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Originally Posted by Ricebucket
(Post 32234096)
Just to reiterate how fast things are changing here... a few more news tidbits, all from today:
2) China is now allowing only 1 flight by each airline to each foreign country. That's good to know |
Originally Posted by anacapamalibu
(Post 32234193)
You can't leave your house, but can fly to China?:tu:
That's good to know Edit: verified: https://www.fmprc.gov.cn/mfa_eng/top...t1761867.shtml |
Originally Posted by Ricebucket
(Post 32234404)
And I just heard: China will now deny entry to all foreigners as of 3/28.
Edit: verified: https://www.fmprc.gov.cn/mfa_eng/top...t1761867.shtml |
Originally Posted by bobbytables
(Post 32234508)
Untrue, entry by foreigners has not been banned. Existing visas and all visa-free arrangements have been suspended. New visas can be applied for and will be granted for “necessary” economic, trade, science, tech, etc. YMMV as to whether you’re “necessary” or not :)
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Originally Posted by moondog
(Post 32234663)
You aren't going to get an RP unless you are here, and how do you expect to procure a visa?
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Originally Posted by bobbytables
(Post 32234905)
visa issuance hasn’t been stopped - those that are considered “necessary” can still get one.
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Yeah I'm thinking maybe Terry Guo could get one.
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Originally Posted by jiejie
(Post 32236087)
You might be technically correct but let's be real. At this point, "necessary" (as defined by the Chinese) is probably 1 out of every 100 non-diplomatic visa applicants. For the moment, the rest are being deferred either for approval or in some locations, even for processing acceptance.
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Originally Posted by anacapamalibu
(Post 32236305)
Yeah I'm thinking maybe Terry Guo could get one.
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Originally Posted by jiejie
(Post 32236087)
You might be technically correct but let's be real. At this point, "necessary" (as defined by the Chinese) is probably 1 out of every 100 non-diplomatic visa applicants. For the moment, the rest are being deferred either for approval or in some locations, even for processing acceptance.
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Originally Posted by MSPeconomist
(Post 32238431)
Who is Terry Guo and why is he necessary for China?
Founder and now currently director of Hon Hai Precision, employs over a million people in China. https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...27729b23ba.jpg |
The announcement by its terms only applies to "foreign nationals."
Terry Gou is from Taiwan and is not in Mainland terms a "foreign national." I haven't seen any announcement that holders of Mainland Travel Permits, used by people from Taiwan to enter the Mainland, are now barred. Perhaps somebody else has. |
Originally Posted by 889
(Post 32239486)
The announcement by its terms only applies to "foreign nationals."
Terry Gou is from Taiwan and is not in Mainland terms a "foreign national." I haven't seen any announcement that holders of Mainland Travel Permits, used by people from Taiwan to enter the Mainland, are now barred. Perhaps somebody else has. |
Originally Posted by bobbytables
(Post 32238457)
My company's HR department seems to think it'll be a minor issue (we probably fall pretty squarely under the economic/trade necessity). We'll see - I'm unlikely to need to visit until mid-April at the earliest but some of my colleagues have probably already had their visas re-applied for.
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Originally Posted by travelinmanS
(Post 32243302)
Please update us on this thread as to whether or not you get a new visa to come to China. I am curious as to what falls under the economic/trade necessity heading. I’m guessing that unless you’re personally invited by Chairman Xi, you won’t be getting a visa.
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