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How many times can you get a tourist visa in a row?

Asked by anonymous, last answered 12 years 34 weeks in Visa & Legalities - China 5 Answers Views:5578 13 Comments

Is it easy for Chinese to get visas to go abroad?

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Can i make a Chinese visa in a third country?

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RMB 7000 monthly wage, is it enough for a living in Changchun, Jilin?

Asked by PulSartre, last commentd 9 years 12 weeks in Visa & Legalities - China 19 Answers Views:5558 38 Comments

How to cancel FEC?

Asked by Towers, last answered 12 years 5 weeks in Visa & Legalities - China 12 Answers Views:5553 15 Comments

How long does an F visa (M entry) last for?

Asked by didibird, last answered 14 years 24 weeks in Visa & Legalities - China 3 Answers Views:5550 1 Comment

any single girls get visa to canada

Asked by ricwill, last answered 14 years 18 weeks in Visa & Legalities - China 4 Answers Views:5550

How to change your foreign expert certificate?

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Teaching illegally. What are the effects? What are your thoughts?

Asked by Hulk, last answered 13 years 33 weeks in Visa & Legalities - China 18 Answers Views:5543 31 Comments

how to get a Taiwanese visa?

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have you all been asked for a Criminal background check from your home country?

Asked by sorrel, last commentd 12 years 37 weeks in Visa & Legalities - China 19 Answers Views:5540 3 Comments

Is it easy to get a visa for a visitor?

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Rejected for work permits because of one FEB comment?

Asked by angelainfotech, last answered 3 years 14 weeks in Visa & Legalities - China 4 Answers Views:5535 2 Comments

Are prison visits permitted in China?

Asked by Redaria, last answered 14 years 26 weeks in Visa & Legalities - China 3 Answers Views:5534

Work on Q2 visa?

Asked by happywanderer, last commentd 11 years 37 weeks in Visa & Legalities - China 7 Answers Views:5500 14 Comments

Business Visa ---> Work Permit

Asked by Baivab, last answered 14 years 25 weeks in Visa & Legalities - China 4 Answers Views:5487

What is a Chinese Green Card? How can one get this?

Asked by anonymous, last commentd 14 years 35 weeks in Visa & Legalities - China 3 Answers Views:5477 2 Comments

How much to pay visa agent for F and Z visa?

Asked by diana123, last answered 15 years 9 weeks in Visa & Legalities - China 3 Answers Views:5464

Can I import a computer (in pieces) into China?

Asked by austinchina, last answered 14 years 14 weeks in Visa & Legalities - China 3 Answers Views:5445

If you get deported do you have to pay for your plane ticket?

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Q: Is is still a must to be a native English language speaker to get a teaching visa?
A: 1. Native speaker. 2. Bachelor's degree, minimum. Apostilled. The
A:1. Native speaker. 2. Bachelor's degree, minimum. Apostilled. They stopped recognizing online degrees several years ago. . 3. Either a teaching certification from your home country/iPGCE or a 120 hrs TEFL course. Apostilled 4. Criminal background check from your home country issued within the past 6 months. Apostilled.  This is rigid. The only legal loopholes for non-native speakers to legally teach are if they're already certified as a subject teacher in their home country, or if they obtained their degree in one of the designated native English speaking countries.  -- Spiderboenz
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