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Asked by Ching Wong from united kingdom | Jan. 11, 2019 10:55

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newly graduate oversea Chinese work in china

I am British but ethnic Chinese origin, my parents are also British but grandparents are Chinese, I would like to work in a firm in China but the firm might not be able to get me a work permit as I am a newly graduate and not an expert. I have 10 years multiple visit visa to China and I am also able to apply for a Q1 because of my Chinese origin grandparent. With Q1.will I be able to work without work permit pls? If not, what can I do to work in China pls? Thank you very much.

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Answered by John Doe | Jan. 12, 2019 15:16

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Being an overseas Chinese does not entitle you to work while holding a Q1 as it's illegal to do so regardless you're of Chinese descent or not. Without a Chinese ID card your only avenue is to get a Z which is a highly convoluted process and requires at least one year or more of work experience from another country (hence the reason why the firm refused to apply a visa for you). When all's said and done your Q1 residence permit will also be cancelled when your Z is issued.

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Answered by Ching wong | Jan. 14, 2019 00:26

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Very clear reply and to the point. Thank you so much.

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