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Q: Can I get a tourist visa after my F visa expires?

Is this legal? And easily done?

12 years 41 weeks ago in  Visa & Legalities - China

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Samm11
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as far as I know you have to leave the country for that. 

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We are going to need a lot more info, honey child, than those six words.....

 

 

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I got a tourist visa after my working visa/residence permit expired. Ask at your local police station.

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Samm11:

you can do it with your work or study visa, but not with your F visa

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True, he's 100% correct.

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How long are you planning on staying?

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I am working in a Visa consulting company, depending on your situation I can provide a number of solutions for you. If you exceeded one year stay in China there is a possibility that you get a tourist visa but that is not a certainty. I would suggest if your current visa holds a multy entry to travel to HK and then get back in depending on how long you wish to stay. We can provide you with extension solutions. If you are interested contact me marketing@visashanghai.org.

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I am working in a Visa consulting company, depending on your situation I can provide a number of solutions for you. If you exceeded one year stay in China there is a possibility that you get a tourist visa but that is not a certainty. I would suggest if your current visa holds a multy entry to travel to HK and then get back in depending on how long you wish to stay. We can provide you with extension solutions. If you are interested contact me marketing@visashanghai.org.

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Please go to the entry and exit department at least 1 month before your F visa expired. Apply for extended period staying visa, normally will get another 30 days. Either way is leave China before your visa expired. You may go to HK, apply for tourist visa at China        embassy in HK. 

 

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