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US Passport Cards
08/25/2008 (Top)

U.S. Passport Card applications accepted beginning February 1, 2008. U.S. citizens may begin applying in advance for the new U.S. Passport Card beginning February 1, 2008, U.S. Passport Card in anticipation of land border travel document requirements.  We expect cards will be available and mailed to applicants in spring 2008.

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British Visa- Visitor Visa
08/25/2008 (Top)

As a visitor to the UK, you must be able to show that:

* You are genuinely seeking entry as a visitor for up to six months
* You intend to leave the UK at the end of your visit
* You do not intend to take employment in the UK
* You can meet the cost of a return or onward journey.
* You have sufficient resources to support yourself during your stay

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UK Visa- Business Visa
08/25/2008 (Top)

As a business traveler to the UK, you must be able to show that:

* You are genuinely seeking entry as a visitor for up to six months
* You intend to leave the UK at the end of your visit
* You do not intend to take employment in the UK
* You can meet the cost of a return or onward journey.
* You have sufficient resources to support yourself during your stay

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British Visa- Business Visa
08/25/2008 (Top)

As a business traveler to the UK, you must be able to show that:

* You are genuinely seeking entry as a visitor for up to six months
* You intend to leave the UK at the end of your visit
* You do not intend to take employment in the UK
* You can meet the cost of a return or onward journey.
* You have sufficient resources to support yourself during your stay

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Chinese Visa Validity
08/14/2008 (Top)

The Chinese visa is valid for either 3, 6 or 12 months. You may enter at any time during the visas validity. The duration of stay is typically 30-days per entry. The duration of stay begins the day you enter China.

When should I apply for a Chinese Visa?
08/14/2008 (Top)

The best time to apply for your Chinese visa is 1-2 months before your travel date. However, if you are running short on time, we can process your visa in as fast as 1 business day. For example, If you overnight your application to us on Monday, you can have it back in your hand on Wednesday morning with our one-day rush service.

How long can I stay in China?
08/14/2008 (Top)

A typical Chinese visa allows for a duration of stay (after entry) of 30 days. However, greater durations of stay are available upon request: to obtain a greater duration of stay make sure you enter the number of days you will be in China on your visa application. You must also submit a letter explaining why you need more than 30 days stay as well as an itinerary to support your request. The Embassy will determine the appropriate duration of stay based on your supporting documents.

Traveling between China and Hong Kong or Macau
08/14/2008 (Top)

Do I need a visa to travel between China and Hong Kong or Macau?

 

Yes, you require an entry visa each time you enter mainland China. When you enter China from Hong Kong or Macao, you need will need "one" entry.

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Non US Applying for a Chinese visa
08/14/2008 (Top)

We assist citizens of all countries obtain Chinese visas provided they are legal residents of the United States. Non-US citizens must submit a copy of either a green card or valid US visa in addition to the original passport. (currently only permanent residents or those with HIB visas are being issued Chinese Visas- we expect this rule to be lifted after the Olympics 8-24-08).

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US Passport Card FAQ
08/01/2008 (Top)

Frequently asked questions reagrding the new U.S. Passport Card.

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