RE: Tourist or business visa from US?

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Dave Crocker [mailto://dcrocker@xxxxxxxx] writes:



> On 8/24/2010 8:28 AM, Mary Barnes wrote:
> > My question then is whether you tell them at border control that you
> are
> > attending a meeting or whether you are there on vacation.  I am
> unfortunately
> > not a good liar ;)
> 
> 
> Let me get this straight.  You are going to go to China and you are
> /not/ going
> to do ANY site-seeing?  If the answer is yes, I think you have deeper
> problems
> than the visa...
> 

My thoughts, exactly.

> If you are doing some site-seeing, you are a tourist.  Saying you are a
> tourist
> is, therefore, not lying.
> 
> Are you planning on making sales pitches, signing contracts, getting
> paid by
> locals for work, writing code?  The concern for business visas is that
> conduct
> of these sorts of business activities. That is, commerce.  Merely having
> conversation that are work-related is not (really) conducting business.

This is just what the Chinese Embassy told me when I asked before my first
visit...

...


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