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China is now strictly enforcing higher salary rules for Category A and Category B foreign work permits, effectively raising the financial bar for overseas professionals seeking to work or renew their status in the country. Read more>>
Older foreign professionals working in Shenzhen are facing a sharp reality check: work permit renewals for employees aged 60 and over are becoming significantly more difficult — and in many cases, impossible. ... Read More>>
If you’re a Brit looking for work in China — or a China-based company that regularly works with overseas talent — there’s some quietly significant news out of Beijing. ... Read More>>
More than two months after the planned launch, one thing is clear: nothing much is happening with China’s K-Visa. ... Read More>>
China has announced a suite of major exit-entry reforms aimed at making travel, transit and immigration more efficient. Here’s a breakdown of China’s new entry rules and what they could mean for you. ... Read More>>
Here’s a breakdown of the key features of Shanghai’s New Overseas Talent Residence Permit, including eligibility, benefits, and what foreign job-seekers in China should know. ... Read More>>
China is rolling out a new visa category called the K-visa, targeting young foreign professionals in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). ... Read More>>
Foreign jobseekers hoping to use China’s new K-visa should be aware of both the opportunities it offers and the tensions surrounding it. ... Read More>>
In a striking turnaround, China has surged back into the global expat spotlight, landing 6th place overall in InterNations’ 2025 Expat Insider ranking. ... Read More>>
Expat workers of yesteryear found teaching English in China one of the easiest ways to nab an overseas posting. But with ongoing Covid restrictions and a government-led cull of private language centres, is it still a worthwhile option to pursue? ... Read More>>
Whatever your skills and interests, there’s bound to be a role that’s right for you. Here’s a list of common jobs for foreigners in China and what you can expect in return. ... Read More>>
Many expats teaching English in China forbid their students from speaking Mandarin. That’s all well and good, but until your students have the ability to confidently express themselves in English, you’ll probably hear quite a lot of the mother tongue in class. ... Read More>>
Timing could make the difference between a so-so job and a great one, an alright salary and an excellent one. Read on to find out more about the best time to apply for teaching jobs in China. ... Read More>>
Does the sight of a jam-packed Western restaurant get you dreaming about opening your own eatery? Here are five things to consider before opening a Western restaurant in China. It’s better to be prepared than a dreamer. ... Read More>>
Many foreign companies employ expats to top positions in China, opening the door for some hefty salaries. Let’s take a look at some of the top jobs with foreign companies in China, including the roles and the salary you can expect. ... Read More>>
If you’re new to China, you’ve got a lot to wrap your head around—new language, new food, new people and new workplace norms. Let’s dive into our newcomer’s guide to surviving the Chinese workplace. ... Read More>>
This is your doorway into the company and the job you’ve spent all this time and energy on finding. So you’d better be prepared. Here are a few things to remember when prepping for a job interview in China. ... Read More>>
“Grass is Always Greener Syndrome” is characterized by homesickness, a refusal to live in the moment and low-grade anxiety about getting "stuck" in China.. Here’s my guide to shedding the burden of negativity as an expat in China. ... Read More>>
All is not lost if you come from a country outside of the English speaking world. Here, I bring you five surprising jobs in China for non-native English speakers. ... Read More>>
Since starting an ESL teacher in China almost eight years ago, I’ve lost count of the number of foreign colleagues I’ve worked with. Most were decent people. But some just didn’t seem to adjust to life in China. ... Read More>>
While you may love your fake Uggs (Fuggs?), pirate TV box and wonky "Louis Vuitton,” there are a few things that you really shouldn't scrimp on as an expat in China. ... Read More>>
Being overly critical of China in front of its citizens is likely to affect your relationships. So how can you speak your mind without suffering a blowback? Here I bring tips on how to complain about China without losing Chinese friends. ... Read More>>
As the adage goes, "You never get a second chance to make a first impression.” Perhaps returning to China as an expat after a stint away is the exception? Here I bring you my second first impressions as an expat in China. ... Read More>>
The uprooting of social norms can lead to all sorts of complications for Western teachers in China. Here are five tips for effectively managing student-teacher dynamics in China. ... Read More>>
Chinese wet markets can be scary places for expats. But with some expert tips and a few trips under your belt, you'll soon be navigating the sights, sounds and smells of a Chinese wet market like a local. ... Read More>>
Whether you’re a foreigner starting out in your first job or you’re thinking of starting your own business here, read on for the nitty-gritty of hiring and firing in China. ... Read More>>
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