How will they affect your company?

Becky Xia from Fragomen and Jeffrey Wilson from Baker and McKenzie will be providing you with the latest information on how changes to the China visa regime will affect you and your company.

For example, who will be eligible for extending their residency permits up to 5 years in Shanghai? Are short term business visas becoming harder to obtain? In order to obtain a work permit for a foreign employee do you have to prove that a Chinese person cannot do the job? These and all your other visa related questions will be answered by Becky and Jeffrey.

Speakers

Ms. Becky Xia from Fragomen

Becky Xia is Country Manger China of Fragomen Global. Fragomen is a US-based leading immigration law firm.

She manages inbound to China and cross-border migration clients including multinational corporations, financial institutions, and other global employers that need skilled assistance in the increasingly complex area of immigration in China. Her service specialty is employment-based immigration and investor visas.


Mr. Jeffrey Wilson from Baker and McKenzie

Jeffrey Wilson’s practice focuses on PRC-related employment. He has advised multinational companies doing business in China on all types of employment and labor matters.

He studied Mandarin Chinese at National Taiwan University and is admitted as a lawyer in New York. Mr. Wilson has spoken on PRC employment law issues throughout the PRC, and in Hong Kong, and the United States.


Agenda

08:00-08:30am Registration

08:30-08:40am Introduction from EUCCC

08:40-09:05am Presentation from Becky Xia of Fragomen

09:05-09:30am Presentation from Jeffrey Wilson of Baker and McKenzie

09:30-10:00am Q+A

Event Terms & Conditions

Please be advised that the media is normally allowed to attend all EUCCC public events unless otherwise stated, on the condition that no one attending these events quotes participants by name (the "Chatham House Rules").

To register for this event please register online by 18:00 Monday, 24th August. Please note that we will send you a registration confirmation. We require 24 hours notice for cancellations, no-shows who fail to cancel before this time will be invoiced for the event. Registrations done after the deadline will be accepted only if space permits and will be charged an additional 50RMB walk-in fee. For any further enquiries please contact Scott Goodfellow at sgoodfellow@euccc.com.cn

Please note that registration starts at 08:00am. The seminar starts at 08:30am. Fees will be collected in cash at the entrance.

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