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Asked by Alex from sweden | Sep. 14, 2019 21:32
About:China Museum of Huaiyang Cuisine

Is there a limit on the number of M visas you can be granted in a given time period?

In the last 2 year or less, I have been granted (and in the following order), 1x single entry (30 day), 1x single entry (15 days), 2x multiple entry (6 months), and 1x single entry (30 day) visa.

Out of the past 12 months, I’ve been staying in China for roughly 10 months in total. Last time, I applied for a 1 year M visa but was only given a single-entry 30-day visa.

I’m a Swedish citizen but I’ve applied for visas in the Philippines (where I used to reside).

I have business interests in China but I do not by definition work in China, so an M visa has always been my to-go choice as I travel frequently between China and HK.

Given my track record of being given several M visas in a short period of time, would perhaps my chances of successfully getting another 6-12 month visa be higher if I provide a more detailed itinerary in the application form?

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Answered by Sidney | Sep. 16, 2019 02:40
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Given your records of travelling in China, there is a big chance to get a long-term multiple-entry M visa if you apply in your own country (Sweden). Normally, it is not possible for those not applying for the visa in their country of citizenship to get a long-term visa.
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