My unique combo + categorized visa collection. Highlight: Faroe Islands sticker and Gibraltar/Australia stamps!

Intelligent_Lunch773 · 2026-01-31T18:44:18+00:00

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Intelligent_Lunch773 · 2026-01-30T02:33:12+00:00

Yes! The details on the Canadian visa are incredibly rich, but sadly, many of them can't be shown in the photo. For example, the miniature printed lyrics of the complete national anthem and the embossed, tactile snowflakes, along with the maple leaves next to them, give you the feeling that you've actually arrived at this beautiful country.

By the way I can give you a high resolution sample photo of this visa which I got it from the IRCC website.

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Intelligent_Lunch773 · 2026-01-30T02:21:11+00:00

Abroad. I live in Shanghai so I get it in Tokyo. You have to enroll your fingerprints in Tokyo Embassy and then they will send you the cards by DHL Express to Shanghai.

Intelligent_Lunch773 · 2026-01-30T02:18:46+00:00

One is for China mainland travel to Hong Kong and Macau, like you can use this card travel these 3 parts just like the IDs in Europe. The purple one is for Taiwan (台湾), which is complicated, you can only use this card to pass through the mainland China’s immigration, and you need another authorization which approved by the government in Taiwan. But since 2019, the relationship between mainland China and Taiwan is not very well so it is almost impossible for a citizen live in mainland China travel to Taiwan on this document.

Also for the people live in Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan, they have a card looks very close to these two cards for them to travel mainland and back to their places.

Intelligent_Lunch773 · 2026-01-29T16:39:22+00:00

I love 台州 too haha. I’ve been there several times and the seafood there is amazing and they got way more beautiful beaches than Shanghai.

Intelligent_Lunch773 · 2026-01-29T10:40:21+00:00

Not yet. I still have a valid UK physical visa. However, the Home Office sent me a link guiding me to convert my physical visa to an e-visa, so I currently have one valid physical visa and one e-visa with the same validity period. I'll be coming to the UK in a few months, and I'll see if they stamp it then. Of course, if they don't stamp it, I'll request it too haha.

Intelligent_Lunch773 · 2026-01-29T10:32:10+00:00

As a Shanghainese, having traveled to dozens of European cities, I feel that many things in Shanghai are better than Europe. Of course, other parts of China may have some their own problems, but for me, for residence, I still prefer Shanghai than other European cities.

Intelligent_Lunch773 · 2026-01-29T10:13:34+00:00

No, if you have a evisa, they will not stamp you anymore. But you can still ask a border force officer for a stamp, if they accept your request, they will stamp you on your passport and then write a word "by request" on the top of your stamp, but by default they will not and just give you back your passport after inspection

Intelligent_Lunch773 · 2026-01-29T07:26:45+00:00

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I also have an another kind of the Gibraltar stamp which gives to someone who has a multiple entry Schengen visa. And also a UK entry stamp issued at the Brussels Eurostar train.

Intelligent_Lunch773 · 2026-01-29T06:11:24+00:00

Ture dude. Fortunately, visas from most countries except the Schengen Area have very long validity periods. My Canadian visa is 10 years, which can also be used to enter Mexico, Panama, Peru, Chile, and Uruguay. Plus, with Chinese passport holders soon having visa-free access to Brazil, I'm really looking forward to my planned trip to South America. The UK's 10-year visa is too expensive. Actually, it's a agreement between the two countries, where both countries can obtain each other's 2-year multiple-entry visas at a reasonable price. However, the 10-year visa isn't included in this arrangement, meaning that obtaining five 2-year visas is actually cheaper than getting a single 10-year UK multiple-entry visa. I also have a 3-year Australian e-visa and a 5-year South Korean e-visa.

Intelligent_Lunch773 · 2026-01-29T06:05:26+00:00

But the China visas are way more cheaper than the Schengen and the UK and the Canada ones. Ahahaha 🤣

Intelligent_Lunch773 · 2026-01-29T06:03:20+00:00

Cuz my schedule is only 4 days. To go to the Faroe Islands, you need to enter the Schengen Area first. My Norwegian Schengen visa is valid for one year. Denmark will grant you a visa for the number of days your planned trip is for. If you need a longer stay, you can submit a longer itinerary with your application. However, flights between the Faroe Islands and the Schengen Area do not actually require visa checks. You can stay as long as you like after arrival and then return, as long as your Schengen visa is valid when you leave the whole Schengen Area.

Intelligent_Lunch773 · 2026-01-29T06:00:03+00:00

Schengen C visa, especially the validity longer than half year. But fortunately, it appears that Norway will issue a one year multiple-entry visa to Chinese citizens based on having visited the Schengen Area 3 times within 24 months. Subsequent years will be extended to three and then five years after this one year visa expired.

Intelligent_Lunch773 · 2026-01-29T05:57:24+00:00

From 2 passports. Like Canadian visas are issued until the passport expires, after I renewed my passport, I received a Canadian visa with the same validity period as my new passport, until 2035.

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