Mixed marriage? Chinese/ Indian

pre123 · Jun 20th, 2008, 05:46

Hi Nicole

Im from Chennai
My gf from Shanghai
Can u help her to get her visa and advice her regarding the visa procedures pls?
We will be very thankful to u
Pls help us to know the procedures to get an indian visa from china

xiao_yunxi · Jun 20th, 2008, 23:16

hi pre123,your gf can get Tourist visa ( T type)easily from Indian consulate of china,now i think they are giving for 1 month or 3 months.If you wanna get marry in india this time,then ask your gf to take an Entry visa(X type),after getting married in court here, try to take marriage certificate as soon as possible.then meet to FRRO officer and apply for visa extension.visa extension just for 1 year. Later you can hope for longer period of visa. Should you require more information on it, you can send mail to my id...(xiao_yunxi@yahoo.com)

xiao_yunxi · Jun 20th, 2008, 23:30

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sarah_KK

Hope someone can share...

I am planning to move to Delhi to get to know my Indian boyfriend/ family more in next 12 months. Any serious plan, may be. However, I realise there isn't much information on mixed marriage/ relationship between Chinese and India in the Internet.

Do you know if there is any chinese community (or HK Chinese) in Delhi? Do they mix with Indian there? Not that I need to stick to my own kind, but nice to know if I am homesick from time to time.

I am learning Hindi so that I can know more about the culture and the country. Very impressed by its beauty.

So, any tips are welcome. Thanks so much!

hi,Sarah_KK,how are you?are you in delhi now?
i am yunxi from mumbai,also married a indian guy and shift here.glad to know you.would like do know your couple,mail me,ok?xiao_yunxi@yahoo.com

xiao_yunxi · Jun 20th, 2008, 23:35

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nicole Zhang.Jaiswal

Hi there,this is Nicole,a chinese gal,who is leaving to Delhi in Nov and will live there,probably forever...cuz my bf works in Delhi,i will marry him,so will marry Delhi as well,hehe.
well im wondering if i need buy some gifts for his parents and siblings,if need,what should i buy for them,plz give me some tips,and besides,im not sure if i could find a job,a teaching job in Delhi,well im a professional teacher teaching mandarin in Beijing,i love my career,hope keep it rolling there,its possible? r there some indian who d like to learn mandarin? really appreciate any tips and threads

thanks

hi dear zhang,are you in delhi now?nice to know another chindia couple,i married two years ago in mumbai and stay here.here there are another two chinese girls who also married to indian.you can write mail to me on"xiao_yunxi@yahoo.com",waiti ng for your reply.
all the best for you!

pre123 · Jun 23rd, 2008, 09:26

Hi Yunxi
Thank you very much for information
want still more from you for my life
Regards
Pre123

xiao_yunxi · Jun 23rd, 2008, 14:46

Quote:

Originally Posted by pre123

Hi Yunxi
Thank you very much for information
want still more from you for my life
Regards
Pre123

you are welcome!

Munivar · Jun 23rd, 2008, 15:26

I don't have anything meaningful to add here...so I will just say Han Hao to all the Ni Hao's

xiaojie · Jun 26th, 2008, 13:20

xiao yunxi,

Ni hao..! Good to see you & other chinese in mumbai..would love to meet you up on my next visit to my hometown..ie Mumbai..to practise my Putonghua

I am Indian now staying in China..

zoossh · Jun 29th, 2008, 18:28

hi, i wonder how does indian family view singaporean males in general. does a relatively well off social background of a professional still hold truth that the indian family feel more safe having their daughter married overseas?

is the tibetan issue usually the core of any displeasure with the chinese? becos that isn't really an issue for me, for it is a historical fact that china did invade tibet with which it was not part of china before that, and i would have no problems with agreeing if the issue is raised factually. but what other worries would an indian family see of a chinese from outside of china, or does it make no difference to them?

Dilliwala · Jul 1st, 2008, 20:37

Most Indians cud care less about the Tibet issue - unfortunately.

Sarah_KK · Jul 2nd, 2008, 19:53

Hi hi... i am glad to see this thread still going strong. Yunxi, xiaojie, fish and all other folks visiting this thread, a big hi from me.

Yes. Almost another year has gone. I have been dating my Indian bf for THREE years now. To look back, it is amusing and beautiful. Long distance is tough and him being stuck in a divorce is even tougher. Yet, both of us are trying our best to keep our hope high. I carry on with career in HK and he tries to finish the case so that we can start a new life together.

I feel a bit exposed to talk such personal things on the web. Anyway, all I can say is love is universal and beautiful. Last Dec and this month, he came to HK to meet with my family.

Wish all mixed couples the best.... (** One day, I hope I can post my wedding news here

)

brishti · Jul 2nd, 2008, 22:18

i'm sure you will post them wedding pictures here sarah - yup!

hey... warm wishes and good luck.

:brishti

srisri · Aug 4th, 2008, 09:40

Seems more and more chinese/ indian couples are joining the league

Just wondering any chinese/indian in China? Shanghai?

My indian boyfriend is trying to relocate to shanghai after my recent shift (we were in bangalore for two and half years).

Would love to meet up with some chinese/indian couples

machadinha · Aug 4th, 2008, 09:49

Quote:

Originally Posted by zoossh

is the tibetan issue usually the core of any displeasure with the chinese?

No, I don't think so, but China and India have been at war or close to it several times post-Independence, and both lay claims to disputed territory still.

I doubt if people would hold this against you personally, but if any ill sentiments, this would explain the better part of it I guess. (Well, and then there's racism against the Chinese in much of SE Asia, often seemingly to do with their being handy at business, which they're mostly "handy" at because it's the main if not single avenue open to them of course... The usual immigrant's plight, handy if things go well, envied and an easy scapegoat when things don't. Sometimes called the "Jews of Asia" and for good reason. Not sure if this is really an issue in India though. I'm not really aware of it being so. Maybe their numbers are too small to make it an issue.)

Lady Greensleeves · Aug 11th, 2008, 19:19

hi! i'm new to this forum...but just very curious about indian-asian relationships. I am a north indian girl (living in a Western country) and think I've fallen badly for a friend of mine who is chinese. we are both quite 'westernised' in our values since we've been raised overseas.
Just a question to the chinese guys...how acceptable is it for chinese men (he is from hk) to date outside their race? and every race has different notions of beauty, so i'm not even sure... do many chinese guys find indian girls attractive? what is the best way for me to learn a little bit more about chinese culture?

Jun 20th, 2008, 05:46	#91
pre123 Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Chennai Posts: 5	help pls Hi Nicole Im from Chennai My gf from Shanghai Can u help her to get her visa and advice her regarding the visa procedures pls? We will be very thankful to u Pls help us to know the procedures to get an indian visa from china

Jun 23rd, 2008, 15:26	#97
Munivar Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Seattle Posts: 238	I don't have anything meaningful to add here...so I will just say Han Hao to all the Ni Hao's __________________ Yaadhum Oore Yaavarum Kaelir !!!

Jul 2nd, 2008, 19:53	#101
Sarah_KK Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Universe Posts: 8	Hi hi... i am glad to see this thread still going strong. Yunxi, xiaojie, fish and all other folks visiting this thread, a big hi from me. Yes. Almost another year has gone. I have been dating my Indian bf for THREE years now. To look back, it is amusing and beautiful. Long distance is tough and him being stuck in a divorce is even tougher. Yet, both of us are trying our best to keep our hope high. I carry on with career in HK and he tries to finish the case so that we can start a new life together. I feel a bit exposed to talk such personal things on the web. Anyway, all I can say is love is universal and beautiful. Last Dec and this month, he came to HK to meet with my family. Wish all mixed couples the best.... (** One day, I hope I can post my wedding news here)

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Jun 20th, 2008, 23:16	#92
xiao_yunxi Member Join Date: May 2008 Location: mumbai Posts: 11	hi pre123,your gf can get Tourist visa ( T type)easily from Indian consulate of china,now i think they are giving for 1 month or 3 months.If you wanna get marry in india this time,then ask your gf to take an Entry visa(X type),after getting married in court here, try to take marriage certificate as soon as possible.then meet to FRRO officer and apply for visa extension.visa extension just for 1 year. Later you can hope for longer period of visa. Should you require more information on it, you can send mail to my id...(xiao_yunxi@yahoo.com)

Jun 23rd, 2008, 09:26	#95
pre123 Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Chennai Posts: 5	Hi Yunxi Thank you very much for information want still more from you for my life Regards Pre123

Jun 26th, 2008, 13:20	#98
xiaojie Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: China Posts: 86	xiao yunxi, Ni hao..! Good to see you & other chinese in mumbai..would love to meet you up on my next visit to my hometown..ie Mumbai..to practise my Putonghua I am Indian now staying in China..

Jun 29th, 2008, 18:28	#99
zoossh Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Singapore Posts: 58	hi, i wonder how does indian family view singaporean males in general. does a relatively well off social background of a professional still hold truth that the indian family feel more safe having their daughter married overseas? is the tibetan issue usually the core of any displeasure with the chinese? becos that isn't really an issue for me, for it is a historical fact that china did invade tibet with which it was not part of china before that, and i would have no problems with agreeing if the issue is raised factually. but what other worries would an indian family see of a chinese from outside of china, or does it make no difference to them?

Jul 1st, 2008, 20:37	#100
Dilliwala Funky flunky Join Date: May 2007 Location: Dilli Posts: 3,604	Most Indians cud care less about the Tibet issue - unfortunately.

Jul 2nd, 2008, 22:18	#102
brishti just another member Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: india Posts: 1,979	i'm sure you will post them wedding pictures here sarah - yup! hey... warm wishes and good luck. :brishti

Aug 4th, 2008, 09:40	#103
srisri Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: china Posts: 43	Seems more and more chinese/ indian couples are joining the league Just wondering any chinese/indian in China? Shanghai? My indian boyfriend is trying to relocate to shanghai after my recent shift (we were in bangalore for two and half years). Would love to meet up with some chinese/indian couples

Aug 11th, 2008, 19:19	#105
Lady Greensleeves Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Australia Posts: 1	hi! i'm new to this forum...but just very curious about indian-asian relationships. I am a north indian girl (living in a Western country) and think I've fallen badly for a friend of mine who is chinese. we are both quite 'westernised' in our values since we've been raised overseas. Just a question to the chinese guys...how acceptable is it for chinese men (he is from hk) to date outside their race? and every race has different notions of beauty, so i'm not even sure... do many chinese guys find indian girls attractive? what is the best way for me to learn a little bit more about chinese culture?

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