Any Recent Hong Kong F visa success
- Joined: Oct 19th, 2008
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Has anybody, of any nationality, in recent months had any luck getting an F visa in Hong Kong? Anything better than 30 days? Did you do the consular office or an agent (which one?)
Curious what people's actual experiences are as opposed to the theory.
Thanks!
J.Sylvia
Re: Any Recent Hong Kong F visa success
well, there are so many foreigner who went to HK recently and got a F visa successfully.
But the key point is that you have a business invitation letter first.
I understand that most people want to get a visa for a longer period but not a 30 days once and for all.
But there is no better choice for you to get a visa more than 30 days. Actually, it is like an entry certificate.
Once you enter in, you can extend it for 6 or 12 months.
Have any questions, you can contact me as the ways follow.
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tiffeny
Re: Any Recent Hong Kong F visa success
Hey there
i have some customer who can get the F visa in HK and most them from europe ,and where are you from ?
i thini sometimes it depends the nationality !
You can take the invitation letter to go to HK and apply for the F visa .
good luck
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kdg
Re: Any Recent Hong Kong F visa success
I had written the China Travel Service in Hong Kong about this issue, twice, they didnt answer. Then I wrote two hostels in Hong Kong said I would stay there in march and asked if they can tell me for how much time I could stay in China with the visa of the longest period time... one hotel even answered, they said they dont know...
I intend to stay 6 months in China, paying for food, hotels, bus tickets, supporting the the Chinese economy, so whats the problem about giving me an appropriate visa?
Is it that: paying 1000 yuan for an invitation letter, getting in Hong Kong a F visa for one month and extending it where ever in China for 3000 yuan? I dont feel like paying extra 400 Euros on this bulllshit.
Niu Bi
Re: Any Recent Hong Kong F visa success
Right. Nobody wants to fork out for a visa. But that's just the way things are. No amount of complaining will change that. And since you're so keen on supporting the Chinese economy then what's another 400 Euro?
Zhen ta ma niu bi
sunnymarky
Re: Any Recent Hong Kong F visa success
Paying excessive agents fees? Hmmm I guess that supports the Chinese economy
All is not lost, yet
tsp999
Re: Any Recent Hong Kong F visa success
Yes - at the end of January I went to HK and with the minimum of fuss got a 3-month double entry F visa with no requirement to leave China (until the visa expires, that is) from these guys - Foreverbright trading in Kowloon. The visa appears to have been issued in Shenzhen and took less than a day to get - give in passport before 9am, get it back after 2.30pm - at a cost of around HK$1100 (for UK passport). No invitation letter required, just your pasport and 1 photo.
http://www.fbt-chinavisa.com.hk/
Excellent service, I thought...
liewwing
Re: Any Recent Hong Kong F visa success
I have also used Foreverbright trading, they are fast and efficient plus no need for invitation letter as they sort it out for you. Also pretty cheap, I havent spent over HK$1000 with them.
haoren
Re: Any Recent Hong Kong F visa success
700 or even 600 HK$ for me. Without invitation.
But isnt it sufficient to get a 3 months tourist visa there for 300 HK$? Or do I have to extent it each month?
mysyki
Re: Any Recent Hong Kong F visa success
I just got 90days F visa with double entry from Fullbright Travel Services in Hongkong. Cost 720HKD.
And learned from the other customer and the company stuff there that for FRENCH passport holders the rules have changed since May 11th. Now China offices require for French>
1. 4 working days to process the visa, no speed service
2. INSURANCE for the whole trip..this guy had to buy it in Hongkong..expensive, more than the visa
3. ROUND trip airticket which the travel agent can do for you the reservation and just cancel it.
4. Hotel in China paid..the same as above, travel agent can do it for you...
It seems that Mr. Sarkozy again hurt the Chinese feelings during the past days.............
tumizhu
Re: Any Recent Hong Kong F visa success
we can provide you a business invitation,then you can go to HK to get apply a F visa for one month,when come in ,extend it for 3/6/12 months.Price depends on your nationality:)
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