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Asked by NomDePlume from Ireland | Apr. 14, 2015 14:14
About:Chinese Embasy in Ireland

z type with 1 year work experience

I have received conflicting advice regarding requirements for a z type. Some sources state that 2 years' full time experience in your chosen field is required for one to qualify as a 'foreign expert', others claim that this is not necessary, and yet others claim that the application process is highly variable and your acceptance depends by and large on those assessing your forms.

I hope to teach English as a foreign language. I have one year's full time experience, an Irish passport and have previously acquired a Chinese visa (in 2007 or so). What are my chances of getting a z type? I also understand that applying for an L type and transferring to Z after arriving used to be the norm, but this practice has died out with more stringent application processes in recent years.

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Answered by Aurora from United Kingdom | Apr. 15, 2015 02:57
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Hi there! I have to say that the information you got is correct. The regulations for obtaining Alien Employment Permit vary in different cities. Some cities require the two years of work experience while some do not. Therefore, I think you still have a half-to-half chance to get the Z type. In addition, to get an L type first and then transfer it to Z type is not a wise choice because it's not feasible in many cities.
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