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Q: Is there a way to apply for student visa within China? I would really appreciate your help!!

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Don't think you can get a visa in China. Rules changed last year and all visa have to be issued for the country of origin, which means you need to fly back, get all the documents required and apply at the Chinese embassy. Tough luck but that's how it is now. Unless you have connections, perhaps you can get it done in HK but good connections are hard to come by these days.

GLeaves:

Wow that sounds like an exhausting process! I thought I can get it done here in China..But thanks for taking the time to answer!

I think I will try HK to see if I can get it done there....

Thanks again!

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try with some universities in shanghai for learning chinese

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