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Asked by jack from china | Aug. 10, 2013 03:28

About:Shuaiyuan Redware Teapots Museum

i will be changing jobs at the end of the year after being told my services are no longer required.

The contract is not due to finish until end of 2015, so by law will my old employer have to sign a release letter so my new employer can change the resident permit in to there name? i have heard stories about many foreigners having issues getting the release letter...
please advise...

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Answered by Tracy | Aug. 12, 2013 01:21

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Yes, you have to acquire the release letter so that your new employer can help you get your new residence permit. Be careful that some employers might cancel your residence permit. If your employer cancels your residence permit, you can go to the local Entry and Exit Administration Department and probably you will get a temporary L type one.

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Answered by jack | Aug. 12, 2013 02:39

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Is it Legal for your employer to cancel the resident permit before the contract is finished?

thanks..

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Answered by Lee | Aug. 13, 2013 01:50

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Unless you quit the job without your employer's permission. In your situation, I think it is ok and you can get a release letter from your employer if everything goes "friendly". You can stay with your current residence permit without problem until you find a new position.

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Answered by jack | Aug. 13, 2013 19:44

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thanks lee...

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