It has been a while since we last updated our China visa section. One reason for this is that TeachAbroadChina.com has not received the deluge of questions and concerns about Chinese visas that we did last year. This indicates that one year after the Olympics in China, the visa situation is not nearly as crazy and confusing.
However, [...]
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August 2009 China Visa Update
Posted by Robert Vance on August 21st, 2009
A November Update on the Work Visa Situation in China
Posted by Jean Chesterton on November 12th, 2008
We are hearing from around China that the visa situation is much better now that the Olympics are well behind us. Native speakers of English who are coming to China to work for a legitimate English school or training center should now have no trouble securing a residence permit and foreign expert’s certificate. However, the Visa process has [...]
What You Need To Transfer A Work Visa To Another Company
Posted by Jean Chesterton on October 31st, 2008
Make sure that you walk out the door with a copy of your medical certificate and a copy of your expert’s certificate. Your new company must have these…
We Need an Update on the Chinese Visa Situation
Posted by Jean Chesterton on October 5th, 2008
We here at TeachAbroadChina.com are hearing that the Chinese government has begun to ease its restrictions on visas now that the Olympics and Paralympics are well behind us. While we have had a few foreigners verify this, we need to hear from more foreigners. Have you had any success recently obtaining a Chinese visa for [...]
Does It Matter Where My China Work Visa Was Issued?
Posted by Robert Vance on August 21st, 2008
An English teacher from the southern China shares with us some interesting information about work visas in China. According to him, just because you have a work visa here does not necessarily mean that you are working legally. This information is especially important for teachers who are working at companies which have other branches in [...]
Special Update on China Visas for ESL Teachers
Posted by Jean Chesterton on August 1st, 2008
*** A Special Update from Robert Vance about Visas for ESL Teachers in China on TeachAbroadChina.com. Please click here for MORE information and discussion about work visas in China.
In the last few days, I have received information from a few sources about the current situation for ESL Teachers and Chinese Visas as the Olympics fast approach. Here [...]
China Working Visa Notes for ESL Teachers
Posted by Robert Vance on July 3rd, 2008
*** A Special Update from Robert Vance about Visas for ESL Teachers in China on TeachAbroadChina.com. Please click here for MORE information and discussion about work visas in China.
My passport was finally returned to me this week by my school. I was very happy and relieved to open the passport and find a residence permit affixed to [...]
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2 Comments »Chinese Visa Information
Posted by Robert Vance on April 26th, 2008
In the coming days, TeachAbroadChina.com will be offering country specific visa information for citizens who are going to live in China. Until then, we are setting up this special page to discuss the latest Chinese government changes in policy for ex-pats who are attempting to renew,extend or apply for a new visa in Hong Kong.
Recent policy change has [...]
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