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What are the chances of my residence permit transfer getting rejected?

Asked by mbailin, last answered 5 years 7 weeks in Visa & Legalities - Suzhou 7 Answers 5 Comments

Chinese Foreigners Grading System

Asked by Mike Edwards, last commentd 5 years 50 weeks in Visa & Legalities - Suzhou 1 Answer

Anyone knows where to notarize documents in Suzhou?

Asked by Chiwalo, last answered 8 years 3 weeks in Visa & Legalities - Suzhou 1 Answer

Regarding TEFL and TESL certification policies

Asked by soroush, last answered 9 years 2 weeks in Visa & Legalities - Suzhou 4 Answers 1 Comment

So what happens after you put down your papers?

Asked by Karma101, last commentd 9 years 30 weeks in Visa & Legalities - Suzhou 7 Answers 14 Comments

Is it viable for an international student to find a part time job in China?

Asked by Chiwalo, last answered 9 years 34 weeks in Visa & Legalities - Suzhou 2 Answers

Non-native English teacher in Jiangsu? Has anyone recently got his/her Z visa in Jinagsu?

Asked by bravura, last commentd 11 years 1 week in Visa & Legalities - Suzhou 3 Answers 8 Comments

How to get extend my L visa to any visa ?

Asked by mvincent, last commentd 12 years 21 weeks in Visa & Legalities - Suzhou 4 Answers 1 Comment

Can I get my visa renewed in Suzhou or must I travel to Shanghai?

Asked by elsaees, last answered 13 years 46 weeks in Visa & Legalities - Suzhou 2 Answers

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Q: How long does it take for answer your job application
A: What are you going to do, if I tell you answer is: 'forever' or 'never
A:What are you going to do, if I tell you answer is: 'forever' or 'never'? Chinese recruiters don't have the same habits as the western recruiters have ... Never stop sending your CV to the job offers, not even when you have an invitation or two for an interview! Don't expect Chinese will send you "Thank you for your application. You weren't selected at this time ...!" notice, so keep sending yer CV to the newly posted job openings. Looking for a job in China was like a part-time job in my time in China ... Good luck! -- icnif77
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