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Asked by Enrico from italy | Jul. 07, 2014 19:00

About:China Work Visa

Special Cases: Graduating from Chinese University and

Hi,

thank you for the this article!

I am planning to do a master degree in Shanghai. I was wondering if after graduation it gets any easier to obtain a Z-type visa.
Do you necessarily need work experience to obtain one?

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Answered by Jane | Jul. 08, 2014 21:07

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If you do not have any working experience, it may not be easy for you to get it. At least about two years working experience, part-time or full job, is necessary.

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Answered by Linna | Jul. 10, 2014 15:42

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I faced the same problem, I've been studying in Shanghai and working at the same time for three year part time job, do you think this experience would be taken into account, since so far I heared that only full time job experience is taken into consideration?

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Answered by hindlinna | Jul. 10, 2014 23:08

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thank you Judy, actually the english is required by the visa authority not the school,
since im not an English native speaker
for the working experience im afraid it should be full time not part time :s any suggestions
hindlinna

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Answered by Eric | Jul. 12, 2014 21:59

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According to Law of the People's Republic of China on Control of the Entry and Exit of Aliens, those who hold temporary resident permits must ask permission from their universities and then ask the local entry and exit management bureau to add extra information (where they do part-time jobs and how long they will do it) to their temporary resident permits before they take part-time jobs.

So you can follow the steps to get the extra information on your temporary resident permit for X1 type.

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Answered by HINDLINNA | Jul. 12, 2014 04:30

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What if the part time job was in Shanghai and is under X (student ) visa?
tks

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