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European visa centers open to Chinese citizens in Kunming

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Old Sep 28, 2021 | 04:27 AM
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The process for obtaining a European travel visa for the residents of Yunnan just became much easier. The opening of Italian and French-run service centers in Kunming's Beichen and Guandu areas mean applicants no longer need to book a trip to Sichuan or Chongqing to obtain the necessary documents for a visit to continental Europe.

The Italian Visa Application Center (昆明意大利签证申请中心) actually opened in April for a month-long trial period, but is now fully staffed and conducting regular services. Located just south of the Beichen Station stop on Metro Line 2, the office is open Monday through Friday from 8am-5pm, and accepts applications each day until 4pm.

Chinese citizens interested in traveling to Italy and beyond must submit a raft of documents when applying. These include four passport-sized photos, a copy of their hukou, a valid passport, resident identity card, a certificate stating current marital status, medical history, proof of employment, retirement or student status, birth certificate and a current summary of assets, among others. The application fee is a non-refundable 60 Euros (444 yuan).

The opening of the visa center is part of a concerted effort by the Italian embassy in China to reach out to more people. According to Italian Consul General Sergio Maffettone, whom GoKunming interviewed in March, the office will help both countries:
 
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