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China Visa by post

angryInch · 2012-06-14 12:03:54

Hi, I am travelling for a holiday to China next month and just noticed as I was filling out the Visa form that you need to apply in person at the embassy in Dublin. I live in Limerick, and seeing as its only open in the morning Monday to Thursday. So, I am wondering, if there are other options to do it via post. I notice…

14-06-2012 12:03pm

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angryInch

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Hi,
I am travelling for a holiday to China next month and just noticed as I was filling out the Visa form that you need to apply in person at the embassy in Dublin.
I live in Limerick, and seeing as its only open in the morning Monday to Thursday.

So, I am wondering, if there are other options to do it via post.
I notice they travel department offer a service, but it is only limited to people who bought their holiday with them.
The only others I can see are Visa First, but they charge €105 each which seams a bit of a rip-off.
Anyone know of any other service that offer China Visa by post?

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#2 18-06-2012 11:02am

finbarrk

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I got someone that lives in Dublin to drop it in and collect it again the following week for me.

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