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Asked by Mandy90 from algeria | Jul. 03, 2016 23:22

About:China Work Visa

moving to china with M visa and then switch it to Z type

Hello everyone,
I am a non native speaker of English , I was offered a teaching position in Beijing, but the recruiter told me to move to china with an M type and then I can switch it to a Z type in hong kong, do you think it's legal to do that ?

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Answered by Barry | Jul. 04, 2016 20:30

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Mandy, it’s legal to do it, but as far as I know, if you don’t have HK residence permit, it’s not easy for you to get work Z type from there. So you are advised to apply for a work Z type in your home country in the first place and then enter PRC to work there.

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Answered by Mandy90 | Jul. 05, 2016 07:42

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Thank you much appreciated

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Answered by JADEDADA | Jul. 06, 2016 22:38

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It is not quite legal but most schools do that. The teaching school should help you get an Z visa if they have the qualification to hire foreign teachers. But the fact is that most schools don't have the qualification. They need you to come with M visa and switch to Z visa to avoid being illegal employment. If you are Hong Kong residence, it will be easier. If you are not, it is quite hard. I come from China. You can ask me for more information.

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