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subhash.sah

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Q: Do you need physical checkup every-time you switch jobs or cities you work in?

Currently working in Shenyang, the uni in Beijing asking for it.

14 years 18 weeks ago in General - China

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HappyExPat

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You will need a new physical check up if your new employer requires it.

Or you will be required one for getting the new work and residence permits when you change jobs by PSB.

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mattaya

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I've never had one although this last company is asking for it. All the other previous companies never asked me this is also new to me. I was use to getting physicals done when I use to play sports or when I joined the military and I'm not sure if this is a new law or something.

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