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Q: married with chinese women and living in chine can apply for work permit visa?

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That would depend on how many "women" you are married to. I don't think you're living in "chine" but living in "sin."devil

To answer your question - you can apply for a work permit but that negates your Q visa and most likely requires a trip back home.
It's been said so many times on this forum: the ONLY legal way to work is with a Z visa that converts to an FRP.

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That would depend on how many "women" you are married to. I don't think you're living in "chine" but living in "sin."devil

To answer your question - you can apply for a work permit but that negates your Q visa and most likely requires a trip back home.
It's been said so many times on this forum: the ONLY legal way to work is with a Z visa that converts to an FRP.

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Yup, as Sinobear says you need do the whole Z visa, work permit and residence permit to work here, no matter if you are married or not. You have tp at least leave China to do that.

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