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Q: hepatitis b carrier can take admission in a college/university in china

can any body answer me pls if any one hepatitis b carrier want come china with f visa n want to take admission in a chinese college or universities for learn 1 year long term chinese language, can college help him to make f visa convert to x visa? 

13 years 12 weeks ago in  Visa & Legalities - China

 
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Hepatitis B is an automatic denial. You need a medical check to convert to any type of residence permit.

bengalsky:

dear sir what u mean by automatic denial? can you explain me if i come china with f business visa then chinese college accept with hepatitis b carrier for study? 

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GuilinRaf:

It means "No Visa/No Study".

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Hulk:

You can study on an F visa for six months or less. If you want to stay longer, you need a health check. Once it's discovered that you're infected with HBV, you'll need to leave the country and wont be allowed to return unless you are cured.

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