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Q: How common is it to be re-imbursed for the cost of a Z visa?

I was actually re-imbursed two years ago. (University teaching job.)

 

Thanks!

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Mine fell through, but I was re-imbursed

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Mine was reimbursed by the manufacturing company I work for. It was part of the agreed package (including the return flight to the UK to get said Z-visa)

ScotsAlan:

Sorry dude. I was on my windows phone, tried to give a thumbs up but it gave a down.

 

I am having lots of problems with this windows phone on this website. It posts comments as answers, it flames instead of upping....

 

What's the best phone to use for this site.... anyone?

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The general rule of obtaining favors and perks in China is:

 

Don't ask, don't get. Probability to get is exponential to the number of asks.

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All my cost except alcohol are reimbursed and I don't drink.laugh

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sorry, double posted for some reason

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You shouldn't have to be reimbursed in the first place. A Z visa is supposed to be sponsored and payed in first hand by the company you work for. I never had to pay for anything, therefore I was never reimbursed. 

Hotwater:

I paid the fee in the Chinese visa office in Manchester (UK), got a receipt & then claimed it back through the company expenses system. The visa office wouldn't take purchase orders from the company which is why I had to pay first. 

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It depends on your company. At my company it is agreed on before I start that I will pay for half of the Z visa costs.

 

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About as common as a 45 year old virgin in Brooklyn or a sober priest in Ireland.

ScotsAlan:

Male or female virgin?

 

I heard male virgins are common there.

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