China – Visas
Relocating to China calls for thorough visa preparation well in advance. Although nationals of roughly 50 countries can currently enter without a…
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China – Selling Property
For foreign nationals, selling property in China is a legally demanding undertaking that draws in multiple government bodies, compulsory registration procedures, and…
Read more →China – Buying Property
Non-Chinese citizens are permitted to purchase residential property in China under Chinese law, but the market operates under considerably stricter controls than…
Read more →China – Work Permits and Working Legally
Any foreign national planning to work in China must secure a valid Foreigner’s Work Permit (FWP) and the corresponding work visa before…
Read more →China – Veterinary Care
China’s veterinary sector has undergone remarkable transformation over the past decade, propelled by the country’s rapidly expanding pet ownership culture. Major urban…
Read more →China – Vehicle Maintenance, Repairs, and Breakdown Recovery
China enforces a compulsory periodic vehicle inspection system (年检, niÇŽn jiÇŽn) that encompasses safety, roadworthiness, and emissions for every registered motor vehicle…
Read more →China – Taxis and Ride-Hailing Services
Taxis and ride-hailing services are readily accessible throughout China’s urban centres, forming a convenient and budget-friendly cornerstone of expat daily life. Metered…
Read more →China – Taxation
China’s Individual Income Tax (IIT) framework is administered centrally by the State Taxation Administration (STA) and applies to all individuals earning income…
Read more →China – Self-Employment
China presents a layered but increasingly navigable environment for foreign entrepreneurs and independent professionals. Foreign nationals are legally barred from registering as…
Read more →China – Retail and Consumer Issues
China presents expats with a vibrant and highly convenient retail landscape. Stores are typically open throughout the week with no restrictions on…
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