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traveling from nepal to china through tibet

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16-Apr-2007 02:27
by: jondeeley

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traveling from nepal to china through tibet

hello had a bit of trouble finding out info on this a couple of weeks ago. in nepal u can get a group visa isued by a tour company with just u on it , the visa wont be the same lenght as a normal china visa but should still be about 28 days , once in lhasa u can travel into china no problems with this visa and u can exit on it say into laos or vietnam, i am not sure how easy it is to extend in china however.

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17-Apr-2007 07:27
by: Losang

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Generally it is very difficult ( or even impossible in many areas) to extend a group Chinese visa. Most people try and exit China before the 28 days is up or try to change the group visa into a standard tourist visa (which can also be difficult).

Need more info about Tibet? Try these: Life on the Tibetan Plateau: Tibet Tours and Pictures and Land of Snows: Picture Tour of Tibet

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