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Our extension meets all of these requirements. So unless you have made special arrangements
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               trips back-to-back—you will not need a visa for China. All you need to do is bring a copy of
               your air itinerary with you on the trip. (We will provide one in your Final Documents booklet.)

               IMPORTANT: If you have personalized your trip—for example, if you  will be flying over
               early, even by a day—then you probably will need a Chinese visa after all. Call our recommend
              visa service company, PVS International, at 1-800-556-9990 _Z NZYʭ]XɨZ] NZY_LN_ _SP
              nearest Chinese consulate—at least two months before you depart. We cannot be held
              responsible if you fail to get a visa that is needed or if you apply unnecessarily (in which case
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               Traveling Without a U.S. Passport?
               If you are not a U.S. citizen, or if your passport is from any country other than the U.S., it is
               your responsibility to check with your local consulate, embassy, or a visa services company
               about visa requirements. We recommend the services of PVS International, a national visa
               service located in Washington D.C.; they can be reached at 1-800-556-9990 or www.
               pvsinternational.org.


               Traveling With a Minor?
               Some governments may require certain documentation for minors to enter and depart the
               country or to obtain a visa (if applicable). For further detail on the required documentation,
               please contact your local embassy or consulate.


               Trusted Traveler Programs

               Some travelers have found that Trusted Traveler programs can expedite long waits at customs
               when re entering the U.S. There are currently three programs available: Global Entry, NEXUS,
               and SENTRI. These three programs also include TSA Pre-Check, which allows you to use a
               dedicated security line at participating airports, or you can apply solely for TSA Pre-Check.

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               To apply for a Trusted Traveler program or TSA Pre-Check, typically you will be asked to pay
               an application fee (varies by program) and schedule a background check and/or an interview.
               If you are approved, you will be issued a Known Traveler Number (KTN). Your KTN is valid for
               a set number of years, based on the conditions of the program. Please see the U.S. Customs
               and Border Protection website for more details on each of these programs: www.cbp.gov/
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               at www.tsa.gov/precheck.


               If you are enrolled in TSA Pre-Check (or a Trusted Traveler program that includes it), you
               must provide your KTN to the airlines.









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