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Q: How can I renew my visa

Details: My current contract with my company expires July 13, 2013 and my visa expires on July 13, 2013. My next contract begins on September 1, 2013.

How can I get a tourist visa for 2 months until my new company will process the next work visa for me?

Thanks for any help!

11 years 49 weeks ago in Visa & Legalities - Changchun

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icnif77

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Your present Co. should get you 30 days L visa at the of the Contract, so new Co. has sufficient time to extend/renew your Residence permit.

I am not sure, if there is possible to get 60 days L, but you could get more info at PSB.

This apply at the Schools in China. I guess, it is the same procedure at other Companies.

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11 years 49 weeks ago

changchunlive

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Check this article:

http://www.changchunlive.com/magazine/index.php/helpful-stuff/505-common-visa-mistakes-and-how-to-avoid-them

New policies are put in place, it seems to be change from province to province.

xunliang:

He posted a year ago. Do you really think he needs your help?

10 years 36 weeks ago

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