stay: 90 days after entry, and I'm working in China for 6 months, so that means I will have to leave China and enter again but I don't want to leave and enter again. I'm abit confused, any explain would be appreciated, thanks.

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Answered by Wade | Aug. 03, 2018 03:00

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If you have job in mainland China, after you get the work Z type, you can apply for the residence permit, which has no entries on it, but it allows you to exit and enter for multiple times within its validity.

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Answered by Ahmed | Aug. 03, 2018 03:48

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Thank you for the reply. Yeah that would make sense, but my visa is not 'Z' work type, I got business and trade M which is type 'M' so I'm not sure if it will work out the same.

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Answered by John Doe | Aug. 05, 2018 02:27

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You are talking about an extension of stay which will not match your original duration of stay (most people get less than a month's extension, after which they will have to leave the country), so unless you do a visa run (exit to a third country or region, and after returning you will be able to stay for another 3 months) there's no way for you to stay in the country legally for 6 months, as most local immigration offices will NOT grant a second extension unless it is a genuine emergency.

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