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Asked by Nic from nz | Sep. 13, 2020 14:44

About:Chinese Embassy in New Zealand

S1 visa Substitute Teacher

Hi,
I read that the International Beijing School in Shunyi,Beijing are able to employ substitute teachers only if the individuals have an S1 visa. They have widely advertised this (Glassdoor, their website etc.). Is this legal? Or, have you heard of international schools being allowed to do this?
In addition, do you know if an S visa can be changed to a Z visa while in Beijing?
I was advised with a S visa to change it to a X visa you have to leave China.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Answered by Ross | Sep. 17, 2020 00:27

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Nic, as far as I know, this is illegal. One should have a Z visa in order to work in China. I assume that the school may help these teachers to chage the S visa to Z visa without leaving China after they accept the job offer.

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