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Q: As a foreigner, how long have you continuously lived in China?

What is the longest and most unbrokean period of time that you have lived in China (vacations no included but comings-and-goings for more than one two months included)? 

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I've had a one year Visa before and used every last bit of it. I had extended it before and the longest would probably be one and a half years for my longest continuous time I've lived in China.

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Almost 6 years now.  Only left China for business and never more than 10 days at that.

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Just got back from Canada in August. Before that I was here for almost 5 years straight.

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6 years straight. Wow, a bit more than a quarter of my life flew really fast...

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Ten years, excluding short holidays home and abroad.

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Yes, I believe you mentioned that several times. HEY! You didn't just make this thread so you could mention it again, did you? :0

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I have been in China since late 2006. I would go out for a month during long holidays..Guess I am enjoying my stay here with my family.

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5 months with 2 short 1 week trips home in between last year.
This year probably 6 months and no trips home.
Anymore time in China straight and I might start a bar brawl.surprise

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