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As of April 2026, there are major updates to the core policies for Brazilian citizens traveling to China — the unilateral visa-free policy has been extended until the end of the year, the ten-year multiple-entry visa remains valid, whether for tourism, business, or family visits, you can find the most convenient way to enter the country.

Entering China for business requires careful preparation, especially when it comes to obtaining the right visa. For many foreigners, the process can seem complex due to varying requirements based on nationality and the purpose of the visit. This guide breaks down the steps and key details you need to know to apply for a China business visa, including when a PU letter is necessary and how China’s visa-free policies might affect your travel plans. Understanding the China Busine

Applying for a work visa in China can feel overwhelming at first. The process involves several steps, specific documents, and strict timelines. However, with the right guidance, you can navigate it smoothly and focus on your business goals. I want to share practical advice and clear steps to help you start your china work visa application confidently. Understanding the Basics of a China Work Visa Before diving into the application, it’s important to understand what a China wo

At such times, dialing the official hotlines accurately can resolve problems in the most efficient and safest way, avoiding getting into trouble due to language barriers or unfamiliarity with procedures.

Shanghai authorities have implemented stricter requirements for foreign work permit applications and renewals, effective February 5, 2026. These changes significantly affect salary thresholds and renewal timelines. They may directly impact your ability to legally work and remain in China. All foreign professionals and employing companies should review these updates carefully and take early action. Shanghai Work Permit Changes Update 1: Increased Salary Thresholds for Category

If you are planning to open or run a factory in China, mark 15-23 February 2026 now. During this nine-day window the country virtually stops: ports, customs, banks and most factories operate with skeleton crews or close completely. Below is the short version of what the law requires you to pay, when you must release goods, and how to keep both workers and customers happy. 2026 Spring-Festival Calendar (State-council release) Legal holiday: 15 Feb (Sun) – 23 Feb (Mon) Make-up