Chinese vIsa questions.
- juansweetpotato
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Chinese vIsa questions.
Anyone know what I need to work in China? I think I need to get a Z visa (1month?) and then when I get to China, register with the local office of something or other.
Any help on this especially in relation to acquiring a Z visa from PP Chinese Emb or from an employer in China would be much appreciated.
Any help on this especially in relation to acquiring a Z visa from PP Chinese Emb or from an employer in China would be much appreciated.
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Re: Chinese vIsa questions.
I worked in China last year - what country are you currently in?
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- juansweetpotato
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Re: Chinese vIsa questions.
Cambodia, how was the pollution?
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Re: Chinese vIsa questions.
This site might be helpful http://www.edcomasia.com/teaching-in-china
click on the link near the bottom for more detailed info Detailed information on China
click on the link near the bottom for more detailed info Detailed information on China
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Re: Chinese vIsa questions.
Wasn't too bad as it was summer (so the coal power plants were idling, relatively) and I was in Hangzhou where electric vehicle policies have been implemented. India was far worse.
You need an 'invitation letter' from your Chinese employer, and (completely from memory, verify this) it needs to be endorsed/stamped by the equivalent of the Department of Labour in China. This needs to accompany your visa application to the Chinese embassy. It supposedly takes two weeks in Australia (no idea for Cambodia) to process an application but a family member walked my application through (I was in remote WA) and got it back in two days for a small fee.
I recall the greatest difficulty I had was making sure I was submitting the correct paperwork for the correct visa. The Chinese website is/was incredibly unhelpful on visa categories.
You need an 'invitation letter' from your Chinese employer, and (completely from memory, verify this) it needs to be endorsed/stamped by the equivalent of the Department of Labour in China. This needs to accompany your visa application to the Chinese embassy. It supposedly takes two weeks in Australia (no idea for Cambodia) to process an application but a family member walked my application through (I was in remote WA) and got it back in two days for a small fee.
I recall the greatest difficulty I had was making sure I was submitting the correct paperwork for the correct visa. The Chinese website is/was incredibly unhelpful on visa categories.
Bodge: This ain't Kansas, and the neighbours ate Toto!
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Re: Chinese vIsa questions.
Thanks guys. If it was up to me.. 100 Karma points each
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