Need to leave for double entry china visa?
A quick question. I have a double entry 2x60 days visa in PRC. Do I need to leave to and reenter into China to use the second entry, or can I stay for the full 120 days without leaving any time before?
Best Answer
The key word is double "entry". Yes you have to leave. A 60 day visa allows you to stay in the country for a maximum of 60 days, then you have to leave. This is pretty much the rule anywhere in the world. On the brightside, a trip to Hong Kong or Macau counts as leaving.
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What is double entry visa China?
China Double Entry Visa is a kind of visa given two/dual entries for aliens to mainland China. Easy to understand that, holding a China double-entry Visa, you can enter and exit, and enter again before the expiration date. No need to apply a visa for the second visit.What happens if I overstay my Chinese visa?
If you stay on Chinese territory longer than the validity of your Chinese visa, you will not be allowed to leave the country. You will have to pay a fine, which increases per additional day of overstay. To leave the country, you will also need a new exit visa.How do I get a 10 year multiple-entry visa for China?
How to ApplyHow can I stay in China for a long time?
S Visa \u2013 Relatives of Foreigners It is the equivalent of the Q Visa for family of foreigners living in China long-term. The S1 Visa is issued for a stay more of than 180 days. The S1 Visa has a single entry, and holders must apply for a residence permit within 30 days of entry.China VISA \u0026 Travel updates| PU letter no longer required| What you need to know and do|
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