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Q: am i legal to work here?

i am married to chinese,and i got chinese resident permit?i want to know if i can work here without getting working permit?is it allowed by the law?thank you

9 years 13 weeks ago in  Visa & Legalities - China

 
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You are not legal to work on anything other than a 'Z' visa.

 

you can not work just because you are married to a Chinese person, you need to get the correct visa.

 

Anyone who tells you different is not honest, especially if they are offering you a job: they will take advantage of your illegal status.

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Unfortunately not.

 

You can only legally work on a Z visa or a D visa.  The difference between the two is that a Z visa is both job and company specific, and the company needs a license to hire foreigners.  A D visa is like a limited US green card,  it allows to to work anywhere, but it expires after a few years.

 

It's a silly law, but that's the law.

 

No work on a family visa.

 

BHGAL:

agreed ... I live here, am married here to a Chinese..... but I can not legally work here.

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my typing must be slower than yours 

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You are not legal to work on anything other than a 'Z' visa.

 

you can not work just because you are married to a Chinese person, you need to get the correct visa.

 

Anyone who tells you different is not honest, especially if they are offering you a job: they will take advantage of your illegal status.

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thank you guys!

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You can only work online and have the salary sent to a different country than sent back to you or have sent to your husband and that makes it legal.

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if u get s permnament resident card u can work here or s z visa

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