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Q: hi!please help me out here,how much is it to extend L visa for 30/60days

and when are you expected to come for extension?  in a week time or even just a day left?

 

13 years 25 weeks ago in  Visa & Legalities - Wuhan

 
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You can extend the stay of an L visa for a maximum of 30 days, and also once those 30 days are over, request another extension.

You should go to PSB about 5 days prior to the expiration day of your request, remembering that on friday afternoon many of them will not receive documents, just hand out the processed ones.

Cost will vary according to your nationality.  And must present proper documentation, photos, and proof of solvency of at least 20,000 yuan in China, besides filling application.

t.keemetswe:

ok!thanx for the infor,i was given 60days for family/relative visa and  so i want to know if i still need to provide bank statement or the person um staying with has to write a letter because i dont have that kind of amount even the bank account here in china.

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the rule is either cash or a bank book from a Chinese Bank.  I have no idea if thy will accept a letter from a third party giving you the $ support..  But you can o to PBS and ask them if acceptable.

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