In which countries are group tourist visas separate?

Countries that use separate visas are Singapore, Australia, South Korea and Vietnam. Non-diplomatic countries generally issue visas separately. Individual visas are issued by countries in the form of affixing signatures or labels on the inside pages of passports, but sometimes they are issued on separate papers without making any changes to passports.

You must use a separate visa at the same time as your passport to effectively achieve the purpose of entry and exit. Generally, a photo of the applicant will be attached to a separate visa, and the same contents as those in the applicant's passport will be written, such as the precautions that must be used at the same time as the passport.

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The staff of the Embassy of China in Vietnam said that at present, Vietnamese citizens with new China passports are allowed to enter the country through separate visas, so the entry situation is normal. At present, there have been no complaints about Vietnamese citizens being prevented from entering Vietnam, and Chinese-funded enterprises in China have not reported such cases to the embassy. The tour group had previously entered the country on a separate visa, so it was not affected.

Other paper visas are mostly due to the fact that when the two countries have no diplomatic relations, they temporarily refuse to recognize each other's passports, or dissidents avoid persecution in their own countries after visiting hostile countries, and leave immediately after checking their passports during group tours to reduce procedures.

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People's Network-China's new passport does not affect visas and is not targeted at any country (Figure)