Starting a company in China can be an exhilarating journey filled with opportunities and challenges. However, one of the most crucial steps in this process is selecting the right visa. Navigating through China's visa regulations can be complex, and choosing between a Business Visa (M Visa) and a Work Visa (Z Visa) is pivotal for compliance.

Successful Case丨Russian Graduate Got Chinese Work Visa 📌 Client Background:​​ ✅ Born in 2003, Russian nationality ✅ Set to obtain a Russian bachelor's degree in June 2025 ✅ 2021-2023: On-campus studies in Russia ✅ 2023-2025: Online studies + ​​simultaneously attended a language school in China (holding a student visa)​​ ✅ No work experience after graduation

However, navigating the complex work visa policies can be daunting. This guide provides a comprehensive roadmap to help you secure a work permit in China after graduation, ensuring you can kickstart your career without unnecessary hurdles.

Updating your work permit when changing jobs in China is a multi-step process that requires careful attention to deadlines and documentation. By following this guide, you can ensure compliance with Chinese regulations and avoid legal risks. For professional assistance, HACOS Business Services is here to help you every step of the way. Reach out to us today!

In this blog post, we'll discuss practical steps on how to get a job in China, provide tips on using effective job hunting apps, highlight foreigner-friendly job boards, and offer advice on revamping your resume. Additionally, we will cover the importance of obtaining a legal work visa to ensure your employment journey is smooth.

How to Avoid Illegal Employment in China? Obtaining relevant documents, Choose a regular company, Pay attention to the scope of work and time limit, Choose formal recruitment channels.

Navigating the landscape of employment laws in China can be complex, especially for foreigners looking to work or start businesses in the country. It is essential to recognize what constitutes illegal employment actions to avoid severe legal repercussions and ensure compliance with local regulations. In this blog post, we will explore the various actions that are considered illegal employment in China, highlighting the risks and implications for expatriates.

At HACOS Business Services, our goal is to assist foreigners navigate the complex world of visas and work permits in China, ensuring a smooth transition. In this blog post, we’ll discuss the steps you need to take when quitting your job in China, including work permit cancellations, tax clearance, and social security considerations.

Graduate Got China Work Visa Without Work Experience. Applicant​​: Yemeni national, 22 years old ​​👉Education​​: Bachelor’s degree in Economics from ​​South China University of Technology (211/Double First-Class University)​​, graduating in June 2025 ​​👉Language Proficiency​​: Holds ​​HSK4 Certificate​​ (Chinese Proficiency Test Level 4) ​​👉Work Experience​​: None (fresh graduate)

If you are a foreigner seeking employment or starting a business in China, one of the most crucial aspects to consider is social security. In this blog post, we will explore why you need to buy social security when working in China and how HACOS Business Services can assist you in setting up your new venture smoothly.