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hueyc

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Q: What to do next after employer says yes to hire me?

Do I have to wait for a letter generated by them and bring them to my country right away? Is it OK to tell them to wait for 1 or 2 days for me to consider the whole offer?

10 years 44 weeks ago in General - China

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icnif77

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You should ask for Contract view, and then ask Qs about everything on the Contract.

You're not required to accept offer right away. Prepare your Qs ahead of time.

After you sign Contract, they will start with Invitation letter and Working permit application at SAFEA. You'll need both documents (in original) to apply for Z visa at Chinese Embassy in your home country (or elsewhere).

In other words, once you sign Contract, you can't sign Contract with other school.

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