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Q: Can the visa office in HK take pictures?

I am going to the HK visa office tomorrow, but I just noticed that I forgot my extra (2 inch) pictures.  Can the visa office itself take pictures and process them? If not, is there a place close to the visa office that can?  

12 years 1 day ago in  Visa & Legalities - China

 
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No!

I guess, guard at the entrance of Visa Office is an artist. He  can draw your piccool

when he's on duty

You can also get your photos and your ID before you step in the line at Chinese Embassy.

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