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Q: How common are fake degrees in China?
I just read about a prof at one of the top universities in China using a fake doctorate for 20 years.
How common is this?
What about among expats?
I found a weblink of ...:
Chinese national, Peking University professor accused of faking doctoral degree and work experience
https://news.yahoo.com/prominent-peking-university-professor-accused-234...
The professor, 58-year-old Chen Chunhua, is being questioned after it was discovered that her doctoral degree was issued by an unlicensed university 21 years ago. Chen stated in her professional biography that she received her doctorate of business administration from the European University of Ireland in 2001, reported South China Morning Post.
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Chinese can do many things in China laowai simply cannot do ...
Among expats?
Here are the requirements for Chinese Z visa implemented at Chinese Labor law novelty in June, 2017:
https://eslauthority.com/teach/china/visa/
Z Visa Timeline
Getting the Z visa itself is not a lengthy process and it normally only takes 3 - 7 business days for your application to be processed.
However, the length of the whole process, which starts from getting the necessary documents, i.e. scanned copy of college degree, Non-criminal record and more ... notarized all the way to actually getting your residence permit, depends on several variables and could end up taking a couple of months.
Here’s how long each individual step to becoming a Chinese resident usually takes:
Getting your documents notarized– around 3-4 weeks
Spiderboenz:
There are regularly recruiters posting in job groups about fake degree notarization. Apparently certain unscrupulous for-profit “universities” partner with them, so it’s possible. Insanely expensive though.
I found a weblink of ...:
Chinese national, Peking University professor accused of faking doctoral degree and work experience
https://news.yahoo.com/prominent-peking-university-professor-accused-234...
The professor, 58-year-old Chen Chunhua, is being questioned after it was discovered that her doctoral degree was issued by an unlicensed university 21 years ago. Chen stated in her professional biography that she received her doctorate of business administration from the European University of Ireland in 2001, reported South China Morning Post.
... more...
Chinese can do many things in China laowai simply cannot do ...
https://www.sixthtone.com/news/1010807/university-hiring-grads-from-philippines-school-raises-doubts
University Hiring Grads From Philippines School Raises Doubts
I used to work with a British guy who had a fake MA in history. Stupid thing to do because he actually had a real BA, but he wanted the "prestige" of having a MA. He got caught after the school hired someone who was actually at that school in that program when he claimed to have been there. Fake MA got fired and black-balled.