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: China Briefing BlogVisas May be Difficult to Obtain After September 15
By China Briefing
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SHANGHAI, Aug. 14 - Businessmen planning to visit China in the early?mid autumn period are advised that visas may be difficult to obtain for dates after September 15 due to the government’s 60th founding anniversary on October 1.
The restrictions are likely to be in force for about four to six weeks. Foreigners residing in China [...]Full post as published by China Briefing Blog on August 13, 2009 (boomark / email).
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