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Work and Live in China Blog

If you’re thinking about traveling to China for your next holiday, or even move here for at least a year to teach English as a second language, you probably have lots of questions, such as where in China should you go? Or how much does it cost to live in China? What places to visit? So let us take you on a (virtual) journey with our blog to explore the wonderful country of China.

Filling Out Chinese Visa Application Form – Instructions + Example

Wednesday, 07 April 2021 by David Mitchell

To avoid your China visa being rejected, applicants should figure out the best answers to the questions in the application form. Here are some tips for filling out a Chinese Visa Application Form. Current Occupations and Employer/School Section 1.15 Current Occupations & Section 1.17 Employer/School: If you choose “Self-employed”, do not leave Section 1.17 blank.

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China’s Vaccination Certificates Spark Hope for International Travel

Monday, 22 March 2021 by David Mitchell

China has launched a vaccination certificate, leaving expats and citizens alike hopeful that they will soon be able to travel freely across borders. The digital certificate is embedded in a QR code that gives information on a carrier’s vaccine status and Covid-19 test results, according to information from China’s Foreign Ministry. Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao

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Easier Access from Hong Kong for Foreigners with Chinese Vaccinations

Monday, 22 March 2021 by David Mitchell

Foreign nationals who have been inoculated with one of the Chinese Covid-19 vaccines can now enter the country via Hong Kong with simplified visa procedures. From March 15, 2021, applicants who have taken one of the Chinese vaccines will no longer need to provide a negative nucleic acid test, a health and travel declaration form

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Covid Test No Longer Required for Train Travel Anywhere in China

Monday, 22 March 2021 by David Mitchell

China residents will now be able to travel anywhere in China by train without taking a Covid-19 test first, according to reports. Starting today, a negative nucleic acid test is no longer required when traveling by train to and from any region of China, all of which are now considered low-risk. The changes were confirmed