In order to facilitate the work and life of foreign businesspeople in China, the Ministry of Commerce, together with relevant departments, has compiled the Guidelines for Foreign Businesspeople's Work and Life in China (2024 Edition), which is divided into four parts, namely, precautions, services for daily life, services for stopping and residing in China, and services related to work in China, and covers matters such as applying for accommodations, telecommunication cards, bank cards, residence permits, work permits, social insurances, setting up mobile payment, taking It covers matters such as applying for accommodation, communication card, bank card, residence permit, work permit, social insurance, opening mobile payment, taking transportation, paying personal income tax, etc., which are for the reference of foreign businesspeople working and living in China. In the future, the Ministry of Commerce will update the Guidelines on Working and Living in China for Foreign Businesspeople once a year according to the adjustment of relevant policies and procedures.
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). 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 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 The Ministry of Commerce will update the Guidelines on an annual basis pursuant to changes in relevant policies and procedures. The Ministry of Commerce will update the Guidelines on an annual basis pursuant to changes in relevant policies and procedures.
