New place, new fees, new regulation

The China Visa Application Service Centre in Kuala Lumpur has moved to its own and new office. It was located in Bangunan OSK for about 5 years until its recent move to Bangunan Hampshire Place located at Jalan Mayang Sari Kuala Lumpur.


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The newly decorated office can be found at Level 5 and Level 6. Level 5 is for individual application and Level 6 is for application from the travel agent. Collection can be made at Level 6.

The business hour is as follow

Business Hours:Monday-Friday，Closed on Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays.

Submission of applications: 9:00 to 15:00.
Payment and collection: 9:00 to 16:00.

New Fees China Visa 

The new fees also sees an increase at about 20-30%. Last time for a single entry visa apply and process at regular service, the cost is RM 58. Now it is RM 85. For full fees and service please refer the image below 

Effective October 2013

To submit your passport, few supporting documents is now needed

- Passport photo

- Copy of passport (details page only)

- Itinerary (ticket and hotel booking)

Hope this entry helps! 

For more information head to the new website here http://www.visaforchina.org/KUL_EN

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IMPORTANT : Visa China Service Centre in Kuala Lumpur Closing date

China National Day Notice

Please be informed that due to China National Day celebration, there will be adjustment for visa application process from the 1st -7th Oct 2013. Please find the adjustment as below:

i. Chinese Visa Application Service Center (CVASC) will be closed for two days on the 3rd & 4th October 2013 and will be operating as usual on the 1st, 2nd and 7th Oct. On the 1st, 2nd & 7th October, CVASC accepts only regular service application. Urgent and express service application are temporary unavailable.

ii. Please refer to the table below for the adjustment of collection date:

Application Date	Collection Date
	Regular Service	Express Service	Rush Service
30th Sept	7th Oct	2nd Oct	30th Sept
1st Oct	8th Oct	-	-
2nd Oct	9th Oct	-	-
7th Oct	10th Oct	-	-

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TRIP DAN SEMINAR BORONG CHINA 2013

ALHAMDULILLAH.

Semua yang dirancang telah berjaya dijalankan. Sepanjang tahun lepas hanya sekali sahaja saya membatalkan trip ke China kerana kekurangan peserta, manakala semua seminar yang dinyatakan tarikhnya telah dijalankan!

Saya ucapkan terima kasih kepada semua yang telah memberikan sokongan padu. Begitu juga penyertaan rakan2 dalam FB Borong China yang kni telah mencecah 3500 fans.

Bagi tahun 2013, saya telah pun menyusun tarikh2 trip yang boleh dirujuk disini. Untuk seminar pula, tarikhnya sudah ada tapi belum dipublish lagi disini

2012 bakal melabuhkan tirai. Bagi saya 2012 secara peribadi adalah tahun terbaik sepanjang 5 tahun saya menceburi bidang perniagaan. Saya tamat belajar di Germany pada Nov 2006 dan memulakan perniagaan Mac 2007. Saya tidak pernah bekerja dengan mana2 majikan dan alhamdulillah sehingga kini syarikat saya dan syarikat sekutu saya menjadi majikan kepada 4 orang pekerja

Apa barang HOT 2013?

Anda boleh baca disini ramalan saya untuk bisnes yang bakal meletop di 2013

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New Project : Brochure Borong China

BORONG CHINA BROCHURE: GUANGZHOU WHOLESALEMARKET ADDRESS PART 1

complete address of most visited wholesale plaza in Guangzhou with restaurants,interesting place and up to date Metro Map (Dec 2012)

RM 5/unit or free if you join Seminar Borong China 2013

To order please call/whatsapp 013 2779320 or email to bezahra@gmail.com

Brochure yang dah siap

Snapshot 1 : Frontpage

Snapshot 2: Page 3

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China Copy and Funny

Maybe the owner is so obsessed with Budu* and Burberry

I just watched the movie Counterfeiters. A story of a group of Jews counterfeiters during the World War 2. It was a history. In the 90s the Siamese are very well known for their counterfeit jersey. Since many OEM factory exist there to produce jersey for big sport retailer like Nike and Adidas, the counterfeit industry growth well too.

Nowadays the Nigerian scammer and the Chinese are leading the counterfeits industry. In China alone, whatever you can imagine they can imitate. Some fake goods has appearance as same as the original and others just make us laugh.

So here is some photos that I snap during my visit to China.

Dont call your Boss BABI.

Budu* is a famous anchovies sauce mostly found in Malaysia east coast
Babi* is pig

Or you can view more version of China copy here 

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Borong China is under construction

Assalamualaikum and salam sejahtera
We have few announcement to share with all of you. First and foremost as you noticed, this website is currently under construction. We are trying to make the website more interactive so that we can know what our readers are up to.

Electric and home appliances market in Dashatou Lu

The major change that we have planned is to integrate a photo slide that featured Borong China most visited article. We also will integrate Facebook comment to link this website to Borong China fanpage in Facebook.

Other than that is to implement a clean and friendly user template. Beside we will soon open 4 advertisement banner to help us maintaining this free and open stop centre for Borong China.

What do you think? Do you have any comment and suggestion? Drop me an email bezahra at gmail.com

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Radio Antarabangsa China (CRI)

Radio Antarabangsa China (China Radio International) adalah inisiatif kerajaan China untuk memperkenalkan China kepada dunia. Anda boleh dengar  CRI ini dalam lebih 64 bahasa. Salah satunya ialah dalam bahasa Melayu.

Dalam laman webnya pula, CRI mempunyai lebih dari 60 bahasa. Bagi anda yang ingin melawat China atau lawatan ke Beijing misalannya, laman web CRI berbahasa Melayu menyajikan banyak maklumat terkini khusus untuk pelancong Muslim. Sila lawatinya disini http://malay.cri.cn/muslim/

Untuk mendengar dan mendapatkan maklumat lanjut berkenaan CRI versi BM sila lawati http://malay.cri.cn/

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Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri

 

Dikesempatan ini kami di Borong China ingin mengucapkan Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri Maaf Zahir Batin terutama kepada semua pelanggan kami dan kepada semua Muslimin dan Muslimat

Aktiviti terdekat Borong China selepas raya nanti ialah seperti berikut

10 September 2011 - Seminar Memborong ke China (10 kekosongan lagi)

15 Sept - 20 Sept 2011 - Trip Memborong ke China (2 kekosongan lagi)

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Tambang teksi di Guangzhou akan naik lagi

Proposal to Adjust Guangzhou Taxi Fares Announced

Taken from eChinacities.com

The Price Control Administration of Guangzhou Municipality recently announced the two taxi fare adjustment proposals which were discussed at a recent hearing: the first is to adjust the starting price to 9 RMB within 2.3 km; the second scheme proposes to increase the starting price to 10 RMB within 2.5 km, and both proposals include a premise that the fuel surcharge should be cancelled. The proposal also hopes to establish a linkage mechanism between taxi tariffs and fuel price.

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China Prime Minister Wen Jia Bao visit Malaysia 2011

Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao Visits Malaysia

KUALA LUMPUR, April 26 (Bernama) -- Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao arrives here tomorrow for his second official visit to Malaysia, accompanied by a 118-member delegation, including four ministers.

Several agreements and memoranda of understanding will be signed during the two-day visit.

Wen and Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak are scheduled to attend the Malaysia-China Economic, Trade and Investment Forum.

According to Wisma Putra, the visit allowed Malaysia and China to take stock of the development of bilateral cooperation in various areas and follow up on agreements achieved during Najib's visit to China in June 2009.

Wen had attended the first East Asia Summit and the ninth Asean-China Summit and Asean Plus Three Summit held in Kuala Lumpur from Dec 11 to 15, 2005. His second visit is to reciprocate Najib's 2009 visit when the Joint Action Plan on Malaysia-China Strategic Cooperation was issued.

Relations between the two countries were elevated to strategic partnership covering 12 key areas of cooperation, including politics, economics and education.

The Foreign Ministry said that Malaysia's bilateral trade with China increased more than six-fold over the past 10 years, reaching US$45.66 billion last year, compared with US$6.27 billion in 2000.

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QR Code Borong China

Bookmark this blog for ur mobile phone.

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New Category : News

From now on there will be a new category namely NEWS. Check out the latest news about China,Guangzhou,Yiwu and B2B!

This month I will try to covering a lot about B2B such as

1. Fraud and scam issues in Alibaba
2. Alibaba vs Taobao
3. Malaysian B2B
4. etc

Subscribe to my news feed so that you will not left behind! or simply follow my tweet at @mohdiznan

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CEO Alibaba Scammer

This explain why many of us get cheated on Alibaba :) Cheer!

The CEO and chief exec of Alibaba.com have left the company after taking some responsibility for fraud found on the website.

Although they claim they had nothing to do with the fraud, CEO David Wei and CE Elvis Lee are both leaving the company after internal company investigations found a spike in the number of fraudulent transactions conducted on its site by the so-called China Gold Suppliers network of high volume members in late 2009 and throughout 2010.

It's not quite a case of Alibaba and its 40 thieves. The company said that no-one in the company was involved in the activity, but the pair were leaving after taking responsibility for the "systemic breakdown."

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Jonathan Lu, CEO of Alibaba Group's retail website Taobao.com, has been named as the replacement, taking on both companies.

According to a statement, the probe into the fraud at Alibaba, which also owns Yahoo China, was started when an eagle eyed employee noticed suspicious activity and went running to the board.

We assume he got a gold star and a pat on the back, as the investigation found that some suppliers offered bulk orders of consumer electronics at "very attractive prices, a low minimum order quantity and less reliable payment transfer methods." The value of the average claim was below $1,200, Alibaba said.

It said it had shut down 2,326 "Gold Suppliers" found to have used the site to defraud buyers.

"One of our most important values is integrity," founder and non-executive chairman Jack Ma said in a statement obtained by the WSJ.

"That means integrity of our employees and integrity of our online marketplaces as trusted and safe places for our small business customers."

"We must send a strong message that it is unacceptable to compromise our culture and values. It saddens me to see talented people leave the company," he added.

Although the company is confident its financial status will not be affected, the Hong Kong Stock exchange showed a 3.7 percent fall in shares.

Read more: http://www.techeye.net/business/alibabas-ceo-resigns-after-fraud-case#ixzz1Gjc986Vl

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