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jojobrimelow

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Q: how many foreigners are living in Pudong now?

I am newly in town. I am trying to build up my client's base. My health centre is focus on treating expats in Shanghai and top level Chinese. My first workshop is in Pudong.

14 years 8 weeks ago in Health & Safety - China

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Createach

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IDK............you count them and tell me

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14 years 8 weeks ago

Thakkudu

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~50000 i guess

http://www.stats-sh.gov.cn/tjnj/nje10.htm?d1=2010tjnje/E0214.htm

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14 years 8 weeks ago

bat22

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did u get a z visa you cannot work here on a biz visa and the only way to get a z visa is if you were invited by a company and only work for that company

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14 years 8 weeks ago

bat22

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48932 exactly

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14 years 7 weeks ago

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