City Guide
Answers
Login
Home
/
Community
/
Forums
/ Post a Reply
Post a Reply
Thread: Make me clear,its a headache for me
Title:
(100 characters at most)
Content: ( 3,000 characters at most, please )
You can add emoticons below to your post by clicking them.
[quote=APAULT,276382]In all probability, the college has done nothing to cancel your visa. You could ask them but that 'open a can of worms'. If you leave the country you should find out as they would raise the isssue with you! Then you can apply again with your past probably not affecting you. If you can get an internship with an organisation that will arrange your visa that would be best. If you can get this mostly arranged before you go, it should be much easier. You need not go home as you can apply from any country - but the sponsor must identify the country the forms will be taken to. Otherwise you might try to get a job teaching if you are a first language speaker of English, and get a Z visa which will be commuted into a residence permit while you work there. Or you might get an F visa...a grey area in some senses. If you don't have a sponsor agencies advertise that they can help you with this or other visa but of course there are fees. I am not sure from talking with people I have known, that you will benefit from marrying overseas rather than in China, though you will find the paperwork easier. But if you are married you can normally get annual 'extensions' to your visa, of whatever type you are eligible for. There is no such thing as an extension to a visa or changing a visa type, though these phrases are often used colloqially. You always apply for new visa, it always cancells any existing visa.. Disclaimer: I am not a professional and my comments are based on personal experience, talking to people in various situations, and reading the Chinese regulations (in English) [/quote]
characters left
Name:
Get a new code