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Q: Why can't foreigners retire in China?

I found me a nic hammock under the shade of to palm trees on Silver Beach in Beihai (Guanxi) with a cold beer delivery girl here, but they tell me I must leave when I turn 60!  Why!

12 years 15 weeks ago in  General  - China

 
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you dont need to leave when you turn 60. You just cant get a work visa usually. Judging from the amounts of old people you see everywhere in Beijing  and Wuhan???  on holidays. Getting L visas shouldnt be a problem. And by youd probably be married so  family visas would also be OK.  Like your post, just make sure your RETIRED. 

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pretty sure I am retired and also pretty sure I am in China  . not 60 yet though...not far from your hammock in Beihai either.

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Just add a Chinese wife to your plan and you will have to worry little..

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You cannot get a work visa after age 60 from what I was told by my veteran China buds.

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You can get permanent residency, aka "Chinese Green Card". The condition to get it have been relaxed recently.

http://www.travelchinaguide.com/embassy/visa/permanent-residence-permit.htm

 

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Thanks Monkey Doc this is interesting indeed.

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I am not doing much, so must be retired.... hmmm pretty cool to retire before turning 40 :) 

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