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Q: Can people with Z visas, FEC and Residence Permit work a Summer Camp somewhere else in China?

Can people with Z Visas, FEC and Residence Permit work at a Summer Camp somewhere else in China?

9 years 1 week ago in  Teaching & Learning - China

 
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Not by Chinese law. You can legally work only at your RP sponsor, everything else is illegal.

However, Summer Camp will probably want to know your visa/RP status, and they won't have an argument you're working for them. They shouldn't be even advertising English teaching positions at Summer Camps.

 

Everybody does it, but it's not legal.

 

 

royceH:

I don't.  But that's not to say I wouldn't.  All things are possible I suppose.

 

9 years 6 days ago
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icnif77:

New Oriental's individual schools offer Contract for Summer camp. Everything is up and up.

http://jobs.echinacities.com/jobchapter/1354441412

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Portpower.......heheheheheheh.....

 

You could do it but it wouldn't be legal.  However, what is?

 

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If you are not being paid, you can.

 

 

HappyExPat:

I wpu;d add "at your own risk". The law clearly states the governing word is "to work", if you get paid or not is irrevelant.

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