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Q: Humantarian visa query

Hi everyone I have a question about the humanitarian visa in China, I am actually posting this question on behalf of a colleague as I said I would try to find out some information.

He is on a 30 day humanitarian visa and wants to know if he finds a language school to study at would the school be able to convert his current visa into a student one and the same for if he finds employment will his employer be able to convert it into a z visa?
I have heard that this procedure has been done and it hasn’t posed any problems but maybe someone on this forum could shed some light thanks.

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So, your friend is a fraud who's looking for you to help perpetuate further fraud. That makes you...an acomplice?

If someone is legit, and qualified, they should have no problem procuring a legit and legal visa.

 

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So, your friend is a fraud who's looking for you to help perpetuate further fraud. That makes you...an acomplice?

If someone is legit, and qualified, they should have no problem procuring a legit and legal visa.

 

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You can't convert any other visa to Z in China. You must exit China, and apply for Z at Chinese Embassy, most likely in your home country, and if lucky in HK.

 

I'm not sure about X visa.

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Your buddy on Humanitarian visa? 

 

http://www.shanghaiexpat.com/phpbbforum/converting-humanitarian-visa-to-working-visa-t176795.html

I'm not sure what the humanitarian visa is? Does it have a letter like the Z visa does?

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