Why should I avoid applying for a DTV visa in China?

Anonymous participant 585 You need to be a resident to apply in Macau.

@Douglas *******

it's f*** horrible. they are everywhere. like mosquitoes, only mosquitoes actually serve a real purpose.

@Douglas *******

I told you not to waste your time. I wasted for you. I could never get that 23 minutes back.

@Andi **********

To be honest, I don't see why any Thai embassies or consulates, all of which are now on the e visa system, make a distinction between residents and non-residents anymore given that no one is allowed to apply in person anymore (a very backwards move) thus no issues with overcrowding, which would have likely been the main reason for having this rule in the first place.

Of course, where this rule is still in place now, it could simply be to reduce the Consular staff's workload so they don't have to sort through as many applications, though in the case of China, you would never see any large number of applicants being foreigners anyway.

Everything in China is dominated by locals...unlike say in Thailand, where you have expats everywhere, in China, foreigners are rare.

Did you even submit all the paperwork correctly??! They can’t approve your DTV in any country if you don’t satisfy the requirements. I mean 😪 just because you Applied in China doesn’t mean you will get approved in China.

@John ******

I do not think so but even resident service has a poor record of service there.

His non residency is probably why he ignored for 3 months. He also left the country during the process. He should have applied in Vietnam.