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Guide for Foreign Business Professionals Living and Working in China (2024)
2024.03.19
To facilitate foreign business expatriates working and living in China, the Ministry of Commerce of the People's Republic of China, in collaboration with relevant departments, has compiled A Guide to Working and Living in China as Business Expatriates (2024 Edition) . It includes four parts, Notes, Daily Life Services, Services for Stay and Residence in China, and Relevant Services for Work in China, covering matters such as residence registration, SIM card, bank card, residence permit, work permit, social insurance, mobile payment, transportation, payment of individual income tax, and etc.Read More + -
Payment Service Guide for Overseas Visitors to Guangdong
2024.03.05
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Mutual 30-Day Visa-Exemption Arrangement Between Singapore and The People’s Republic Of China
2024.01.26
With effect from 9 February 2024, holders of ordinary passports issued by the People’s Republic of China (PRC) will be exempted from visa requirements for a stay of up to 30 days in Singapore. There will be no refund of the visa processing fee for those who had earlier submitted an application.Read More + -
144-hour Visa Free Transit in Guangdong Province
2023.10.12
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Les mesures sanitaires pour les voyages vers la France évoluent
2023.02.16
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Consumers pull back on purchasing, reports NPD
2022.03.04
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Sea Freight Rates from China to the US West Coast Plunge by Nearly Half
2022.02.18
Container shipping rates from China to the West Coast of the US fell last October after reaching record highs in September.Read More + -
Seven Predictions For Retail In The Year Ahead
2022.02.17
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Supply Chain Challenges Continue
2022.01.21
The container crisis that led to problems in receiving timely deliveries of merchandise in 2021 is unfortunately not a thing of the past. In fact, most retail pundits are predicting that supply chain issues will be one of the top challenges facing us as we head into 2022.Read More + -
China Tariffs Really Could Drop 50%, But All Depends On Beijing
2020.01.06
President Trump finally took to Twitter this morning to discuss the news of a phase one trade deal being complete only to say the reporting on it was “fake news.”Read More +