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  • Jun 28,2023

    Yeah, I might be out of touch with the real situation in China at present time. I exited China in June, 2017, but ...

    Rules for WP, Z visa and RP later on are centralized across China. Employer can file WP application and more only online. No province or city can overrule that and issue Working permit to a non-English native foreigner unless they do some shady paperwork ...

    Now,...

  • Jun 11,2023

    No, you are not ... illegible to legally work in China as an ET.

    Rules to obtain ET Z (Working) visa are centralized across China, i.e. rules don't differ from province to province, city to city.

     

    For a legal ET job in China, one must hold a native English passport (UK, USA, Canada, Ozz, New Zealand or S. Africa), as first.

     

    Non-native English...

  • May 25,2023

    Easter is a common egg-coloring, religious holiday in Western countries ... angel

     

    Here, we all stream upon improvin' pesters written English syntax. ...

  • May 24,2023

    That is a typical Chinese style blackmail!

     

    I wouldn't worry for the WP application expiration at all!

    WP application doesn't expire. It is either approved or rejected and that is known fairly fast, 2-weeks time the longest.

     

    I'd find another employer, Z visa sponsor ASAP, sign new contract and start with WP application all over again.

    ...

  • May 24,2023

    "their 'qualifications' are essentially worthless" ? Do some research on China Europe International Business School and check the Financial Times of London's ranking for EMBA
    and MBA in the last 7 years. Smile

  • May 18,2023

    I don't think, it will work without exiting China.

     

    1. As I am aware, you can get Z visa only out of China, at any Chinese embassy abroad.

    Chinese embassy in Hong Kong's Wanchai is the closest one.

     

    2. To get Z visa, you will need a sponsor, Company, which will employ you and supply all the documents necessary to obtain Z visa.

     

    ...
  • Mar 24,2023

    It happened to me, once ... in 2014 or 15 ...

    Plane from end-of-RP city (Tianjin) had more than 10h delay at take-off, and I came to the HK's exit Luohu some 7 hours after the RP expiration date.

    In real, I came to the exit crossing just on time or maybe only an hour late, but Luohu is closed overnight (10pm - 6am), which I didn't anticipate.

    There were two unexpected...

  • Mar 20,2023

    Yes, you can get legal ET job by the Chinese Labor law. 

     

    Problem is, most Chinese managers and recruiters don't know, they can obtain Working permit for a non-native English passport holder, teacher with BA completed in a native English country.

     

    I'd suggest, you mention possibility of legal employment for non-native English teacher with degree...

  • Mar 05,2023

    unless you are married to a local, your parents can only stay as long as you are (legally) working there.

     

    if you are not married to a local, once your visa expires and you exit, your parents would have to leave too.

     

    This is not 'retiring' to China as most people would understand it, as it is contingent on your presence.
     

  • Mar 03,2023

    On the contrary @Blondies, I have to say, I've negotiated with Chinese employers over my pay. I didn't really want to negotiate, but ... in 2013, I finished the contract in Xinjiang with pay at 8k per month and half pay for each of the 3-months of recess on 14 classes (45') per week, no office hours, with all standard perks included, what was my best contract at the time.

     

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  • Mar 02,2023

    Z visa and Working permit rules in China are centralized, i.e. rules do not differ from Province to Province, city to city and  ...

     

    You cannot get legal English teaching job in China unless you hold a native English passport (UK, USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa).

     

    Read about it here:

     

    ...

  • Feb 21,2023

    Not older than 60-years old, everywhere across China ...

     

    I didn't say, you're already too old ...! ...

  • Jan 11,2023
  • Jan 11,2023

    do you have evidence, or are you putting 2 and 2 together and making 5?

    I don't condone any kind of abuse, but be sure that you have strong evidence before acting or accusing someone.

     

    you say "I know of a teacher ......" meaning are you basing your suspicions on a second hand account or something you have witnessed, or is it 'drunk talk' /...

  • Jan 03,2023

    Scroll to the bottom of the page, where job advert is posted and see tag "For Job Seekers", There are 4 options listed, one being "Upload Resume".

    Click that ... and voila .. 

     

    ...

  • Dec 28,2022

    No hurry, butT ...

     

    https://www....

  • Dec 23,2022

    You always need a relevant Z visa to work in China

  • Oct 28,2022

    No, you won't be able to work at other companies other than only at the one which sponsored your Z visa and other permits for it!

     

    You can legally work only at the Z visa sponsor, working anywhere else (even with the consent of your primary employer!) is illegal.

  • Oct 24,2022

    Why would you be responsible  for the accidents at your work place, if you don't run the establishment? ...

  • Sep 10,2022

    What is 'formal offer letter'?

     

    Only legally accepted employment offer I am aware is a Contract!

    ... so, you just don't accept and sign contract with the lower salary!

     

    Email exchanges, verbal discussions and other promises between you and employer aren't legally binding, so legal action isn't recommended.

     

    Mainly legal...

Answer of the DayMORE >>
A: Good question!  I'd say, if you study at Uni in China beside
A:Good question!  I'd say, if you study at Uni in China beside working full-time as an E.T. with Residence permit, you don't interfere with your full-time employment.It's your free time and you can do anything you want, with respect to the Chinese laws and customs. Have a look at terms of Z visa/Residence permit and ... ".. you cannot work (and earn monies!) with another employer ..."That's all it is! Your RP sponsor title is written on the RP stamp in your passport, I think. It's in Mandarin, so I've heard about that from someone ...At I.D.-ing by cops, they know where you work and than more details about you are just a phone call away ... and it happened in person ... LOL ... during the day-time stroll through Wulumuqi, Xinjiang, 2012/13 semester. Now under RP, you're free to surf Internet, jog, ... and study, too. I suggest, you look and ask at the Uni, you plan to study in the future. Have a detailed look at requirements for studying and attending chosen Uni.Good luck! -- icnif77