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Banner41
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| RWA1981 wrote: |
| You are probably right about not getting the money back but I did finally get my Z visa from a new employer - so I am not "illegal" as you say. If the school hired me "illegally" that does not make me "illegal". Since I can't afford to be with my family this summer, I will have a lot of extra time on my hands and I will use a good part of it to read up on China's labor and employment laws. I hope they are not as convoluted and subjective as the visa laws. I think it all comes down to "selective enforcement". |
Awesome! Happy reading! Please let us know your findings! |
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thebroformerlyknownaschou
Joined: 09 May 2014
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| Posted: Wed May 28, 2014 5:03 am Post subject: |
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| RWA1981 wrote: |
| ... so I am not "illegal" as you say. If the school hired me "illegally" that does not make me "illegal"... |
how does that work, friend?
no z-visa and no residence permit, unless obtained fraudulently.
employer not authorized to hire foreign teachers.
employer not paying income or social scheme taxes.
other stuff i probably forgot.
so you're here legally how? |
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