Residence Status, visa extensions, visa agents and other related work, travel, business visa questions..
11/14/2009 11:24:05 PM
KBP09
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Dear all,
You must have a Z-visa if you want to teach in China. Some companies in China will issue you with an F-visa (because it is cheaper and easier to obtain); however, this is against Chinese law. A decent Chinese teaching school will assist and pay for you to have a Z-visa. Under no circumstances should you be directly employed by a school on and working on an F-visa.
I would strongly advise you to enroll on a TEFL/TESOL course and achieve a certificate in England; on-line courses will provide you with a certificate (usually at a lower price), but this may not suffice for some learning institutes in China.
edited by KBP09 on 11/14/2009
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11/22/2009 11:52:33 PM
NoWAY
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yeah.. you could do that.. or like one American.. come and work with primary/middle schoolers without any identification.. I was told he worked in China nearly 6 yrs until his ex-girlfriend turned him in.. quite the drama.. but, he had a good time and got paid too!
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