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More and more qualified specialists are considering China as an excellent country for temporary employment at competitive salaries. Considering that working in China for foreigners pays quite well, this option may be of interest to many Russians. Moreover, the number of vacancies in China is growing every year. A significant part of them is accessible not only to those who perfectly know the Chinese language, but also to those who speak only Russian and English.

Standard of living in China

It is no secret that some of our fellow citizens are described on the basis of outdated stereotypes, inspired by those times when the PRC was indeed a very poor country. But now, more than 30 years after the start of market reforms in China, this statement can be considered fundamentally incorrect. Despite the fact that the population of this country exceeds 1.4 billion people, unemployment in China is low (3.95% of the total number of working-age citizens).

The average salary in China as of 2017 is about 850 US dollars per month. At the same time, there is unevenness in the incomes of residents of the country’s largest metropolitan areas (Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou, Shenzhen) and citizens living in rural areas or remote provinces in the west of the country. If the average resident of the Chinese capital can count on a salary of 1,200 US dollars, then for an employee of an agricultural enterprise an income of 400-500 dollars is considered quite acceptable.

Advantages and disadvantages of working in China

The main advantages for foreigners planning to work in China are the relatively high salary and the absence of difficulties in obtaining a work visa. Compared to the countries of Western Europe, not to mention the USA and Canada, it will be much easier for a Russian citizen to obtain a temporary residence permit in China. In addition, some vacancies in the local labor market are available even to those who do not speak Chinese.

The official working week in China is 40 hours. Some employers, with the consent of the trade union, increase it to 44 hours. However, this does not mean that the working day can automatically increase to 8.5 hours. We are talking exclusively about Saturday. Violation of workload standards is punishable by a fine for the employer.

Among the obvious advantages of working in China it is worth noting:

• the opportunity to find employment in your specialty on more favorable terms than in Russia;
• While working and living in China, you can significantly improve your knowledge of the local language, move up the career ladder faster, or improve your professional skills;
• Unlike third world countries, living conditions in large cities of the PRC are quite consistent with generally accepted standards.

Of course, along with the advantages of living in China, to complete the picture, it will be necessary to note the disadvantages. Among them it is worth highlighting:

• employers often practice overtime;
• to qualify for a good salary, you must meet high professional requirements;
• difference in mentality with local residents.

Job Search Options

There are several ways to find work in China. This can be done independently, through an agency, or through government programs. It is best to look for a vacancy in advance, while still in Russia. This way, the applicant will have more time to choose a suitable job and negotiate with the employer.

On one's own

If a citizen decides to look for a job in China himself, then he can use special Internet resources for this. As a rule, job search sites in China are English-language. Something suitable can also be found on forums or social networks.

For example, in the most famous Russian-language online community “Eastern Hemisphere” there is a special section where current vacancies from different cities of the PRC are regularly published. Also, we should not forget that advertisements for employees who speak Chinese appear quite often on Russian employment websites. Some of these vacancies are posted for the purpose of searching for personnel to open a branch or representative office in China.

The most famous job search sites in China are:

• ChinaJob
• 51com
• Jhudson.cn

Through an agency

An alternative option for finding work in China is employment through an intermediary. Typically this is an agency that receives a commission from each client who finds a job with their help. Such companies can be found both in Russia and China.

The advantage of employment through an agency is that by concluding an official contract, a citizen minimizes the risk associated with the fact that the expected vacancy will already be filled after arriving at the place of work. On the other hand, there is a danger that the agency may turn out to be a “fly-by-night company” and disappear, taking commissions from several hundred gullible citizens. Therefore, when hiring through an intermediary, it is always necessary to check the history of his activities. If an agency has only recently started providing its services, this is a serious reason to think about its reliability.

With the help of state and international programs

The most convenient way to find work in China is to participate in official employment programs opened at the initiative of the PRC government. This provides an additional guarantee that there will be no problems after arriving in the country. A participant in the state employment program for foreign citizens has the right to count on timely and high wages, free accommodation, social protection during the entire stay in the PRC, as well as assistance in settling in a new place.

Several years ago, the Chinese government established the Teach in China program, the purpose of which is to teach foreign languages ​​to local students. Considering that citizens of the USA, Great Britain or France are unlikely to be interested in the level of pay in Chinese schools and kindergartens, not only native speakers of the language are invited to participate in this program, but also those who speak it at a level sufficient for teaching. For many Russian citizens who do not have problems with English, Teach in China provides an opportunity to find work in China for a fairly high salary - about 1,200 US dollars per month.

Applicants for participation in the program are subject to the following requirements:

• age – from 18 to 35 years;
• availability of an international TESOL certificate confirming English language proficiency at the level required for teaching;
• availability of a foreign passport, the validity of which exceeds the expected period of work in the PRC;
• availability of a medical certificate confirming the absence of infectious and dangerous diseases;
• no criminal record;
• neat appearance.

Unlike many other foreign nationals working in China, Teach in China participants will not have to spend part of their salary on living expenses. Accommodation will be provided free of charge during work. In addition, teachers are provided with meals on weekdays. The duration of the program is from 6 to 12 months (one or two semesters).

If you do not have a TESOL certificate, you must first obtain one online by completing a 120-hour course and passing an exam. Registration of the document will cost approximately 200-250 dollars.

Au Pair

Another common employment program in China is the live-in child care provider job. Typically, those parents who are interested in hiring an Au Pair are those who want their child to master a foreign language from an early age. Therefore, citizens of the Russian Federation who speak fluent English or French can easily get a job as a teacher.

To participate in the Au Pair program you must meet the following requirements:

• an unmarried woman between the ages of 18 and 30 who has no children;
• English language proficiency level is not lower than Upper Intermediate (preferably have a certificate);
• completed secondary education;
• no criminal record;
• medical certificate of the established form;
• experience working with children;
• neat appearance.

The salary for a live-in educator can range from $300 to $500. Meals and health insurance are provided by the employer. According to the terms of the program, the teacher must look after the child for no more than 3 hours each evening and no more than 30 hours throughout the week. The employee is given one day a week as a day off.

Popular specialties among foreigners

According to statistics, there are about 20-25 thousand Russian citizens in the PRC on a permanent or temporary basis. Excluding diplomats and their family members, most came to China for employment or starting a business.

Among the most popular specialties in China, for which Russians are willingly accepted, it is worth highlighting:

• English or Russian language teacher;
• employee of a trading company (purchase and quality control of goods imported to Russia);
• artists of various genres (circus gymnasts, show ballet dancers, magicians, singers, musicians);
• models (girls and boys);
• educators (with knowledge of English or French);
• trainers in fitness centers;
• programmers;
• civil aviation pilots;
• doctors, pharmaceutical production specialists.

Without knowledge of the language

Despite the fact that Russian citizens who are fluent in Chinese or English have an obvious advantage in finding vacancies, working without knowledge of the language in the PRC is also quite possible. We are talking, first of all, about those professions where the need for linguistic communication with local residents is limited or not required. These vacancies include:

• musicians, singers;
• dancers, circus performers;
• models;
• cooks;
• employees of branches of Russian companies.

In the service sector

For citizens with professional qualifications in entertainment and related professions, China will certainly be of great interest. In this country you can always find open vacancies to work as a fitness center trainer, orchestra musician, or show ballet dancer. In addition, DJs in nightclubs, as well as professional photographers, are in demand in China.

In most cases, you need to look for such vacancies on your own, through forums, acquaintances or social networks. It is also useful to regularly review the list of jobs offered abroad on specialized websites.

Regarding work in the service sector, such as a hostess or a model in a nightclub, these offers should be approached very carefully. If a girl does not want to find herself in a foreign country in an ambiguous situation, when instead of working as a model she is offered to engage in a more ancient profession, it is better to avoid such offers. The only exceptions are verified employers who have a state license and provide a contract with clearly defined responsibilities.

In the catering industry

It is wrong to believe that in China, vacancies for girls from Russia and other CIS countries are represented only by dancers and models. It is easy to find work as a cook or pastry chef in this country. And not necessarily in a Russian restaurant. Professionals are needed everywhere. In Beijing, Shanghai or Guangzhou there is a huge number of a wide variety of European cuisine establishments. And if a job applicant has high professional skills, he can easily become a cook in a hot or cold shop with a monthly salary of $1,200 or more.

Working professions

Since China has a huge labor force, looking for unskilled jobs in this country is hardly a good idea. A foreigner can only be helped by having a diploma from a technical or construction university. Currently, finding a job as an engineer with a salary of $2,000 per month or more in China is easier than in most regions of the Russian Federation. Of course, this applies only to highly qualified specialists with extensive experience.

If we are talking about working specialties in the construction industry - welders, electricians, metro workers, then such vacancies must be looked for in advance, while still in Russia<. Как правило, если китайская компания испытывает необходимость в иностранных специалистах, то она самостоятельно занимается поисками персонала. The salary level for skilled workers in China is from $1,000 per month.

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As practice shows, the easiest way to find a job in China is as an English teacher. Those Russians who are fluent in teaching foreign languages ​​and have taken care of obtaining a certificate confirming this can easily count on a salary of $1,200 or more. English teachers are in demand in private schools, language courses and kindergartens.

A Russian language teacher can also find a suitable job in his specialty. And not only as a teacher, but also as a translator. We should not forget that a significant portion of goods manufactured in China are then sent to Russia. Therefore, many Chinese manufacturers need technical translators for their products.

Pilot

Recently, Russia and other CIS countries have faced an unexpected problem: civil aviation specialists have begun to be lured to China, Vietnam and South Korea for higher salaries. The motives of the aviators are easy to understand. Working in China as a passenger airliner pilot pays $10,000 a month. This amount is received by the commander of a ship who speaks English and has permission to fly Boeing or Airbus aircraft. A co-pilot working for Chinese airlines can expect a salary starting at $5,000 with potential for growth.

Considering that these amounts exceed the level of wages that pilots receive in the CIS countries, many pilots are seriously considering the possibility of employment abroad.

Model

Models of European appearance are traditionally in demand in China. This doesn't only apply to girls. Working as a model for guys is also quite possible. There are several large modeling agencies in Shanghai, Beijing and Guangzhou that sign annual or semi-annual contracts for fashion shows, shooting for clothing catalogs, and for work at exhibitions.

In most cases, models are offered piecework payment - for each appearance on the catwalk or for a photo shoot. In some cases, an employer hires a model for a monthly salary of $1,500 to $2,000. As a rule, beginning models agree to monthly payment. Despite the fact that this option seems more stable, it has a significant drawback: the work load in this case can be several times higher than the volume offered for the same amount on a piecework basis.

Salaries by industry

Unlike Russia, where the minimum wage is valid throughout the country, it is established separately for each province. As of 2017, the monthly salary of an employee should not be less than 1,500 yuan (13,600 rubles). However, this amount is only applicable in the remote western provinces. In the developed industrial regions of the east and south of China the minimum salary ranges from 2000 to 2500 yuan (18,132 - 22,665 rubles).

The average wage level by industry is:

• $2500-3500 – specialists working in high-tech companies;
• $2000-2700 – bank employees;
• $1000-1500 – builders;
• $1000-1500 – employees of wholesale and retail trade enterprises;
• $1000-1300 – transport workers;
• 500-800 dollars – agricultural workers.

Features of an internship in China

Gaining work experience in China is very useful for your future career. Firstly, a person improves his level of Chinese language proficiency. Secondly, he gains additional experience, which can later be used at a new workplace in Russia. Thirdly, an additional line in the resume indicating that the applicant for the vacancy has had experience working in China in his specialty improves the chances of getting a well-paid position.

For final year students, you can sign up for an internship in China through your educational institution. Many Russian universities have bilateral student exchange programs. If we are talking about a graduate student, then he will be able to enroll in doctoral studies at one of the universities in China only if he is fluent in Chinese and after passing a qualifying exam.

Graduates of higher education institutions who do not have work experience can get an excellent internship opportunity by signing up for an internship at one of the private enterprises. Current programs for attracting young professionals from abroad can be found on the Internet or by contacting the Chinese Embassy with a request. The duration of the internship can be from 3 to 12 months. During its completion, the trainee receives free housing and a salary in the equivalent of 300 to 700 dollars.

According to the current rules in China, 4th or 5th year students, as well as university graduates who have completed their studies no later than two years before submitting their application, can qualify for an internship.

Stages of official employment

The presence of a suitable vacancy in China does not yet guarantee formalization of the contract. The citizen will have to follow a certain procedure. It consists of the following stages:

• receiving an invitation from employers;
• collection of documents for the embassy;
• obtaining a work visa category Z;
• arrival in China;
• registration of a local work book;
• obtaining a residence permit (if the planned period of work exceeds the duration of the issued visa).

Applying for a work visa

To obtain permission to enter China, Russian citizens must contact the consulate that is closest to their official place of registration. Diplomatic missions of the People's Republic of China operate:

• in Moscow;
• in St. Petersburg;
• in Irkutsk;
• in Khabarovsk.

The cost of a visa of categories Z1/Z2 (valid for more or less 180 days) ranges from 4,200 to 9,900 rubles, depending on the urgency of the application. The exit corridor is 3 months. If a citizen is unable to cross the border within the specified period, the entry permit is revoked.

List of documents

The list of certificates and certificates required to arrive in China is as follows:

• a foreign passport, the validity of which is 2-3 months longer than the period of the requested visa;
• an application form in the prescribed form (you can download it from the website of the Chinese Embassy in Moscow);
• three photos measuring 3.5 by 4.5 cm, taken no later than 6 months before submitting documents;
• original invitation from a Chinese employer;
• original or copy of the work contract;
• a photocopy of a diploma or certificate confirming the presence of the necessary professional skills;
• medical certificate confirming the absence of infectious and other dangerous diseases.

Requirements for the applicant

Despite the fact that in Chinese consulates the percentage of refusals to issue work visas for Russians is significantly lower than in the diplomatic missions of a number of Western countries, this does not mean that permission to enter the PRC is automatically issued. Failure to meet the embassy's requirements or doubts regarding the identity of the applicant may well result in the requested visa not being issued.

If a citizen of the Russian Federation indicated in the submitted documents that he was going to get a job with knowledge of the Chinese language, but was unable to provide a certificate confirming language proficiency at the required level, this may be a reason for refusing to issue a visa. The same applies to those cases when the applicant did not attach a copy of a university diploma or a certificate of completion of training courses to the list of documents.

Is it possible to extend

To continue the validity of a work visa, a Russian citizen must contact the local Public Security Bureau (the Chinese equivalent of the migration service). This must be done no later than 30 days before the expiration of the issued visa. An application for extension is written on a special form, which can be obtained by contacting the Bureau.

Along with the application, the citizen must submit all the documents he has that were previously submitted to obtain a visa. Particular attention should be paid to the employment contract. At the time of contacting the Public Security Bureau, it should already be extended.

How to organize your business as an expat

China is a huge market. The presence of almost one and a half billion people in this country makes not only the import of products promising, but also their production. Of course, there are also disadvantages here in the form of huge competition and the low cost of goods manufactured by local factories. However, many people are thinking about opening a business in China for Russians.

What is necessary to register your company in China? First you need to decide on the format of the future enterprise. You can register:

• company with foreign investment - WFOE (Wholly Foreign Owned Entity);
• joint venture.

You also need to choose in advance where exactly you want to open a company. For example, company registration in Hong Kong and on the Chinese mainland have differences in taxation procedures. Although Hong Kong has significantly lower taxes than the rest of China, business development here is limited by high rents and staff salaries.

Having decided to open a business in China, a Russian citizen does not need to worry about poor knowledge of the Chinese language. Having a significant amount of investment will solve problems not only with visas and business registration, but also with residence permits.

Consequences for illegal immigrants

China is not a country where Russians seek to enter illegally. However, it is very easy to obtain the status of a violator of local migration laws here. To do this, it is quite enough to overstay your tourist or work visa. In addition, you can be deported from China for attempting to work without permission.

Punishments for violations of immigration laws in China are quite severe. Failure to register or living on an expired visa will result in a fine of 2,000 yuan (18,227 rubles) for a foreigner, followed by deportation. Illegal work in China increases the maximum fine from 5 to 10 thousand yuan.

The prospects for work in China are indeed encouraging. According to experienced immigrants, working in the People's Republic of China is really profitable. The main factors for a successful prospect are a sought-after profession, high qualifications and solid practical experience. Under such conditions, it is quite possible to find a specialist job with wages equivalent to earnings in the US or UK.

Ways to find work in China and Hong Kong

China's economy is currently rated as the most powerful in the world. The new superpower has confidently surpassed such economically developed countries as Germany and Singapore in terms of employment of citizens.

It is much more profitable to do business in China. In turn, in the wake of the settlement of the country by foreign businesses, broad prospects have opened up for immigrant specialists. All they need is to search and find a job according to their calling.

Various methods are applicable in the search, including contacting recruiting agencies, the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security of the People's Republic of China, as well as Internet sites that specialize in finding work in China (chinajob.com, 51job.com).

Resources for finding work in Hong Kong:

• classifiedpost.com
• hashtagcv.com
• apricotjobs.com
• hk.jobseed.com.

Subject to the laws of the People's Republic, employers give first preference to local candidates for employment. Second in line of choice are ethnic Chinese who have decided to return to their homeland. Finally, foreigners are third in employers' preferences. Immigrants can easily count on interesting positions, including management positions. However, without work experience, high qualifications and knowledge of at least two languages ​​- Chinese and English, it is extremely difficult to get into such places.

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Professions in demand in 2018

In 2018, the following were in demand:

• IT specialists,
• financiers,
• marketers,
• lawyers,
• managers.

Approximately 85% of all invitations from employers willing to hire immigrants are from international companies operating in China. Of this number, about 40% of jobs are offered in sales and marketing areas. Approximately 20% of vacancies are in the mechanical engineering sector. About 10% of offers for foreigners are consistently issued by international companies whose work is related to finance and accounting. Approximately 5% of the total mass of immigrants is ready to accept foreign business in China, where there is work for IT specialists.

A very small percentage of the demand for immigrant workers comes exclusively from Chinese companies. Foreign workers here are, as a rule, highly qualified engineers and managers involved in technological processes.

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The most common vacancies and salaries in China

One of the most common vacancies in 2018 is the position of an English teacher. Moreover, the age range of applicants for such vacancies is 22–60 years. Teachers are usually required for three types of positions - in public schools, in private schools and in preschool institutions.

The average salary for public school teachers is 6,000–8,000 CNY per month ($900–1,200). Private school teachers are paid almost twice as much, CNY 9,000–15,000 ($1,350–$2,275). Teachers of preschool children's institutions receive 5,000–12,000 CNY ($760–1,820) per month of work.

CNY is the international abbreviation for Chinese Yuan.

Similar offers, but for professor-level teachers, are also often found in lists of sought-after vacancies. For example, a position as a teacher of Arabic at Changchun University. For 12–18 hours of work a week, they are willing to pay 5,000–8,000 CNY monthly salary and provide a free comfortable apartment for the entire duration of work.

Lots of open positions for marketing and PR internships. Often, such offers provide opportunities for university students to work as interns. For this category of workers, the average salary is CNY 3,000–5,000 per month, while professional candidates can expect a salary level twice as high.

Technical engineers in the field of web applications and software are always in demand in China. There are vacancies for different levels of specialists. Average salary is 6000–8000 CNY per month. However, for professionals the salary level can reach 30,000–40,000 CNY ($4,500–6,000).

The average salary level, according to official statistics, at the beginning of 2018 was 4930 CNY ($750). The minimum wage in China varies greatly from region to region. Therefore, the minimum wage range is 1250–2030 yuan per month ($190–310). There are also jobs for immigrants with such a salary - for those who do not have any qualifications or a profession in demand.

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Working conditions and language skills

The length of the working day established by Chinese law (Article 36 of the Labor Law) is 8 hours. The amount of time worked per week should not exceed 44 hours. The schedule applies to the entire range of state-owned companies, including private business entities. Foreign companies or firms with foreign capital must also comply with the law.

Meanwhile, a Chinese employer has the right to increase the working hours if the nature of production so requires. However, such actions must be coordinated with the trade union organization and the workforce. In case of unforeseen circumstances (natural disaster, accident), daily working hours may be increased without approval, but by no more than 3 hours and no more than 36 hours per month.

The same Law “On Labor” defines the system of payment for overtime. If hours in excess of the norm were worked on a working day, overtime is paid at the rate of 150% of the salary. Overtime that falls on weekends is paid at the rate of 200% of the salary. Employment on non-working holidays requires payment in the amount of 300% of monthly accruals.

One of the important criteria that helps to quickly find a job that meets the needs of applicants is knowledge of the Chinese language. Language knowledge at the level of the so-called Mandarin is considered good. In Russian society, such an interpretation of the name of the Chinese language is extremely rare. “Mandarin” is a set of Chinese language dialects - Putonghua, Huayu, Guoyu. This is the basic training that job seekers in China should focus on.

Official employment stage

Immigrants intending to go to the Middle Kingdom to earn money will need to apply for a work visa (classified as a Z-visa) to enter the country. Before applying, a foreign citizen must obtain a work permit in China. Typically, a Z visa allows for a single visit to the country and does not indicate the length of stay.

Video about obtaining a work visa

After receiving a Z visa, the immigrant must enter China within 90 days. A foreigner arriving in the country is given 24 hours to fill out the registration form (Temporary Residence Registration Form) and no more than 1 month to finally register a temporary residence permit with the local Public Security Bureau. This service issues a residence permit in China (China Residence Permit) on the basis of a Z visa. The received permit opens up the possibility of multiple entries into the country during the year and determines the specific period of stay of the foreigner in China.

Documents for registration:

• international passport,
• completed application forms (forms V2011A, V2011B),
• three photographs 35x45 mm (the photography is no more than 6 months old),
• original work permit,
• original invitation letter from the employer,
• copy of educational document (diploma, certificate),
• employment contract,
• medical certificate of health.

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Requirements for an applicant for a work visa

An applicant for a Z visa must:

• go through the interview procedure with the employer,
• receive an official invitation from the host party,
• receive a copy of the original employment contract,
• present a certificate confirming your knowledge of Chinese or English,
• submit an educational document confirming your qualifications.

Work visa extension rules

Extension of a work visa is carried out again through the Bureau of Public Security. To perform the operation, you must submit an application to this service no later than 30 days before the expiration of your current visa. The package of documents required for renewal is the same as for the initial registration.

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Work permit for foreigners, including Russians

Any foreigner intending to engage in labor activity in the Middle Kingdom must have the appropriate permit. In fact, this is done directly by the employer. However, a job applicant must prepare and send a package of documents to the employer:

• copies of pages of a foreign passport,
• copies of certificates, diplomas,
• applicant's resume,
• one photo 35x45 mm,
• copies of work book pages,
• a copy of the medical certificate of health.

The entire package of documents must be translated into English or Chinese (preferably both). It is recommended to notarize documents. Particular attention is paid to the medical certificate, which must be with a photograph, notarized and confirmed by the signatures of the main specialists.

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Consequences for attempting to work illegally in China

It should be noted right away that foreigners found guilty of illegal entry into China, illegal residence, or illegal employment may ultimately be deported and banned from visiting the country for 5 years.

According to the new immigration law, for each illegally employed immigrant, the employer faces a fine of 10,000 to 100,000 yuan. The new version of the law stipulates that a foreign worker must have the following documents:

• ID cards,
• employment permits,
• permission to stay in the country.

If there are none, the immigrant may be fined between 5,000 and 20,000 yuan. In some cases, in addition to the fine, imprisonment is applied.

Foreigners living in the country illegally can get by with a verbal warning the first time. However, if the warning is ignored, violators will face a fine of up to 10,000 yuan and imprisonment for a period of 5 to 15 days.

Table: pros and cons of working in China

Internship in China

There are probably more offers for internships in China than in any other country. Actually, this is easily explained by the economic recovery that the Celestial Empire is experiencing. Internships are available in a variety of areas:

• tourism and hotel management,
• management and PR marketing,
• finance and trade,
• mechanical engineering and interior design,
• journalism and TV-Media,
• art, communications, sports.

There are many programs by accessing which any interested person can choose the appropriate practice option. The duration of an internship in China can be 3, 6, 12 months. Trainees are usually offered simplified conditions for obtaining and extending visas. Most internships are paid at the rate of $300 – $1000 per month. Foreigners are provided with temporary housing. Going for an internship in China is a great chance to get acquainted with the realities of life in a new country and even earn some money.

To participate in any internship program, the trainee must:

• submit an application
• attach your resume,
• undergo an interview (usually by phone, via Skype),
• receive an internship offer.

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Business immigration as a way to move to China

Relocation to the Celestial Empire through investment methods is an option for acquiring a residence permit, which involves significant investments in the Chinese economy. The authorities are putting forward proposals in this regard, the cost of which ranges from 500 thousand to 2 million dollars. It all depends on which region of the country the businessman is ready to invest in. These funds are usually considered as the authorized capital of a business created in the country.

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The Chinese authorities are always ready to receive and serve wealthy foreigners at the highest level - to quickly obtain permanent residence. Investors do not even need to provide proof of language knowledge. A temporary residence permit can be obtained along with the purchase of Chinese real estate. However, becoming a citizen of the Middle Kingdom is almost impossible.

Immigration for business involves obtaining a type “M” visa, which requires the following documents:

• application from a foreign investor,
• one color photograph 35x45 mm,
• original foreign passport and copies of important pages,
• invitation from the Chinese business community,
• confirmation letter from authorized Chinese institutions,
• a license or certificate confirming the applicant’s status as an investor or owner of the company.

The plans of a potential immigrant with Chinese employment are a completely justifiable idea. Many of those who are now comfortably settled in the Celestial Empire started with a work visa and work permit. The work is interesting and promising, opening up broad horizons for foreigners. All that remains is to move forward in order to ultimately achieve the intended goal.

The capital of China, Beijing, one of the largest cities in the world, is located in the north of the country. A large number of enterprises and companies of various specializations, sports and entertainment centers operate here. Beijing has the world's second busiest international airport. Millions of both Chinese and foreign tourists arrive here every year.

Working in Beijing may be of interest to many CIS citizens who are highly qualified and speak English

Appearance of the Chinese Z visa, which must be issued for official employment

What documents are needed to obtain a visa to China?

• Agreement with the employer.
• Original work permit.
• Three photographs 3 x 4. Read the link.
• A copy of your education diploma.
• An invitation from a Beijing employer.
• according to form V2011B, .
• Health documents.

How to get a good job in Beijing?

• It is necessary to create a high-quality, complete resume.
• You must obtain letters of recommendation from previous employers confirming your qualifications and work experience.
• It is better to write to potential employers directly.
• Showcase your best qualities and knowledge.
• Even if you speak English at a high level, try to learn Chinese.

Large international and Chinese companies in Beijing

• State Grid is a state power grid corporation.
• Sinopec Group is an oil and chemical corporation.
• China National Petroleum is a national oil and gas corporation.
• Scientific center "Chinese Silicon Valley", which includes companies in the field of programming, medicine, ecology, energy, and aerospace manufacturing.

In 2020, the average monthly salary is 1.3 thousand US dollars. At the same time, salaries of highly qualified specialists in Beijing can reach $1,500. The minimum wage in Beijing is three dollars per hour and $300 per month. Salaries in Beijing increase every year.

Average salary in China by province

Where to look for job vacancies in Beijing

In search of profitable employment, you can first go to Beijing on a trip and make contacts with the Russian-speaking population. Russian-speaking expats (i.e. foreign citizens working in another country) will help you understand the peculiarities of employment in China and provide the necessary information about the peculiarities of life in the country.

You can look for options for working in China through intermediaries, but only with some caution. They must be verified, as evidenced by their service life and reviews on the Internet.

Learn from the video how to look for work in China.

Popular job search sites in Beijing

1. http://www.chinajob.com - government website of the People's Republic of China for foreigners to find jobs. In addition to information about available jobs, here you can find announcements about passing exams for language proficiency or for meeting a certain qualification. Most teaching vacancies are posted here. In recent years, 10 thousand new advertisements have been added to the site. On average, three new vacancies appear here every day. The site specializes in business, translation services. There is a fairly simple system for finding the information you need.
2. Hemisphere http://polusharie.com is one of the oldest sites with advertisements. It is quite famous, but navigation is not very easy.
3. com - automatic selection of vacancies based on a specific resume. There are many advertisements for vacancies in the field of medicine, media and programming. Registration is required to use the site.

Professions in demand

Foreign experts are called “foreign experts” in China. This is exactly what is recorded in registration forms. The main vacancies relate to the following areas:

• Information technologies.
• Pharmaceuticals.
• Entrepreneurship.
• Modeling business.
• Tourism.
• Science and production based on high technology.
• Real estate.

What are the most popular vacancies among foreigners?

1. English teacher. This is the best employment option for students from other countries. The work schedule is quite flexible, and the salary is tied to the hourly workload. One hour of work costs from 200 to 400 yuan. The teacher's nationality does not matter - only his knowledge of English is important. , in which teachers work, provide them with all the necessary teaching materials and organize master classes. The teacher's attitude towards children should be very friendly. Children must feel that the teacher loves them, otherwise they will not have the desire to learn. If you work full time in Beijing, you can earn 12 thousand yuan per month. In addition to working at school, you can give lessons privately.
2. Engineer. The rapid development of industry creates a need for qualified technical workers, primarily architects, electricians, electronics engineers, mechanics, etc. The salary of an engineer in Beijing is almost at the same level as that of a specialist in America. In addition, the employee receives a full benefits package. The average monthly salary of an engineer in Beijing is 15–27 thousand yuan, an architect earns from 19 to 30 thousand yuan.
3. Information technology specialist. Due to the fact that the Chinese government has set a course for the development of high technologies, the country has an acute shortage of IT specialists. A novice programmer receives from 5 to 10 thousand yuan monthly, a manager with experience - from 45 to 60 thousand.
4. Financial Manager. Many Chinese businesses are in need of accountants, financial analysts and auditors. The average salary in this area is from 18 to 33 thousand yuan per month.
5. Sales Manager. Sales managers in Beijing companies are China's liaison with countries importing Chinese goods. The average salary of such specialists is from 15 to 28 thousand yuan per month.
6. Marketers. From the point of view of Chinese companies, this is almost the same as a sales manager. Large companies such as Alibaba and Xiaomi are looking for foreign specialists to distribute their products. The average salary per month for an SEO marketer is from 6.5 to 13 thousand yuan, for a PR manager - from 24 to 33 thousand yuan.
7. Designer. A graphic designer earns about 30 thousand yuan monthly, a clothing design specialist - from 11 to 17 thousand.
8. Translator. A translator in Beijing can earn from 9 to 19 thousand yuan monthly.
9. Artist. There are many vacancies for girls in theaters, modeling agencies, cafes and nightclubs. Young men can get work as a dancer or singer, or act in films. Artist contracts are usually concluded for a period from three months to several years. External data plays a big role in getting a job. When applying for such a position, it is necessary to think through the contract and all possible situations in the process of working abroad in advance. It will be difficult to terminate the contract in the future, so it is better to first consult with specialists. The work of a stripper or dancer is paid very well, but the contract with the employer must be officially signed. This will help you avoid trouble. If the work contract is concluded before leaving for China, then the receiving party must bear all the costs of obtaining a visa and pay for travel.
10. Waiter. Foreigners working as waiters earn from $900 monthly. The age range for this job is 21–35 years. Those who cannot speak Chinese will receive no more than $500.
11. Pilot. China has a very developed air transportation industry. The working conditions for pilots are higher than in Russia, and the salary is 1.5–2 times higher than the Russian one. The basic salary of a Boeing pilot is 15–17 thousand dollars (without bonuses and overtime). Russian-speaking pilots are hired as PICs and as co-pilots for Boeing and Airbus. There is no age limit for working as a pilot, but the limit is 58 years. There are almost no vacancies for large aircraft for Russian pilots.

You can find many open vacancies on the Internet with completely different pay (Table 1).

Table 1. Open vacancies in Beijing

The East is rapidly increasing its position relative to Western civilization in the form of highly developed states, like the People's Republic of China. Therefore, the question of how to find work in exotic China increasingly comes to mind not only of Russian citizens, but also of Ukrainians, Belarusians, and Kazakhstanis. Fortunately, the Celestial Empire is densely populated, so it always needs labor reserves, be it work in Shanghai or on the periphery. The main thing is to know the peculiarities of the Chinese labor market.

When choosing an occupation for yourself on Chinese soil, you must first find out which professionals are in demand at the moment, what are the conditions for their activities, algorithms for obtaining a work visa (it is mandatory), and crossing the border for Ukrainians, Russians, and Belarusians.

There are several sources of up-to-date information:

1. 1. Web sites of special agencies for the employment of foreigners.
   2. The official Internet portal of the Chinese Embassy, ​​where available vacancies for Russians are posted.
   3. Friends and relatives living in the PRC who have accumulated sufficient working experience from the Chinese.
   4. Reviews, forum or personal stories from those who have already become legal emigrant workers in the Kyrgyz Republic.

The young part of foreigners, as a rule, assigns earnings in terms of working for the Chinese state a low priority, paying more attention to the opportunity to gain cultural knowledge, directly touch the cuisine, the intricacies of Chinese life, and linguistic nuances. They can give you a thorough understanding of the details of the Asian mentality.

More mature storytellers will enlighten you on specific professions, conditions, and salaries. Thus, most of all vacancies available for Russians, Ukrainians, and Belarusians imply:

• teaching and educational skills (for example, English teacher);
• knowledge of IT technologies, programming;
• knowledge of industrial processes;
• knowledge about the sphere of space;
• good knowledge of chemistry.

Chinese employers are no less willing to accept foreigners with the following skills:

• translators;
• models;
• dancers and dancers;
• teachers;
• artists of all genres.

There are a lot of vacancies for girls, both in the entertainment and service fields, as well as in the educational, engineering, and cultural fields. True, it is more difficult for the female half to find something to do without knowing the language.

Supporting programs

Those who take the time to study in detail the legislation of this Asian state can take advantage of the republic’s numerous social programs. First of all, the Chinese state cares about the employment of its citizens, but many projects also affect foreigners.

The largest social programs in China as of 2020:

• assistance to everyone who left (after the expiration of their term) places of imprisonment;
• promoting employment of disabled citizens;
• program to support businesses opened by graduates of Chinese universities, including Ukrainians, Russians, and Belarusians;
• household services of home assistants Au Pair.

Former prisoners are recruited by fishing boats. Strong, healthy people are in demand at construction sites and factories. The most suitable job for foreigners, especially young people, in China are Au Pair offers, as well as government developments designed to help active graduates of Chinese educational institutions (regardless of citizenship) launch business projects.

Separately about Au Pair

The Au Pair program, invented many years ago by the EU, works on the principles of cultural exchange. There are plenty of offers in this area among online agencies. A very convenient job in China for Russians who want to get as close as possible to the way of life of the Chinese, their customs, and language.

In fact, we are talking about home assistants, which are very necessary for many progressive, wealthy families of the Asian power. By becoming a participant in this program, young foreigners get an excellent chance to see Chinese society from the inside, working under normal, legal conditions without the threat of unpleasant stories.

Conditions for getting into the program for this vacancy:

• be no younger than 18, no older than 29;
• speak English tolerably;
• be prepared to clean the home and surrounding areas;
• be able to care for children and animals and love them;
• be able to cook (at the request of those inviting);
• have household skills;
• sometimes: ride a bicycle, have an international driver's license.

In return, foreign assistants receive:

• access to the internal traditions of East Asian families, deeper mastery of the language;
• free accommodation with full meals;
• pocket expenses sufficient to buy casual clothes and attend many cultural events;
• complete immersion inside the eastern state along with real Chinese.

Hit parade of vacancies

When trying to find jobs in the vastness of the Celestial Empire, it is worth considering that the most welcomed types of activities there are the following:

• education: you can always get a job as a teacher of English, Russian, advanced European languages;
• creativity: it’s easy to find orders, being a successful musician, actor, dancer, model, vocalist;
• logistics, management, marketing.

Those who have correct grammar and pronunciation can become a teacher in a primary school or kindergarten, with a decent salary starting from 5,000 yuan (about 800 U.S. dollars), who, in addition, is reimbursed for travel and housing expenses. But there is a nuance: Russian teachers are quite in demand, but their salary is half that of their colleagues who teach English.

The Republic willingly organizes employment for artistic people. Many Asian modeling firms, all nightclubs, theaters, shows are looking for attractive, dancing, singing girls. In China, flexible young men who can move beautifully are highly paid for their work.

Possible risks

The majority of institutions strictly guard their own reputation. At the same time, it is very difficult to break a contract signed by a Chinese entrepreneur. Therefore, all the terms of the contract should be clarified in advance, and it is better to hire professionals for this. Then the search for jobs in the Republic of China for immigrants from the CIS will not involve any unpleasant surprises.

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Employment in China is not only an opportunity to earn money, but also a chance to get acquainted with ancient culture, gain invaluable experience working abroad and master new professions. Working in China (PRC) is especially popular among young people, as well as citizens planning to move to China for permanent residence. However, the search for vacancies should be approached very carefully.

Independent search for vacancies or employment through an agency

Currently, finding a job for Russians in China, like other foreign citizens, is possible in two ways: through an employment agency or independently through advertisements on popular labor exchanges.

Select a vacancy yourself on a labor exchange or bulletin board

The advantage of independently searching for vacancies on virtual bulletin boards and labor exchanges is complete freedom of action in choosing a profession, region, salary level and a combination of different working conditions. The main disadvantage is the need to decide in advance all issues related to obtaining a visa and related documents, as well as purchasing tickets.

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If you are confident in your abilities and are interested in how a Russian can work in China, we advise you to pay attention to the following resources on the Internet:

ChinaJOB.com is the largest job fair for foreigners with many offers for English teachers. The site has an English version. Registered users have access to a personal account.

51job.com is a reputable site for posting and searching for job openings. We note a very convenient search form by city and the presence of an English version. By periodically visiting the site, you will be redirected to the official websites of companies, which will give you the opportunity to choose from a large number of vacancies that they offer.

ExpatJobsChina.com is an English-language site with a very simple design and virtually no advertising content, which makes working with it much easier. On the left there is a convenient search for vacancies in popular cities. Immediately below the search bar there are bookmarks for the most popular categories: education, healthcare, IT, trade and others.

China.hh.ru is a message board with a very wide range of vacancies in China: from a housekeeper to a warehouse manager. Offers can be sorted by city and specialty.

In addition, you can find out where and how to find a job in China for a Russian in the corresponding sections of more universal message boards.

58.com is a popular resource with a very good job search section, which allows you to find not only relevant professions and cities, but also specifications, jobs with insurance, housing and food, and offers for the disabled.

Ganji.com is another universal job board with a section for posting and selecting vacancies. It is easy to fill out the form and is highly popular in the country.

EChinacities.com is a portal that presents not only a block of vacancies, but also a lot of useful and relevant information about Chinese cities, as well as local news.

Foreignercn.com is a very useful resource where foreigners can not only find work, but also find housing and make friends.

State and international employment programs in China

Another option to find a job in China is to become a participant in one of the international or government programs for foreigners. They offer excellent work in China for Russian students and graduates, as well as citizens of other countries.

Teach In China is a currently operating program for foreigners who want to teach English to children in Chinese schools, private educational institutions, language centers and children's clubs. If you want to get a job specifically at a school, you should apply for the program from September 1 or March 1 - the start date of academic semesters in China.

The preparatory stage includes concluding a contract with a company providing services under the program, obtaining a TESOL certificate in case of its absence, paperwork and employment upon arrival in China. At all stages, you will be accompanied by specialists from the company whose services you decide to use.

Requirements for candidates: age 18-35 years, availability of a medical certificate for those traveling abroad, neat appearance, resume, video presentation.

Program participants are provided with: the necessary training and consultations, support during interviews, free accommodation and free meals on weekdays, free trainings.

Average earnings under such a program are about $1,200 per month. The cost of the program itself is $1200-1800, depending on the services provided to you by the company. The minimum contract period is 6 months, the maximum is 1 year. This is an excellent option for those who are looking for an opportunity to get to China to work as an English teacher.

In addition, it becomes possible for residents to participate in one of the following government employment programs:

• assistance in finding employment for citizens with a criminal record after serving their sentence;
• providing jobs for people with disabilities;
• support for university graduates when they organize their own business;
• assistance in finding employment at the place of residence in construction organizations and cement production enterprises.

Employment for foreigners in China through agencies

This is a real way to minimize all the difficulties associated with employment abroad, although it requires additional costs.

Qualified assistance from an agent for Russians in finding work in China will allow you to find a suitable vacancy as quickly as possible.

In this case, you will be provided with the following paid services:

• job search and employment;
• search for housing;
• visa support and assistance in paperwork;
• registration with the police;
• support when opening a bank account;
• transfer from airport.

Among the agencies actively operating in the modern market are the following:

ROSPERSONAL – offers employment in the PRC as an English teacher in preschool institutions and schools.

WORKINCHINA.COM.UA is a multidisciplinary job search agency in China, offering teaching vacancies in Chinese schools. These are not only English teachers, but also teachers of physical education, dance and other subjects.

AZIA GLOBAL CONNECTION – assistance in finding a job as an English teacher for CIS citizens of any age. The company offers additional income, financial support in case of health problems and a lot of other bonuses that will help you feel more confident abroad.

AWI AGENCY – employment of club models and animators in China. You can choose one of the vacancies or leave your resume.

SONATA – offers employment for English teachers, translators, administrators, receptionists and hostesses.

Stages of employment of foreign citizens in China

To avoid problems with the Chinese authorities, it is very important to follow all the rules for entering the country and find out in advance how to get a Z visa to China.

In general, the path to a job in China can be divided into the following stages:

• receiving an official invitation from the employer;
• collecting the necessary package of documents and obtaining a work visa (category Z);
• registration of a work book upon arrival in China;
• obtaining a residence permit in the country based on labor category.

Labor visa (category Z) for work in China

When answering the question about how to obtain a work visa to China for Russians, you should keep in mind that the consulate issues two types of such visas:

• Z1 – gives the right to work in China for a period of more than 180 days, issued with the right to multiple entries into the country;
• Z2 – allows you to carry out work activities for 180 days, issued with the right to enter the country once.

With a Z1 visa, you can apply for a dependent visa for your spouse, parents, in-laws and minor children. When crossing the border of the People's Republic of China, a Z1 visa is converted into a residence permit.

Obtaining any type of work visa will require you to have a higher education in your chosen specialty (bachelor's degree) and work experience in it for at least 2 years.

The total cost of obtaining a work visa to China in 2020 in Irkutsk and other cities is approximately 2,700-5,500 thousand rubles. ($45-95) and depends on the urgency of registration.

It should be noted that often a potential employer offers to issue not a work visa, but a tourist visa with its subsequent re-issuance in China. In this case, you become completely dependent on the integrity of a particular employer. Moreover, such a risk is not entirely justified, because you may simply be denied re-registration, forcing you to work illegally.

The specific list of necessary documents for obtaining a work visa to China on the territory of the Russian Federation depends on citizenship:

General requirements for any international passport: the document must have blank pages, validity of at least six months from the end date of the trip, signature of the owners, photo of the parents of children aged 6-14 years included in the passport.

There must be an amount in your bank account that confirms your solvency. The amount can range from $100 to $500 for one night of stay.

How to extend a work visa in China

After the expiration of the work visa, it can be extended in the territory of the PRC. If you need to extend your work visa in China, you should contact the Immigration Office at your place of stay.

The package of documents for extending a work visa is as follows:

• international passport, photo of the established sample;
• a credit card with the required cash limit or bank account statement;
• a completed application form, a document confirming registration at the place of stay;
• written invitation from the employer.

The cost of visa extension is about 160 yuan ($23.53). The processing time is 5 working days from the date of submission of documents. The maximum extension period depends on the terms of the contract.

Work permit for foreign citizens in China and invitation to work

In addition to all other documents, you will need to obtain from a potential employer a so-called permit to work in China for a foreigner, or Working Permit.

What it is? The document confirms that the organization hiring him is accredited to employ foreigners in the territory of the PRC. This permit is issued by the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security of China.

To issue an invitation to work in China, a foreigner will need to collect and send the following documents to a potential employer:

• copy of the international passport;
• a copy of the diploma, an exact translation of the diploma into Chinese or English;
• your resume in English/Chinese;
• photo of the established sample;
• a copy of the document confirming passing the medical commission;
• a copy of the work book and its translation into English/Chinese.

Does a foreign specialist need a license to work in China?

In addition to a work visa, an invitation from an employer and a work permit in China, a number of foreign specialists will need to resolve the issue of a license. Most often, doctors, teachers and drivers face this problem.

If you are a doctor, then, when thinking about how to go to live and work in China, you should decide in which administrative region you will conduct your work. If there are several of them, then the license must be issued in the health departments of each of them. As a rule, documents are submitted to the appropriate authorities by the party inviting the specialist.

List of documents required to obtain a license:

• application for invitation;
• a notarized certificate of the academic degree of a foreign doctor;
• notarized licenses to engage in medical practice (obtained at home and in other countries);
• health certificate;
• an invitation to work signed by both parties;
• a statement on behalf of the inviting party about readiness to bear civil liability.

The maximum period for reviewing documents is a month. After this, the foreign doctor receives a short-term license to practice medicine in the PRC. The permit period is no more than a year.

Modern problems and features of the Chinese labor market have also created additional requirements for drivers. To obtain a permit to drive a vehicle in this country, they will need to undergo a medical examination and pass a test on their knowledge of Chinese road rules. All this can be done at one of the local offices of the Bureau of Public Safety.

List of documents for obtaining or renewing a driver's license in China:

• resident card;
• a copy of the photo page from the passport;
• copy of Chinese visa;
• a copy of the latest visa stamp on entry into the territory of the People's Republic of China from the passport;
• a copy of the front and back of your country's driver's license;
• 8 color photographs;
• your Chinese name;
• medical certificate.

The validity period of a driver's license is from 6 to 10 years. An application for renewal is submitted to the local transport police department 90 days before the expiration date of the document. The application processing time ranges from 5 to 10 working days. You can extend your license to 10 years only if you have accumulated less than 12 penalty points.

In addition, tourists whose visa does not exceed 90 days may be issued a temporary license to drive in the PRC. You can arrange it in person upon arrival in the country or in advance through a tour operator.

As for foreign language teachers, they do not need a special license to work - documents on relevant education and work experience will be sufficient. However, if you want to teach your native language in China, you will need proof that you have the proper qualifications. For example, for Russian-speaking teachers of RFL (Russian as a foreign language).

How can a foreigner obtain a residence permit in China?

A foreigner can obtain a permanent residence permit in China in the following cases:

1. Investing more than $500,000 in the Chinese economy over three years.
2. Holding senior management positions in state-owned enterprises for at least 4 years with payment of all taxes (the list of positions is specified separately in the immigration law) or professorial positions in leading universities in the country on similar conditions.
3. Having made outstanding contributions to the development of the People's Republic of China. Every year in China, 70 foreign specialists who have significantly contributed to the development of the country receive an appropriate award for achievements in a particular field.
4. By marrying a citizen of the People's Republic of China after 10 years of marriage.
5. Once you enroll in a Chinese university, you can obtain a temporary residence permit for the period of study.

In addition, foreigners aged 60 years who are financially dependent on Chinese citizens or persons holding a residence permit in the country can apply for a residence permit.

Loss of a residence permit is possible if you have lived in China for less than a year within five years.

The package of documents for obtaining a residence permit must include:

• passport;
• a health certificate confirming the absence of serious diseases and infections;
• a document confirming the absence of criminal liability, certified by the Chinese consulate;
• photo of the established sample.

What kind of work can residents of the CIS countries find for themselves in China?

An extensive list of vacancies allows a wide variety of categories of citizens to find a decent option for earning money in China. Most often these are vacancies in industry, education and the service sector. In addition, there is an opportunity to get a job in representative offices of large Russian and other foreign companies in China.

Maximum employment opportunities are available to those who are interested in finding a job in China with knowledge of English and Chinese in 2020. However, you can find vacancies for yourself even without knowing these languages. True, most likely it will be low-skilled work that does not require frequent communication with people. But prestigious vacancies in serious companies, in the IT field, as well as work in management positions will require you to speak at least English.

Jobs in the entertainment industry - models and animators - do not lose their relevance. Moreover, not only girls, but also boys are invited to model vacancies. The latest vacancies for Russians in China in 2020, as well as citizens of the CIS, can be tracked on popular Chinese labor exchanges.

in China

Currently, citizens of Ukraine can sign up for a contract for seasonal work in China for a period of 3 months to 1 year. These are a variety of employment options for men, women, youth and even couples. Work experience in your specialty, as well as previous positive work experience in the PRC, significantly increases your chances of getting hired. Average earnings are about $1,200 per month.

Well-paid work in China for Ukrainians without knowledge of the language in 2020 is a wide range of working specialties in factories, fishing vessels, and in the service sector. Knowing at least one language significantly increases your chances of getting a decent job as a doctor, teacher or programmer - in this case, your income can be up to several thousand dollars a month.

Work in China for citizens of Belarus

The situation with work in China for citizens of Belarus is the same as for all other immigrants from the post-Soviet space. That is, there will be vacancies for Belarusians in China. Young boys and girls can apply for positions such as bartender, model, animator and English teacher for children. Well, if you are a competent engineer with knowledge of English or Chinese, or just a good translator, then you will have no problem finding a well-paid job.

Volunteer programs are also widespread. To get a job, you will need a standard set of documents and your desire.

and other CIS countries

The main condition on which work in China for citizens of Kazakhstan will depend is knowledge of English or Chinese. Moreover, without knowledge of languages, it will be difficult to get a job even as a model, unless you have an exclusively European appearance. In this case, you will have a choice: either agree to unskilled labor, or look for work in representative offices of Russian or Kazakh companies.

The labor force of Kazakhstan is quite in demand in China on short-term contracts with earnings starting from $1,000 per month. Seasonal work, especially for students, can be an excellent springboard for further employment.

Distinctive features of work in Chinese cities and regions

What to choose - work in a large metropolis or in a small provincial town? Each solution has its own advantages and disadvantages. At the same time, you will most likely be offered the same vacancies.

The main problem of all large Chinese cities is the environment. That is why many applicants are attracted not only to work in Chengdu for Russians, or Beijing, but also in smaller settlements. Another advantage of this solution is a faster employment process and the opportunity to live a little closer to nature. Very often, a remote interview is sufficient to obtain a contract. For comparison: in a metropolis, searching for a suitable vacancy can take from one to two weeks and require the applicant not only a personal interview, but also a presentation.

On the other hand, working in Shenzhen and other well-known regions is the prospect of joining the staff of large corporations and making a career, securing an income of several thousand dollars a month.

Features of employment for foreigners in Shanghai

The main advantage of working in Shanghai for foreigners is the high level of wages. However, it is easier to find a suitable job in this city while in the country than outside it.

As for vacancies, a large city offers, first of all, job offers in the entertainment and service industries: models, taxi drivers, dancers, animators and waiters. Nevertheless, there are also positions in reputable companies that require not only serious professional skills, but also knowledge of the English language, as well as spoken Chinese.

Highly paid jobs in Shanghai for Russians, vacancies for which are presented by Chinese companies in 2020, are manager, administrator and translator. By getting a job in one of the large companies, you will have the opportunity to work in the business center of the city and rent decent housing. At the same time, prospects for career growth open up before you.

How can a foreigner get a job in

Guangzhou is an industrial and transport center of Southern China, a city with a huge number of enterprises and companies, and therefore vacancies, including for foreign citizens.

In this city, sales representatives, translators, guides, advertising actors, and English and Russian language teachers are especially in demand. The average salary ranges from $400-1500 per month.

Employment Opportunities for Foreign Citizens in Beijing

Beijing is the capital of China, where you will be presented with the widest possible range of vacancies. But the competition here is much higher. Taxi drivers, kitchen workers, waiters are in great demand - short-term contracts are often issued for such vacancies.

A special sector is vacancies in the entertainment industry, in particular, work in Beijing for Russian speakers as models and dancers. Particularly interesting is the work of a hostess, whose duties include welcoming guests. You can get such a job in a hotel or restaurant, as well as for conducting various presentations and events, a great many of which take place almost every day in the capital of the People's Republic of China.

Interesting opportunities are opening up for certified specialists with work experience who can apply for vacancies at the Russian Embassy in Beijing. This could be either service personnel or the work of teachers at a school at the embassy. Such work means, first of all, high status, excellent experience and high earnings. The possibility of employment in representative offices of other states is not excluded.

The most popular vacancies on the Chinese labor market for foreigners

The entire range of vacancies available in the PRC for foreign citizens, including those who do not speak foreign languages, can be divided into the following groups:

• unskilled labor and blue-collar jobs;
• work in the service sector;
• teaching, in particular, English;
• work in the entertainment industry;
• highly paid middle management positions.

Today, vacancies in China are widely available for foreigners who do not speak Chinese. However, in this case, it is better to get a job through an agency, whose specialists will offer to take conversational Chinese courses, select a vacancy and take care of the paperwork.

If you have a higher or secondary specialized education, have work experience in your specialty, speak English or spoken Chinese, you can apply for a job in large companies.

You may be interested in vacancies at Gazprom in China and at other enterprises.

China has an extremely developed industry, producing a huge number of cars, electronics and household appliances. Some Chinese factories even somewhat resemble small cities with fenced areas and areas of their own dormitories. Working in production provides a full benefits package and the opportunity for further career growth. It is not surprising that foreigners are often interested in jobs at a Chinese automobile plant or factory.

Vacancies for foreigners in the service sector

The service sector is one of the most popular areas for employment of foreign citizens in the PRC, since very often in this case knowledge of the language is not required. Registration is possible either through an agency or independently - by selecting vacancies at the labor exchange. But remember: in order to work with people, you will have to take mandatory language courses and provide a health certificate.

Working as a massage therapist in China is quite interesting. Moreover, such vacancies are often offered with the possibility of training, free food and accommodation. The salary can be up to $1200 per month.

Work with consummation in China is also in demand among foreigners. An unusual type of activity at first glance is actually nothing more than the desire of entertainment venues and restaurants to keep their guests as long as possible and encourage them to order alcohol. Very often, lonely or tired Chinese come to such clubs just to chat, and often to the same employee. Over time, you will have your own circle of clients, stable income and good tips.

Modern young people with an attractive appearance may be interested in working in KTV clubs in China. Respectable Chinese love to spend their free time in prestigious karaoke clubs. They are especially pleased by the company of attractive girls with European appearance. At the same time, all that is required from employees of such establishments is the ability to present themselves well, maintain communication and create a festive atmosphere. It is better to get a job in such establishments through a reliable agency. The salary will depend on how many orders your client makes.

Another interesting option is working as a hostess in China. In large cities, where countless official events and presentations are held, such positions are especially in demand. Your responsibilities will include meeting guests and accompanying them. Earnings depend on the status of the company or establishment.

Working as a hostess, a consumer, or in a KTV club will provide you with a salary of at least $1000 per month. This amount is often increased by hefty tips.

Working as a model in China for a foreigner with European appearance

The requirements for models in China are not as stringent as we are used to. If you know how to present yourself, have a good figure and a pleasant appearance, this will be enough to try to get a job in the modeling business. The fact is that working as a fashion model in China involves demonstrating not always well-known brands, and shooting for catalogs and advertising is carried out by a variety of stores and companies. At the same time, it is possible that, while working in a modeling agency, you will be able to sign a contract with a really serious company. But in this case, you will need to have professional skills in working on the podium or in front of the camera, as well as a good portfolio. In addition, working in a serious business will require you to comply with certain body parameters, violation of which will result in fines.

Interestingly, modeling work in China is offered to guys. Often, students with knowledge of English or spoken Chinese are hired for such vacancies.

As for earnings, one shoot for a catalog is usually paid in the amount of $100.

Vacancies for foreigners in the catering sector

The easiest job option is to become a waiter in a Chinese restaurant or eatery. However, working as a waiter in China is not highly valued: the salary is 5 yuan ($0.74) per hour. However, it is strictly forbidden to take tips. Meals at the workplace are often limited to a bowl of plain rice. Still, this is a good start for a future career.

Those who have work experience and are also ready to offer their own version of the menu for the establishment have a better chance of getting a job as a cook. A more democratic option is catering, where your responsibilities will include performing standard operations. Naturally, working as a chef in China will be paid differently - it all depends on your responsibilities and status. The lowest threshold is $250, subject to the provision of hostel accommodation to the employee.

If you are interested in higher earnings, pay attention to the position of pastry chef. This will require professional education, a medical record and work experience in the specialty of at least 3 years. A vacancy as a pastry chef in China will bring you from $1,200 per month.

Working as a sports coach in China for a foreigner

The Chinese love sports very much and promote them in every possible way. Chinese enterprises still practice mass physical training sessions—breaks with exercise for employees. There are many sports sections for children and adults in the country. That is why, if you have the appropriate education and experience, coaching vacancies are for you.

One option is to work as a fitness trainer in China. Groups can be organized for both local residents and foreigners. The last option will be convenient for those who do not speak Chinese, but only English or Russian. This could be a yoga class, working in a gym, or being a pool instructor.

A more serious option is managing a sports team at a school or enterprise. For example, working in China as a coach in hockey, football and other sports. The average salary for this position starts at $1,500 per month.

Job vacancies in blue-collar jobs for foreigners in China

Most often this is work on a rotational basis for a period of three months to six months. But if you wish, you can apply for a job for a longer period. Vacancies are offered by both foreign companies operating in China and local ones.

The most in demand are builders, drivers, and installers; working as a welder in China is also popular. At the same time, labor at Chinese enterprises has its own specifics. So, despite technological progress, welders, for example, can use cardboard masks with goggles inserted into them.

They pay an average of $600-700 per month for such work.

Foreigners in the Chinese entertainment industry: magicians and dancers in parks

If you have an open and cheerful personality, are artistic and sociable, jobs in Chinese entertainment agencies, hotels, shopping malls and parks will suit you. It is in such establishments that you may be offered work as a magician in China, an animator or an artist.

Public speaking is scheduled or hired for specific events. This is work for the public and with the public. In shopping centers, these are, as a rule, places to look after the children of adults who come here for shopping; in parks, these are specific points or thematic festivals. Professionals are often invited to private parties, anniversaries and children's parties.

If you are interested in working for dancers in parks in China and similar vacancies, be prepared for endless rehearsals, the need to wear costumes and makeup all day, and most importantly, smile and smile again.

Your average earnings will be from $1300. At the same time, the agency often provides housing and food.

Jobs for foreign citizens in China in the field of art

Representatives of creative professions - musicians and artists - did not go unnoticed in China. It is best to look for such vacancies in large cities and tourist centers.

You should select vacancies in an orchestra for musicians who play the violin or piano through an agency that will provide you with housing and official employment. To do this, you will have to provide your photo, resume, repertoire and a video clip of your performance. All documents must be prepared in English. Based on the selection results, you may be offered a job in a restaurant, club, on a cruise ship, or in orchestras performing in public places.

Working as a vocal teacher in China will provide you with a higher status. These could be children's clubs, music schools and other educational institutions. People are accepted for this position even without work experience. All you need is knowledge of spoken English, a neat appearance and specialized education. Another direction is training Chinese musicians in pedagogical skills. The largest number of proposals in this regard is observed in June-July.

Working in China for artists also has its own specifics. In large cities and popular places, you can make money by selling landscapes, portraits and copies of masterpieces of world art. In this case, the profit is shared with the agency providing you with the right to work.

The average salary for such vacancies is $1000-1500 per month.

Vacancies in China for highly qualified foreign specialists

In China, true professionals in their field can also find work, counting on decent pay for their work. For example, engineers, IT specialists, web designers, competent managers and marketers are highly valued.

Thanks to the increase in passenger traffic in the country, work as a helicopter and civil aviation pilot in China has become very popular. An applicant for such a position will need to present the following documents: certificates of no criminal record, accident-free flights and flight hours, diploma, letter of recommendation. Translation of documents into Chinese will be required. The average salary is $14,000-25,000 per month, depending on the type of aircraft and position.

The rapid pace of development of light industry has created a large number of new vacancies. One of them is working as a technologist in China. This can be the production of any goods, from underwear to shoes. The main thing is specialized education, work experience of at least 2 years, PC proficiency at the level of a confident user and knowledge of the language. Your responsibilities will include accepting finished products and checking their quality in accordance with the requirements established by the company. The average salary of such a specialist is $1000 per month.

The work in medicine in China is very specific. Local residents have their own ideas about what exactly treatment should be, since the influence of traditional medicine is still very strong in China. But a good specialist always has a chance to get a job in a clinic. The salary of a doctor in China is $2000-3500 per month.

Vacancies for foreign teachers in China

First of all, English language teachers, vocal teachers and physical education teachers (coaches) are in demand in China. Vacancies are most often offered in kindergartens, schools, and educational centers for youth.

The leading position in the job market is occupied by working as an English teacher in China. Even final and penultimate year students of higher educational institutions can get such a job, provided that their knowledge of the language is confirmed by an appropriate certificate and they have teaching talent. The salary of an English teacher can be up to $5,000 per month if teaching at an international school. If you start tutoring yourself, your income may be higher, but it all depends on you.

It should be borne in mind: if you came to China by invitation and the agency provided you with housing and meals on weekdays, the level of earnings will be significantly lower.

Working as a teacher in a training center in China is often associated with teaching Russian to the Chinese. However, your earnings will be approximately half that of an English teacher or tutor. And yet this is an excellent opportunity for those who speak only Russian and conversational Chinese. Experienced professionals note that the atmosphere in Chinese educational institutions is always extremely friendly, but you will also need a love for children and a desire to work with them.

If you are interested in teacher vacancies in China for Russians, you can choose options not only in the capital, but also in the provinces - there is a demand for teachers everywhere!

Working in China under the Au PAir program

Au PAir is an international level program, the participants of which can be young people aged 18 to 30 years with a good knowledge of English. Registration for work is carried out through agencies. Knowledge of the language is determined during testing, the cost of which is $50.

The responsibilities of program participants include active communication in English with children in their Chinese host family. In turn, the host family provides the program participant with housing and food.

Such social work in China is very attractive for senior university students, especially language educational institutions.

All program participants are provided with the following guarantees:

• having your own room, often with your own bathroom;
• guaranteed access to the Internet and telephone communications;
• free three meals a day in the family;
• scholarship.

Accommodation under the program is provided only in major Chinese cities. The duration of the program is 3, 6, 9 and 12 months. The duration of the program is 4 months. You can become a member at any time.

The working time of a program participant is no more than 30 hours per week and no more than 6 hours per day. Child care – no more than 3 evenings per week. This is an excellent job in China for Russians without knowledge of Chinese in 2020, since members of the host family speak English to one degree or another.

Upon completion of the program, compensation for the cost of the flight is made in the amount of $50-140, depending on the duration of the program. The remuneration to the program participant is paid monthly and amounts to $100-300.

Illegal work of foreigners in China and its consequences

Unfortunately, some foreign citizens enter China and work on its territory illegally.

The types of violations are as follows:

1. Carrying out work activities without a visa giving the right to do so.
2. Staying in the country and working on an expired visa of the correct type.
3. Falsification of documents.

Often, illegal work as a teacher in China is recognized as such as a result of the detection of fake diplomas. It should be borne in mind that even a high level of knowledge and impeccable work will not be an excuse for you in such a situation.

In addition, labor activity by mutual agreement with Chinese citizens and monetary remuneration may be considered illegal. Keep in mind that there is a reward of 2,000 yuan ($295) for catching illegal workers in China.

A typical mistake made by many foreigners is entering the country on a tourist visa and starting work without replacing it with a Z1 or Z2 visa. Often, working in China without a work visa becomes a forced decision - in the case when the employer, who offered to enter the country for an interview on a tourist visa, refuses to reissue it. Fearing losing their place, many foreigners agree to such conditions.

Overstaying your visa is also a serious offence. Its resumption is associated with penalties.

Rules for deportation from the territory of the People's Republic of China

For carrying out labor activities in the territory of the PRC without an appropriate visa, the following penalties are provided:

• fine in the amount of $2000-5000;
• imprisonment for 1 month or until payment of a fine;
• deportation from the country.

After this, you will be subject to a ban on entry into China for a period of 5 to 10 years. Alternatively, you may be ordered to leave the country, which will result in a ban on working in China for a period of 2 years.

Is it difficult for a foreigner to set up a business in China?

Organizing your own business in China is a fairly attractive earning opportunity for foreigners who have sufficient capital for this.

If you are already an entrepreneur, opening an umbrella company in China is a smart decision. Such companies play the role of subsidiaries and will be an ideal solution for those who are interested, for example, in doing business in China for Russians in 2020 without knowing the language.

Another option is to register an independent company:

• WFOE (Wholly Foreign Owned Entity) – enterprises in which the share of foreign capital exceeds 25%;
• joint venture - a company whose owners are both Chinese and foreigners.

Features of the working calendar and working day in China

The people of China are the most hardworking people on the planet. And this is not an unfounded statement, because the official working day in China is 10 hours. At the same time, the Chinese can get up very early - around six in the morning and go to bed before midnight. Of course, there are exceptions, but the general picture looks like this. In addition, a number of working specialties require long working hours, often for unskilled labor.

The length of the working day in China has its own characteristics for people in creative professions, as well as workers in nightclubs, hotels and bars. If you're a model or actor, you'll likely be paid as you go for a show or shoot, the timing of which may vary. Tutors are paid for hours of work, and how much a particular specialist can work depends only on him. In this case, the lesson time is scheduled at a time convenient for the client.

Therefore, it is quite difficult to say from when and until when they work in China.

A typical working day is from 10.00 to 20.00. Lunch can be at different times, but usually lasts no more than 20 minutes.

Chinese workers have a tradition of afternoon naps, where they may take naps at their workplace or in eateries.

Working conditions are significantly different for those foreign students who come to work in China under social exchange programs. Their working hours in China include a 6-hour workday.

The concept of normal and irregular working hours in China

The specific start of the working day in the PRC for representatives of different professions in different organizations varies significantly.

Most government agencies practice a five-day work week with days off on Saturday and Sunday. Individuals, tutors and people in creative professions can decide for themselves how many days a working week is in China for each individual specialist. After all, it is on calendar weekends that you can most often meet vacationers in parks and clubs. This is the hottest working time for all kinds of artists, musicians, actors, magicians and portrait painters. Models who are forced to take part in filming or shows at night also face a similar situation.

Speaking about how many hours a working day lasts in China, it should be noted that in most offices and banks it starts at 8.30 and ends at 17.30. Their lunch break is 1 hour - from 12.00 to 13.00.

Many hotels and bars are open seven days a week. Such establishments usually close no earlier than 21.00. The exception is holidays, when all shops and institutions are open until lunchtime.

Thus, foreigners can choose the most suitable work schedule in China based on their specialty and capabilities.

What holidays and weekends are available in China?

The Chinese are a nation that is not used to taking a lot of rest. There is no concept of vacation as such in the country. Employers in China provide their employees with 5 days a year for the so-called “resolution of various matters.” If they are granted official leave, it is no more than 10 days.

Chinese citizens receive something similar to a vacation during the Chinese New Year celebration - this is a non-working period from January 27 to February 2. In addition, holidays are: New Year's Day (December 31 - January 1), All Souls' Day (April 2 - 4), Labor Day (April 29 - May 1), Dragon Boat Festival (June 9 - 11), Mid-Autumn Festival (October 4 and 8), Foundation Day of the People's Republic of China (October 1 – 8).

Internship in China for foreigners: opportunities and prospects

To improve your level of knowledge of the Chinese language, make useful contacts and consider employment options in the future - such opportunities are provided to young professionals by an internship in China.

Many students and university graduates are wondering at what age can one work in China. Note that in this case everything depends not on age, but on the timing of your studies.

Only students of the last and penultimate years of universities, as well as graduates who graduated from educational institutions no more than 2 years ago, are allowed to take an internship in the PRC.

The list of areas for internships in China is quite large. The most popular of them are hotel management, design, advertising, trade and services, consulting, and media.

Internships in China in 2020 are offered in cities such as Shanghai, Chengdu and Beijing - major cultural and industrial centers. At the same time, even before leaving, you will know what kind of work awaits you - the vacancy is selected in advance, based on your professional skills and wishes.

Internship In China is an internship program that is attractive to students and recent graduates. Requirements for candidates: age from 19 years, a high level of knowledge of the English language, a student of the last/penultimate years of a university or a graduate who graduated from an educational institution no more than two years ago.

Program participants are provided with: Chinese language and culture courses, place of residence, selection of a company for an internship, travel around China as part of a group or independently.

Average earnings under this program are $400-1300 per month. The cost of the program and the company’s services depends on the location of the company and the duration of the internship, ranging from $850-1300. Language courses are paid separately - their cost is about $900. The cost of living is from $8 per night. The visa fee, medical commission and insurance will cost approximately $300. The duration of the internship is 3, 4, 5, 6 months or 1 year.

Is it possible to go to China as a volunteer?

Volunteering is voluntary work, most often associated with charitable social activities, without any monetary remuneration. However, companies operating volunteer programs provide their participants with housing, health insurance and food.

And China is no exception. It is on its territory that one of the most popular volunteer programs for working with giant pandas operates.

What advantages and disadvantages of working in China should a foreigner know?

The undoubted advantages of working, internship or volunteering in China include the opportunity to get acquainted with an amazing culture, gain new communication experience, and improve your level of Chinese or English language proficiency.

However, staying in China is associated with a number of significant inconveniences for foreign citizens:

1. High level of legal consciousness. This can hardly be called a disadvantage, but in China you should be prepared for the fact that you can actually be fined for jaywalking or throwing garbage under your feet. The situation is complicated by the fact that citizens themselves will willingly report your offense to law enforcement officials.
2. Internal Internet network. And this is really inconvenient, because in China you will not be able to watch videos on YouTube, communicate on Facebook or Twitter, send photos to Instagram, or search on Google.
3. Specific cuisine. Not everyone can accept it. But you will always have the opportunity to eat at KFC or McDonald's.

Salaries in China for foreign citizens and Chinese

The average salary for Russians in China is $1,500-2,000, depending on their profession and qualifications. And this is not comparable to what local workers and specialists receive.

A native Chinese resident can earn 3,000 yuan ($440) per month as a taxi driver in local companies, and 2,000 yuan ($295) per month as a waiter. A salary of 10,000 yuan ($1,480) is considered high for the periphery, while in large cities the average salary of employees can reach up to $1,500. Average earnings in rural areas are about $450.

What is the standard of living in China and how much will you have to spend daily?

When receiving wages in China, any foreigner will be faced with the problem of optimizing their expenses.

There are two employment options:

• with free housing and food on weekdays, but for lower wages;
• for a more significant monetary reward, but with the need to rent housing and buy food yourself.

Renting a home in a large city will cost you about $1,200 per month. The average cost of some products is as follows: fresh fish - 15-25 yuan ($2.2-$3.67), fresh meat - 25-30 yuan ($3.67-$4.41), fruit - 3-7 yuan ($0.44-$1.02), potatoes – 3 yuan ($0.44) per kg. Chinese currency exchange rate: 1 yuan = 0.147 US dollars.

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