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pudendal Carnal Conqueror UID 13915 Digest Posts 0 Credits 348 Posts 274 Karma 347 Acceptance 14 Reading Access 30 Registered 23-8-2008 Status Offline

#21 Post at 9-2-2010 21:40  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #14 random1's post Wow - last year in the Houston office it was cash only - I guess they have changed the policy. Thanks for the update R1

marksebring Buggered Beggar UID 38158 Digest Posts 0 Credits -4 Posts 53 Karma -2 Acceptance -47 Reading Access 1 Registered 18-1-2010 Status Offline

#22 Post at 10-2-2010 03:17  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L what happens when you run out of sheets in your Visa?  I noticed mine is getting pretty full.

bigboy4791 Kinky King UID 29814 Digest Posts 0 Credits 1073 Posts 284 Karma 1067 Acceptance 115 Reading Access 50 Registered 23-8-2009 Status Offline

#23 Post at 10-2-2010 04:14  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L i think you can get more sheets at the U.S Embassys .

pudendal Carnal Conqueror UID 13915 Digest Posts 0 Credits 348 Posts 274 Karma 347 Acceptance 14 Reading Access 30 Registered 23-8-2008 Status Offline

#24 Post at 10-2-2010 04:47  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #22 marksebring's post They will stitch more pages to your passport- I got it done back at home at the local passport office and as bb4791 said you can probably get it done at your embassy

random1 Kinky King UID 13175 Digest Posts 0 Credits 1284 Posts 665 Karma 1274 Acceptance 197 Reading Access 50 Registered 25-7-2008 Location USA Status Offline

#25 Post at 10-2-2010 05:00  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L QUOTE: Originally posted by bigboy4791 at 2/9/10 12:57 AM random1 can you check your passport does it say 30 or 60 day coz i have a U S passport too. I have 30 days for my 2010 visa. But looking at my 2007 visa, they gave me 60 days and I didn't request it.

random1 Kinky King UID 13175 Digest Posts 0 Credits 1284 Posts 665 Karma 1274 Acceptance 197 Reading Access 50 Registered 25-7-2008 Location USA Status Offline

#26 Post at 10-2-2010 05:18  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L QUOTE: Originally posted by marksebring at 2/9/10 11:17 AM what happens when you run out of sheets in your Visa?  I noticed mine is getting pretty full. Here's the info from the State Dept for US passport holders: http://travel.state.gov/passport/fri/add/add_850.html

marksebring Buggered Beggar UID 38158 Digest Posts 0 Credits -4 Posts 53 Karma -2 Acceptance -47 Reading Access 1 Registered 18-1-2010 Status Offline

#27 Post at 11-2-2010 00:18  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L QUOTE: Originally posted by pudendal at 10-2-2010 04:47 They will stitch more pages to your passport- I got it done back at home at the local passport office and as bb4791 said you can probably get it done at your embassy only reason I asked in the first place, when you are applying for a visa, one of the requirements is having at least 2 sheets in your passport.  I don't know why this is a rule.

conqueror77 Carnal Conqueror UID 37257 Digest Posts 0 Credits 308 Posts 286 Karma 305 Acceptance 52 Reading Access 30 Registered 4-1-2010 Status Offline

#28 Post at 12-2-2010 05:46  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Damn...you americans fork out a lot for a chinese visa. For french citizen it cost only 35euros . I wonder why they charge you so much ? Nakadashi shitara chou yabai yo ne!

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#29 Post at 12-2-2010 08:21  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L they really jack up the rates for americans. Europeans and other countries pay alot less. maybe it is because of all that U.S. debt they bought up

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#30 Post at 12-2-2010 09:22  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L QUOTE: Originally posted by conqueror77 at 2/12/10 05:46 Damn...you americans fork out a lot for a chinese visa. For french citizen it cost only 35euros . I wonder why they charge you so much ? It's called reciprocity. The US charge the same rate for a Chinese national applying for a US visa. And also seems that they change the rules every time there is a political instance between the two countries.

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#31 Post at 12-2-2010 16:41  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #28 conqueror77's post 35 Euro? We only pay USD 30 for single entry...

gwailoster Musky Member UID 952 Digest Posts 0 Credits 111 Posts 93 Karma 111 Acceptance 4 Reading Access 20 Registered 7-4-2007 Location Hong Kong Status Offline

#32 Post at 20-2-2010 15:28  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Only HKID holders can get 6 or 12 months multiple entry visas in HK now. Without HKID the most a foreign passport holder can get in HK is a 3 month double entry visa. All multiple entry visas for China, need to be applied for in your home country, unless you have HKID. hmmmm... tasty

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