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Q: Social security benefits?

Social security benefits have been available to foreigners in China starting in 2011 and approximately half of all foreigners working in China are covered. But it’s confusing because it’s up to each city to decide the percentage that each company should contribute.

 

How much would we have to pay each month? How much do you pay?

 

 

10 years 23 weeks ago in  Business & Jobs - China

 
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I have no idea how much I am getting robbed for this out of my salary. Should it be actually implemented, trust them to deliver as little outdated inaccurate or misleading information as they can.

I have my own international insurance, the only way you're going to get actual benefits worth claiming.

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The so called "Social Security" in China covers a lot more than a retirement fund.  Fromwork related injuries to a housing fund, birth planning, etc

If interested in details,please go to

 

http://www.china-tax.net/business/content07-7.html

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