China’s “STEM Visa” is Coming
K-visa is China's newest type of visa, and for the first time offers a flexible approach bypassing the employer - a rare golden opportunity for those who act early.
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Yu is professional expert in China policy and government affairs, and has been working in the field for a decade. Yu has experience consulting multinational companies in navigating business in China. Yu graduated from the University of Michigan and holds a master’s degree. Yu possesses PRC Bar Admission, and has massive experience in resolving cases in China immigration and foreign employment area.
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How Can I Get a Driving License in China
Easily drive in China with your foreign license: quick, simple, and traveler-friendly options await.
Why Your Next China Trip Could Pay You Back (Literally)
Tips for your tax-free shopping in China.
Beijing Is Raising the Bar on Permanent Residency – Here’s Why You Shouldn’t Wait
Not good news and good news.
Chinese Social Insurance and What It Carries Behind
The following article will share with you the basic know-hows of Chinese social insurance system and what it means for expats.
All You Need to Know About China’s Transit Visa-Free Policy
Feel free to check out your eligibility with a simple quiz at the end!
Key Legislative Priorities for 2024: Highlights from the State Administration for Market Regulation
What will be the impacts on foreign investors?
Permanent Residence in China: A National Treatment Worth Going For
Whenever I met someone has been in China for decades, I would ask: have you ever pursued PR? and, why not?
Getting a Work Permit in China: Am I Qualified?
Now let’s talk about another set of terms you may often see in the work permit system –
Am I in Tier A, B or C?
Getting a Work Permit in China: One Permit or a Package of Permits?
Obtaining a work permit is the fundamental and necessary procedure for an expat to work in China legally