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rigg

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Q: will i be able to get a new X1 visa without going back to my country first?

I have a valid X1 visa but my residence permit will expire very soon. I am in a procedure of changing school but I can't register in the new school with an almost expired residence permit( it's what their office told me). So i figured out that i should canceled my actual visa and residence permit into a L type with 30 more days for registration in the new school.

But i dont know if they'll be able to provide me a new X1 visa there without leaving the country at first, and then a new residence permit. So... will this work??

8 years 50 weeks ago in Visa & Legalities - China

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ScotsAlan

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Your answer will be found on this forum:

https://www.chinese-forums.com/

Have a browse. Your answer is likely there.

Another good forum for students is gokunnming. Lots of student threads there.

Different forums cater for different people. This is an older grumpy forum where china hands vent on BCDS

Good luck.

rigg:

thanks bru

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ScotsAlan

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Your answer will be found on this forum:

https://www.chinese-forums.com/

Have a browse. Your answer is likely there.

Another good forum for students is gokunnming. Lots of student threads there.

Different forums cater for different people. This is an older grumpy forum where china hands vent on BCDS

Good luck.

rigg:

thanks bru

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