China has issued a guide detailing the documents required for foreigners applying for a residence permit, including a valid passport, application form, and health certificate for long-term permits.
China has announced new requirements for foreign workers seeking permanent residence, focusing on contributions to economic and social development, employment positions, and compliance with laws. Applicants must provide specific documentation and meet health and tax criteria.
China's National Immigration Administration published a document outlining the rights and obligations of foreign nationals applying for a residence permit, emphasizing the need for honesty in submissions and cooperation during the verification process.
China's National Immigration Administration has outlined five reasons foreigners can be denied a residence permit, including visa mismatches and legal violations. Decisions made by authorities are final, with no formal appeals process available.
China has outlined five categories of residence permits for foreign nationals, detailing requirements for work, study, journalism, family reunion, and private affairs. Each category has specific eligibility conditions and validity periods based on the applicant's profile.
China has established criteria for foreign investors seeking permanent residence, requiring significant investment, compliance with laws, and documentation including health certificates and tax records.
China has published guidelines detailing the rights and obligations of foreign nationals seeking permanent residency, clarifying eligibility criteria and responsibilities, including health requirements and compliance with local laws.
China has outlined the conditions for foreigners to obtain a residence permit, detailing eligibility criteria and application processes through the National Immigration Administration.
China has identified four categories of foreign nationals who may have their permanent residence revoked, including those posing security threats, receiving deportation sentences, obtaining status fraudulently, or failing to meet residency requirements.
China has announced seven categories of foreign nationals eligible for permanent residence, detailing specific conditions for each category, including requirements for investors, professionals, and family members. All applicants must comply with Chinese laws and maintain a clean record.
China has released a list of 50 countries whose citizens can visit without a visa for 30 days. Notably, no African nations are included, meaning citizens from countries like Ghana, Kenya, South Africa, and Egypt must still apply for visas.
China has released a list of 55 countries eligible for its 240-hour visa-free transit policy, excluding all African nations. Citizens from these countries can enter China for up to 10 days without a visa, highlighting ongoing issues regarding visa access for African travelers.
China will end visa-free travel arrangements for 48 countries on 31 December 2026, affecting nationals who currently enter without prior visa approval. This includes major nations from Europe, Latin America, and the Middle East.
China has confirmed that Brunei is the only country with a visa waiver agreement that has no expiry date. This unique arrangement allows Bruneian citizens to travel to China without a visa, unlike other countries with time-bound agreements.
Nigeria’s Immigration Service and China’s National Immigration Administration have agreed to enhance cooperation on migration management and border security. The agreement was made during a bilateral meeting in Lianyungang, Jiangsu Province, on the sidelines of a migration management forum.
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