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Q: Anyone have any tips for doing visa run from Beijing to Mongolia?

13 years 1 week ago in  Visa & Legalities - Beijing

 
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Don't take the train if your visa is about to expire. And stay in your hotel while in Mongolia, it's a rough place to be. Everything else about the embassy will be like Hong Kong

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Hong Kong is better i think, Remember inner Mongolia is China.

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Doh, she didn't say Inner Mongolia! Remember, Mongolia is its own independent country!

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Hi, It's cheaper to fly to South Korea and get visa stamped than going to Mongolia or Hong kong, i did it 3 times

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The trip was to get renewed visit for 3 months, I had to fly out every 3 months, visa was a 1 year multiple with 3 month stays, it was cheaper to go to Korea

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Here you can find out how to get the Mongolia visa and what needs to get a Mongolian visa.
http://selenatravel.com/other/mongolia_visa_terms.htm

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the flight  schedule is crap and the price is high

go to HK or Korea

or take a holiday in Thailand

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