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Asked by Mr.Andy from Australia | Jun. 04, 2009 05:25
About:China Work Visa

Hello

I am an Australian with a Celta certificate and good conversational Mandarin. I would like to work In Shanghai however I do not have a BA degree is it possible to get a Z visa with out this?
I have heard that people with out a BA are able to work for private tuition companies but I have read that ainvitation letter from a relevant Department of Chinese Government or a government-authorized company is neccesary. Would a private english teaching company be able to provide this?

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Answered by Mr.Charles from China | Jun. 04, 2009 22:52
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Mr.Andy, it is hard for you the Z visa because you don't have the BA degree. The private teaching company can't get the confirmation letter for foreign experts from the State Administration of Foreign Experts Affairs of PRC; Generally speaking, it is easy for foreigners with bachelor degree get the confirmation letter
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