I have a one-year F visa issued in April that allows me to stay in mainland China for 60 days, after which I must leave the country and come back. Recently I was told that making a trip to China no longer (since July 1) counts as 'leaving China". I checked with the visa office in Kunming and they said that, yes, a trip to Hong Kong is still sufficient to get me another 60 days. Since there's been some confusion about all this, I am now worried that I'll go to Hong Kong and then find that I cannot come back to Kunming without going to a foreign country first.
Does anybody know what the truth is?
Kunming's air quality drops to 26th nationally
Posted byProgress towards doom, everywhere.
Police shutter black market Kunming noodle-maker
Posted by@mike: no. in fact most of the noodle shops are better.
Police shutter black market Kunming noodle-maker
Posted by@Liumingke: Fine! But tolerances can be built up - in fact they usually have to be - and if you don't eat out they won't be.
Police shutter black market Kunming noodle-maker
Posted by@Liumingke: seems to me a decision not to east out is a bit extreme - I think I prefer getting the s**ts once in awhile - doesn't happen often - I have eaten out here for quite a few years almost every day.
Old town fire quickly contained in Shuhe
Posted byAnything's possible, but I don't see reason to jump to conclusions with no evidence.