Hi all,After much research on this thread, I still have a question concerning Chinese visas (for a U.S. citizen). The application form asks for "names, address, and phone no. of inviting organization of person in China." Is this ok to leave empty? Or do... ...full story at Lonely Planet
from Lonely Planet on Thu, May 31 2007
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