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Holder of a HK Document of Identity for Visa Purposes

Hi,
I am from the Democratic Republic of Congo, leaving in Hong Kong on a dependant Visa and holding a HK document of Identity. I was wondering whether I could apply for a visit visa to China. And what are the document needed to apply for the visa.

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Asked by Ben (Congo, The Democratic Republic Of The) | Aug. 21, 2011 23:27
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hi Ben,
you can go to the Commissioner's Office of the Ministry of China Foreign Affairs in HK to apply the China visit visa. the required documents are:
1. Valid passport (at least six months before expiration) with at least two blank visa pages left and under good condition.

2. Completed Chinese visa application form A and B, one colored passport photo taken in the last six months.

3.For tourism:

Under some circumstances, the applicants may be required to provide financial proof, a copy of Chinese hotel booking and return flight ticke.

4. If for visiting relative in China

Proof of kinship is required, but the applicants who were born in China (including Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan) as shown in the passport are exempt from this proof.

5. You should also provide dependant Visa and document of Identity, besides the passports and other required documents.
Answered by Helen | Aug. 22, 2011 18:25

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