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Q: Is it true that it's possible to get a work permit without a degree if you have experience?

I mentioned before about a friend going to Hong Kong a few days ago and all the subsequent visa stuff.

 

Well, there's more.  It's been said, a degree isn't necessary if you have experience, or if you have done a TEFL course within China.

 

Anyone else heard of this and able to verify it?

 

I want to go and find out myself, but, I know I will be questioned on my purposes etc.

10 years 40 weeks ago in  Visa & Legalities - China

 
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Of course it is possible but it is harder of course. Your employer needs to show why you are needed. I mean I know lot of +20 years experience expatriates without a degree but lot of certificates and proof of their professionalism. 

 

So yes, but it is harder to proof.

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Anything is possible in China if your employer has the right contacts. That little old chestnut called "Guanxi".

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It also depends on the FEB (Foreign Expert's Bureau) in your area.  Some are sticklers for the rules, whereas others are more lenient or pliant.

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Better go visit Thailand man.

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