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Visas for China?

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09-Mar-2007 02:24
by: bigboroboy

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Visas for China?

I assume that I can apply for a Chinese visa in Hong Kong but can I apply for a Vietnamese visa in Hong Kong too? My plan is to fly into Hong Kong then skip through China to Vietnam. Does this sound reasonable?
Thanks.

PHIL

Posted
09-Mar-2007 03:11
by: ellyse

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Registered: 27/04/02

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Vietnam Online visa information
Vietnam visa service in Hong Kong
Cheers!

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09-Mar-2007 03:12
by: ellyse

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Also, hope you either have enough time to be spending in Hong Kong, or enough money to pay for express service. You'll need to leave your passport to get both visas one after the other so it could take some time.
Cheers!

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09-Mar-2007 05:38
by: bmta

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can also get the VN visum in NANNING china, on the way to there. might save waiting time in HKG and $$ too

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