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New working visas for China lack clarity, says Baker McKenzie
New regulations for employing foreigners in China do not identify eligibility criteria for high-level and in-demand professional talent, says global law firm Baker McKenzie.
New proposals to China’s Entry and Exit Control Law, published last week, take effect on 1 July and come after February’s announcement of new laws that raise questions over the future of agency work in the country.
In draft form, the laws do not “identify the eligibility criteria” for a new ‘R’ visa, which will be introduced for high-level personnel and professionals in short supply in the country, Baker McKenzie says.
The current ‘F’ visa for business use will be moved to a new ‘M’ category.
The new laws will also reinforce the illegality of working without a valid employment and residence permit, and redefining the rules for students interning in the country.
dacare This entry was posted on June 19th, 2013 at 09:49:08 am by dacare and is filed under News of China, Living & Working in China.