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Q: Can anyone recommend a good visa agency in shenyang.

I need to change my X visa to a Z visa its very urgent. Thanks in advance.

8 years 32 weeks ago in Visa & Legalities - Shenyang

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icnif77

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You can't do it in Shenyang, as I know. You must exit China, either to Hong Kong, or your home country.

Use Yahoo search with 'Z visa in HK' for more visa agencies in HK, or use 'contact us' for more info at FBT link:

http://www.fbt-chinavisa.com.hk

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8 years 32 weeks ago

Redguard

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WHAT ARE YOU THINKING! GO TO HONG KONG GUY!

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8 years 31 weeks ago

andyinshenyang

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You absolutely cannot do this in Shenyang! I tried last year when my uni made a monumental balls-up but in the the end I had to toddle off to Blighty for a couple of weeks.

icnif77:

'balls-up' That's new one in my Non vocabulary.

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