China – Finding Property to Buy
For foreign nationals, purchasing property in China is a well-defined yet intricate undertaking. The primary avenues available include engaging a local estate…
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China – Finding Employment
Securing employment in China as a foreign national is increasingly achievable — especially in fields such as technology, education, green energy, and…
Read more →China – Employment Terms and Conditions
China’s employment landscape is shaped by two foundational pieces of legislation: the Labour Law of 1994 and the Labour Contract Law of…
Read more →China – Emergencies
China operates no single unified emergency number. Instead, three distinct lines handle different situations: 110 for police, 119 for fire, and 120…
Read more →China – Elderly Care
China’s elderly care landscape is changing at a remarkable pace, weaving together centuries-old Confucian traditions of filial respect with substantial government spending…
Read more →China – Education and Schools
China runs one of the largest and most systematically organised education systems anywhere on the planet, anchored by nine years of state-funded…
Read more →China – Driving Licenses
Foreign nationals who wish to drive in China must obtain a Chinese driving licence — roads on the Chinese mainland do not…
Read more →China – Driving
Getting behind the wheel in China demands considerably more preparation than most newcomers anticipate. Foreign licences and International Driving Permits carry no…
Read more →China – Doctors
China runs a blended public-private healthcare system. Expats who are formally employed are generally obliged to join the public social insurance scheme,…
Read more →China – Disability
China maintains a comprehensive legal structure addressing disability rights, built on the Law on the Protection of Disabled Persons (originally passed in…
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