Homeland Security: Foreign journalist visas set at 240 days, Chinese reporters cut to 90 days
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Homeland Security: Foreign journalist visas set at 240 days, Chinese reporters cut to 90 days. Foreign journalists would be limited to stays of just 240 days, or around eight months, but could apply for extensions of similar duration. Chinese nationals would get just 90 days, with extensions of 90 days.
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Homeland Security: Foreign journalist visas set at 240 days, Chinese reporters cut to 90 days.
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Foreign journalists would be limited to stays of just 240 days, or around eight months, but could apply for extensions of similar duration.
according to France 24 English — All NewsChinese nationals would get just 90 days, with extensions of 90 days.
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Homeland Security: Foreign journalist visas set at 240 days, Chinese reporters cut to 90 days.
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