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Forums > Living in Kunming > New visa rules for Chinese visas

Sidenote:
I invited a friend to visit me this month on a tourist Visa.
It needed an invitation letter from me which was a very simple template stating my name, passport no. & visa no.travel period, who's paying for additional costs, address, occupation, and the guest's info.

My friend just needed a correctly filled application form, the invitation letter, his photo, the visa fee, (no need for itinerary or hotel bookings).
They even accepted a scanned version of the invitation paper. so no need to mail the hard-copy.

In short..... for tourist visa, I can't say that it was anymore difficult to get L-Visa in august, than it was in the past.

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Forums > Living in Kunming > New visa rules for Chinese visas

@Moderator
Sorry I was making an ironic comment in another forum that was misunderstood. I thought it to be more than obvious to be a joke (obviously not obvious enough)

My apologies....and thanks for reminding me (us)
A Dudeson

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Forums > Living in Kunming > Is there still drought?

Maybe true, but if a strong wind blows away a few rooftiles of your house, you wouldn't run screaming through the streets, that a tornado blew off the entire roof.

Sure it might not be important for some people if the water is cut off in the rain season, (due to a 3 year) drought. But for some, it might be interesting to find out what, this is all about.

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Forums > Living in Kunming > Coloradans and guns

@HFCAMPO
Wow your example of applied psychology is stunning, the example goes slightly into linguistics and less into psychology. Plus your example is already based on a subjective base question. Regarding my reply to your question towards my nationality.

My applied psychology advise is, why don't you use your skills and a few episodes of "Lie to me" to find out why I didn't answer in the way you would have liked.....sorry mate, just pulling your leg.

But that is what I was posting earlier, if you wanted to prove a point you will loose objectivity and try to find your proofs leaning towards your theory. (Something that reall scientist clinical or appllied, really try to avoid)

By the way being alive and doing ones daily stuff isn't exactly applied psychology, it's pretty clinical based if not even more to prove the accuracy of the paradigms and results.

sidenote: If you would have read more carefully you could just read that I am from Europe and if I'm not from an Anglo-Saxxonian state, there is a very small chance that I am Native English speaker.

And yes some mistakes are becasue I am not a Native English speaker but I think the majority of them are because I am not in the right environment to post in forums (@work, with a supervisor right next to me, plus that I am proofread-lazy.)

I forgot though, that spelling and grammar is the most important part in an Expat Forum in China... :)

But if you have stones left ...please go on and throw some more!!!! :D

About the kids GOOD/EVERY thing, sorry for the language mix up, but actually I was intentionally using EVERY, becasue all parents are good parents (or bad if you will), depends on the POV (I would agree we shouldn't use molesters, beating and messed up parents as an example for the good parents).

So every not socially suspicious parent should be considered to be good and good enough to be able to spot a lie, but they aren't.

You will see when you have a teeneage child and you are disappointed a few times through that stage and amazed how you weren't able to discover their lies.

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Forums > Living in Kunming > New visa rules for Chinese visas

@HFCAMPO post..:
"What is the connection between some individuals making (Pro + Con) comments on this forum + GoKunming?"

Look i was kidding in the gun forum. Gokunming is not working together with the Chinese Secret Service to scan our brains for unharmonious thoughts. lol

So I guess we have to assume that some people here just write their opinions about something Pro or Contra. And that some Gokunming members post occassionally (just a guess) but not everyone here is 'working' for GoKMG....
Plus it's a forum, so who cares if a Pro or Con is from a GoKMG or a buddy of the GoKMG Team, if they have so little self respect to write the opinion of someone else, it still wouldn't matter, would it?.....

They have the Admin rights so I guess thay can basically do whatever they want...

Dunno about you guys but I think GoKMG does a good job and I haven't seen any GoKMG opinion influence by anyone, but I have to admit I didn;t bring my Conspiracy Goggles. :D

If that is what you meant?

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So in my opinion.....Go beetle, go! But I think there are dangers as well. When it becomes a big business then all the people in life stock would change and let it become the same rotten business. And I think a few escaped colonies of something after a healthy amount of mutation can kill the same amount of vegetation as they saved....but in minutes.

Is it a great way to balance diet and help nature? ..Sure! but it needs to be handled with care.

About transportation versus life stock fart. It's true (in terms of tons in relation to efficiency) but also because car combustion engine produce greenhouse gas in a quite small amounts (comparitively).

But considering the waste or resources just to produce on damn kilo of meat, is unbelievable and doesn't make sense. From the soil to the chemicals we feed those poor creatures. To mega tax, non-green food would be a good option. There si a lot of fake green food but that is still better than the best non-green food.

Some insects taste good, if you don't eat them in those touristy spots. I had some insects in a proper (local) food place and it wasn't too bad. If you overcome you creeps.

The whole problem is so far progresed that is needs help everywhere, soiltreatment, farming, water treatment, animal food, and most important a change in our minds. If you buy a burger for a US$ (&the prices we expect), you can figure that everything in it is from exploitation of others and the environment.

no!...please...
I love Chinglish! Nothing better on a crappy day, than walking down the streets,
-reading what sort of plants are being raped=park signs,
-what cuelty has been shown to food-in menues,

-or whoever designed those roadsign being drunk and just throwing letters together that looked the most appealing.
I blame it on the baijiu.

I say save Kunming's Chinglish.

You have to love China for it's inefficinecy and stupidety, sometimes.
When I entered Changshui airport the first time I sensed that it's below any international standards,

(hence..not even soap in the washrooms).

Even the old AP was better managed and designed. Like most things in China the package looks great and what you find inside, is rubbish or crappy knockoffs.

Sorry guys you had to go through this, I'm not a fan of airports but I always enjoy Chinese prestige object failing....because there is the only consistency, the only efficiency... efficiency in sucking, with a 99.9% failure rate. :)

bluppfisk
you are absolutely right fog is generally no problem (wind is...as with humans).
There is a CAT scale measuring the fog density and only the CATIIIc requires certain equipment and experience by the pilot and crew. CATIIIc needs autoland sytems (not autopilot) guessing Chinese Airlines don't invest in it...it's quite expensive.

All others are ok to approach and land with ILS... I wasn't there but I sincerely doubt it was CATIIIc that day. Plus usually normal airports have weather reports and are able to reroute in time to avoid what happend to you guys.

Also NORMAL airports have emergency staff...handing out free tea/coffee, soups, blankets, ticket returns and have a relation officer walking around making sure you are, as well as possible. Well, NORMAL airports.

For the cats at China Air Traffic...even rain, the least of all weather problems, brings the new Beijing airport to a complete shutdown. They literally closed all air traffic for as little as heavy rain.

They even have the regulation that there has to be 10 minutes space inbetween take offs in rain.

I guess Chinese airline pilots fly with a compass in their lap and wind speed is measured by licking the finger and hold it out of the window...

Again sorry guys but man I love China for that stuff. Welcome China to the 21st Century and Changshui airport to the 19th, if lucky. Was even reported on CCTV..Great job Kunming!

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