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China Visa in Hanoi

Postby cybermutiny » January 30th, 2009

Is it currently possible to get a 60-days visa for China in Hanoi, Vietnam (I am a US citizen)? I realize these things change all the time, but any info you can provide is much appreciated.
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Re: China Visa in Hanoi

Postby rakehell » February 4th, 2009

5 years ago it was..... the embasssy closed early in the afternoon though. the visa laws may have changed since then, but i doubt the working hours have.
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Re: China Visa in Hanoi

Postby buddsabroad » March 28th, 2009

Hey cybermutiny, did you ever get any more info on this? My wife and I are going to be in Hanoi in a few weeks, heading up into China from there. We're from the US too. Thanks!
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Re: China Visa in Hanoi

Postby Jeanie99 » April 1st, 2009

Hi both I was in China May 2008 and the chose was 15 or 30 days single entry. I believe you can get a 3 month working Visa as my Chinese friend offered me one if I went to teach Enghlish in his school. I got my 30 day Visa for China in Hanoi thru a travel agent.
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Re: China Visa in Hanoi

Postby buddsabroad » April 19th, 2009

Last week my wife and I were denied tourist visas to China at the embassy in Hanoi. Apparently there is a new regulation in effect (for about the past month) wherein you must get a China tourist visa at their embassy in Ho Chi Minh and only in Ho Chi Minh. We are US citizens, but this also seemed to be the case with several EU passport holders that came storming out of the embassy while we were there.

Oh, and they don't have the application forms in English at the embassy, so you'll have to print them from the web beforehand.

We ended up going through a travel agent in Hanoi to handle getting the passports to HCMC and back. But holy crap is it expensive! Over $150 for US citizens. Ouch.
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