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I have a Chinese visa in my previous passport which is expired, can I still use this visa to travel?
Yes, you may travel to China carrying both your old and new passports. Please note that if your name or other biographical details have been changed on your new passport, you will need to obtain a new Chinese visa.
Who is eligible to receive a 10 year multiple entry visa for China?
In most cases, US citizens who are traveling for tourism or business will be issued 10 year visas valid for multiple entries. You may be issued a shorter duration visa at consular discretion, particularly if your passport is close to expiring.
I have a valid multiple entry visa for China, do I need to provide any additional information for future trips?
No additional information or registration is required for future trips to China, so long as your multiple entry visa remains valid and your purpose of travel remains the same.
I’m visiting Hong Kong during my trip to China, do I require a separate visa?
Citizens of USA and many other nations do not require visas to enter Hong Kong. You do not need to list Hong Kong as a destination on your Chinese visa application.
I have a 10 year tourist visa for China but I now need to travel for business meetings, can I use this visa to travel or do I need to apply for a business visa?
You should apply for a new business visa. However, if you hold a valid multiple entry business visa, you may use it for subsequent tourist trips to China.

What is the difference between a consular tourist visa and an eVisa?
A consular tourist visa is valid for multiple entries for up to ten years for U.S. citizens, and it will be a sticker visa placed inside your passport. Your original signed passport must be presented for the consular visa process.
The eVisa is valid for multiple entries for between two months to five years, with a stay of 180 days allowed from entry. The eVisa does not require you to relinquish your passport for the visa process.
My passport has expired, but my Indian visa is still valid, can I transfer or renew the visa?
The Indian government no longer allows visa transfers or renews visas, the traveler must carry both the expired passport with valid visa, and his/her renewed passport.
I am a Non-US citizen. What are the differences when applying for an Indian Visa?
All consulates require scans of either the permanent resident card or US work visa. Depending on which jurisdiction will be processing your visa, you may also have to provide a permanent address and a personal reference from your country of origin. Please keep in mind that Non-US nationals are generally issued 6 mos to 1 year visas.
As a previous Indian national, are there any additional documents I need to provide?
Yes, you will need to provide proof of renunciation of your Indian citizenship, as the government does not allow dual citizenship.
My child is a minor and will be traveling to India without both parents, are there any additional documents or vaccinations he/she will need to carry?
Your child will need to carry scans of both parents’ passports and a copy of their birth certificate. The Yellow Fever vaccination is only required if your child has recently visited a country where it is active.
My parents were born in Pakistan, but I am a U.S. citizen. May I obtain a visa through G3?
Please note that G3 Global Services and its partner companies are unable to assist with India visas for applicants of Pakistani national origin. This includes: Applicants that hold Pakistani passports; Applicants that are former Pakistani nationals; Applicants born in Pakistan; Applicants whose parents are or were Pakistani nationals or were born in Pakistan or territories currently governed by Pakistan; Applicants whose grandparents are or were Pakistani nationals or were born in Pakistan or territories currently governed by Pakistan.
Please apply for your visa directly with the India visa authorities with jurisdiction over your place of residence. We apologize for the inconvenience.
I am a professional author. May I obtain a visa through G3?
Any type of writer or media-related occupation will require a Journalism type visa, regardless of the purpose of travel. G3 Global Services and its partner companies are unable to assist with Journalism visas; please apply for your visa directly with the India visa authorities with jurisdiction over your place of residence.

Can I provide a photocopy of my passport to get a visa?
Your physical passport is required by the consular office at the time the visa application is made. The visa itself will be stamped or applied to a page in your physical passport book.
What does where I live in the U.S. have to do with processing my visa?
Certain countries use consular jurisdiction when issuing visas. Meaning, based on the state in which you reside, your visa will be processed through a particular consulate within the U.S. It is possible for consulates to have varying requirement s from one jurisdiction to another.
Do the pages in the back of my U.S. passport qualify as visa pages?
The pages in the back of a U.S. passport are used for Amendments and Endorsements made to the passport by the U.S. Department of State only, and foreign countries will not place visas on pages marked as such. Pages available for visa issuance by foreign countries say ‘Visa’ on the top of each page.
I need a visa but I’m a non-US national, can you assist?
If you are a non-US national who legally resides in the United States as either a Resident Alien (Green Card), or valid US visa holder, we can assist with travel outside of the US requiring a visa.

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Helpful Information

Applicant does not require a visa for traveling to Peru. Visit the consulate's website to obtain more information on visa requirements.
Travel Tips:

Check the current validity of your passport. All travelers will need a passport valid for at least 90 days following your departure date from this country. However, we strongly recommend traveling with 6 months validity on your passport at all times.
Make sure your passport has blank Visa pages. Most destinations, including this country, require that you have adequate un-used pages in your passport, allowing for any necessary stamps upon arrival and departure. We recommend that you have at least two free pages in Visa section of your passport before any international travel.
Confirm if transit visa is required for any connections. Check with your airline in case you have connecting flights overseas as part of your journey to this country. It may be the case that countries you pass through en route to your destination may require a separate transit visa.