Apply Visa to China in China Embassy of S'pore as visitor from Malaysia?

Question

Hi, I am Malaysian. I would like to ask if i am allowed to make my Tourist Visa to China in China Embassy of Singapore as a visitor in Singapore?

Let 's say i am travelling to China on 1 July 2008, departing from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, would i be able to apply the Visa under this situation? How long validity of the Visa will be given from the issued date if i can apply in this month June?

Answer 1

I would think that you would be able to but don't hold me to that. But I am 75% sure you don't, since literally every hotel in Hong Kong has a service in which they can obtain a Chinese visa for you. Are you a Malaysian citizen or a foreign citizen living in Malaysia? If you are from Singapore, Brunei or Japan, you don't need a visa for tourist vists of up to 15 days. For Malaysian passport holders, Chinese visas cost 30 ringgit for a 3 month single entry visa, or 60 ringgit for double entry six-month visa.

If you cannot obtain a Chinese visa in Singapore, I suggest that you either take a short trip across the border into Malaysia and apply for one there, or take a detour into Hong Kong and apply for one there. Most hotels or other visa services have a same-day or overnight service, and better yet, you don't need a visa to travel to Hong Kong.

Answer 2

you may apply in singapore  keep in mind china visas have changed  on the last  30 days  no more 60  90 or longer visas and so is the cost

Answer 3

in reality, you do not ask for a visa to another country if you are a visitor in that country,

that is usually the rule, now? you may try it? but i do not know if you would get results this way?