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You mean two passports from two different countries? I guess I don't understand the logistics of it, but would you be outside China when getting both visas? Is it actually a Tibet visa or a travel permit?http://www.usefilm.com/photographer/28275.html
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I agree with both #2 and #3.Visit Pakistan Travel Forum
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I disagree with #4, I doubt they'd notice. They're not that systematic about things yet.6
hmmm.. good point. my other passport with the normal visa won't be stamped when i entered into china.. i guess i am trying to work my way around the whole TAR requirements given i have both an australian and a british passport. i'm assuming they won't know i have two passports, but what happens when you enter from tibet into china? what do you need to show? couldn't i enter from nepal into tibet on my british passport with a group permit, and then enter from tibet into china with a normal chinese visa on my australian passport?8
#6- Leaving from the TAR into other areas of China is just like crossing a provincial border in any country. Nothing is checked, and your first Chinese visa will already have been cancelled while the second will just sit in your other passport and be useless.Posted By: VenessaP -- 28-Jan-2010 15:01
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