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Q: Any one can with working visa

Any one here can help non-native get working visa?

2 years 4 weeks ago in  Visa & Legalities - Other cities

 
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If you are a serious sercher for a job in China (and you can clearly use the internet) you would not be asking this question.

By asking this question you are coming across as a bit lazy.

 

Anyone who seriously is looking for a job in China will have done a search online for a jpb (or contacted their nearest Chinese embassy) and know that you need a job in China first and the employer supplies the Visa.

Also you say nothing about what sort of job you are looking for, your experience, your background or your skill set.

 

You don't come across as a genuine job seeker.
And I bet you won't bother to reply either, which means it is more than likely you are not genuine.

Just saying ( because this seems to be a very common MO)
harsh ? Yes.
But relaity is not all kittens and flowers.

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If you are a serious sercher for a job in China (and you can clearly use the internet) you would not be asking this question.

By asking this question you are coming across as a bit lazy.

 

Anyone who seriously is looking for a job in China will have done a search online for a jpb (or contacted their nearest Chinese embassy) and know that you need a job in China first and the employer supplies the Visa.

Also you say nothing about what sort of job you are looking for, your experience, your background or your skill set.

 

You don't come across as a genuine job seeker.
And I bet you won't bother to reply either, which means it is more than likely you are not genuine.

Just saying ( because this seems to be a very common MO)
harsh ? Yes.
But relaity is not all kittens and flowers.

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A: I had a similar experience in HK. If I recall correctly, before or at
A:I had a similar experience in HK. If I recall correctly, before or at the Z visa application, I had to submit ME from the ordinary HK clinic, where I explained why I need ME and I asked them to examine only necessary things (I don't remember the cost ...), and then ... I got Z stamp and when back in China, I had to complete another RP ME, which was on the employer, i.e. included in the Contract ...We've never discussed refund of payment for HK ME with my employer. Year 2013 ...I'd say, that is a regular thingy embassies around the world require, before issuing visas for LT stay in the country. "Vladimir Vladimiro-Witch ras-Putin" (LOL@your pronunciation ..) demands the same thingy before granting LT stay in Ruski.  ... Haa, 2013 was the Snowden's year. I was in Kowloon at the time of his landing .. with all these files ... I'm-Still-in-LMAO-State ... Cost for the ME in HK was around HK$ 2000/200 EUR, and ME was kind of swift, quicker and way shorter than on the mainland ... -- icnif77