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  1. 08-07-2008, 05:20 PM #1
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    Default Traveling out of the country

    I will be going to Mudanjiang, China in October and I'm not sure what all I need to leave the US and go to China. I know I will need a passport but I am not sure if there are any other things I will need to travel to china. I will be staying there for 20 days. Any info will be appreciated and reps will be given to useful info.
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    are you a U.S citizen?
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    My brother was there in May, you need a passport and a Chinese tourist visa (unless you have Chinese citizenship). I believe there is a Chinese consulate here in Atlanta.
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    the hardest thing to get will be the visitation visa. If you currently work, or have ever worked for anything involved with the media it will be nearly impossible to get that visa too.
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    no visa, no visit.
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    Quote Originally Posted by thecrazyone
    are you a U.S citizen?
    Yes

    Quote Originally Posted by plv
    My brother was there in May, you need a passport and a Chinese tourist visa (unless you have Chinese citizenship). I believe there is a Chinese consulate here in Atlanta.
    Thanks peter and yeah a visa is gonna run me 130$

    Quote Originally Posted by BanginJimmy
    the hardest thing to get will be the visitation visa. If you currently work, or have ever worked for anything involved with the media it will be nearly impossible to get that visa too.
    Never worked for anytime of media.
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