Ruth
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God's provisions are strategically placed along the path of your obedience.
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Post by Ruth on Sept 6, 2005 12:13:34 GMT 7
Phyllis, thanks for the great description. Now I want to go there.
JJL, if you have an influx of visitors you can blame Phyllis - and you aren't even there yet. Have you got your visa yet? I'm curious to know how getting one in Canada compares with getting one in the States.
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Post by Jollyjunklass on Sept 6, 2005 12:41:49 GMT 7
Hi Ruth,
Yes, I got the visa. It was pretty easy going. I waited in line for about 15 minutes (in Toronto), handed in my application, and the Chinese government forms and left. I was going to get a rush, but it cost $50.00, and they told me if I didn't get a rush it would be ready in 3 days. So I said okay and waited in Toronto at friends. Went back 3 days later and it was ready. It cost $50.00, which was a surprise, I thought I might have to pay 150.00. As far as I know, with the Z Visa (a sticker in my passport), I do not need a multiple entry. The visa is good for multiple entries.
I got it on Friday, and am now waiting for the travel agencies to open tomorrow, today was a holiday (labour day). So I will take whatever will get me there the quickest. I will end up being a few days late, but, since they sent the paperwork late, they don't seem to mind.
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Ruth
SuperDuperMegaBarfly
God's provisions are strategically placed along the path of your obedience.
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Post by Ruth on Sept 14, 2005 6:08:27 GMT 7
Our latest Z visa is a multiple entry. That changed sometime last year. Yippee. Makes traveling a lot easier.
So, what's the update on travel arrangements?
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