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clownshow
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| China is lax in most of it's laws; police do not enforce laws unless someone pays them to do it, or orders them to do it. |
I wouldn't count on this being SOP. |
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CarlD26
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| Can you legally teach on an F visa instead of a Z visa? A recruiter is telling me an F visa will be arranged for me. My research tells me that a Z visa is a work visa and an F visa is a business visa. |
You need to come to China on a Z visa, plain and simple. Sounds sketchy. |
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