China Foreigner's Work Permit Application Guide

To submit this form, prepare all required documents and submit them to the specified contact person. For electronic submissions, email the JPG copies to workingpermit@szu.edu.cn. For physical submissions, deliver paper copies to Ms. Xue (Office 328, Administration Building) or Ms. Wu (Office 326, Administration Building). Ensure all translations and verifications are complete before submission. Advice: Double-check all documents for accuracy and completeness to avoid delays.

Key dates for submitting this form in 2024 and 2025 include the application deadlines for each document and necessary approvals. Ensure all documents are prepared and submitted well before the expiry dates to avoid delays.

The purpose of this form is to guide foreigners through the process of obtaining a Foreigner's Work Permit in China. It provides comprehensive details on the necessary steps, required documents, and important considerations for successful applications. This guide helps ensure a smooth and efficient process, facilitating the transition for foreign workers and their families.

• 1. Working Permit Application Form: Issued by the International Office and required for work permit application.
• 2. Certificate of former working experience: Issued by the former employer within the last two years, including required details and verification.
• 3. Highest degree certificate: An official certificate verifying the applicant's highest educational qualification.
• 4. Statement of no criminal record: A statement issued by the applicant's country or permanent residence country, verifying no criminal record.
• 5. Health certificate: Issued by accredited medical institutions, verifying the applicant's health status within the last six months.
• 6. Signed contract in English and Chinese: A contract detailing employment terms, including social or commercial insurance for the applicant.
• 7. Photo page of passport: A clear copy of the applicant's passport photo page for identification purposes.
• 8. Bareheaded photo of applicant: A recent photo of the applicant with a white background, taken within the last six months.
• 9. Accompanying family members' documents: Includes copies of passport, marriage certificate, birth certificate, and health certificate for accompanying family members.
• 10. Cancellation proof of previous foreign expert certificate: Required if the applicant has previously worked in China, verifying cancellation of the last work permit.
• 11. Applicant's resume: A detailed resume in both Chinese and English, following the specified template format.

Failing to submit this form can result in significant delays and complications. It may impact the approval of your work permit and ability to work legally in China.

• Application Delays: Delays in processing your work permit application, affecting your start date.
• Legal Issues: Potential legal complications from working without a valid permit.
• Rejection of Application: Incomplete or incorrect submissions may lead to rejection of your application.
• Impact on Family Members: Potential issues for accompanying family members' documentation and stay.

• 1. Starting a Job in China: When you have been offered a job in China and need to apply for a work permit.
• 2. Changing Employers in China: When you are changing employers within China and need a new work permit.
• 3. Accompanying Family Members: When your family members are accompanying you and need related documentation.
• 4. Renewing Work Permit: When you need to renew your existing work permit in China.
• 5. Legal Compliance: To ensure you are legally compliant with Chinese immigration regulations.