Chinese nationals pleasantly surprised by swift application process


BEIJING: The eVisa system for Chinese nationals is up and running, although most who turned up at the visa application centre here were still unaware of the new service.

On the first working day of 2016, the centre in the Chinese capital – one of the four centres in China – was crowded with people waiting to submit their applications.

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