amani63:
how much do it cost if you don't work with an agent

You could earn up to ¥8,000.00 or more.

You need to learn some karate,judo and task wan do.

@ropodinho3633 sup I'm also badly in need of that same China visa right now how can someone geta company to send him and invitation letter how much is the visa fee and how long does it take to be processed

samuelkingz:
I just dedicated today to reading about teaching English in China and believe me its worth a try...imagine making $3k on a normal...then if you re a real hustler,more could be made..cost of living is cheap there also...you could save up and buy hood which you can send back home...brothers...I think we should give this China a try....the work Visa may be hard but its worth a try...let's research more and put our heads together by sharing info and resource to aid us all ..

I will not discourage but don't bank on this because your chances of getting a visa to travel to China to teach is very slim. Chinese recruit mainly English speaking Europeans and Americans for this job.

While you search though keep your eyes open for scammers because there are a lot of them in this sector selling fake recruitment letters and IV letter from Chinese companies.

New Zealander, South African are also accepted.

sholajigga:
New Zealander, South African are also accepted.

Yes and you can also add Kenya to that list

ropodinho3633:


Not easy to get work visa brother, I don't mean you can get it, you need to have someone here that has company, then such person can get you a letter from ministry of work here.

Hello sir can you put us through this China movement..either work visa or student visa

Interesting

I need some assistance here, My Cousin is graduating some months time and I already got an invitation letter from his school in China. Please would like to know if i can process the visa all by myself or would have to go through an agent, Mind you I visted China sometimes last year .

I see some people here are interested in teaching English in China. First off let me start by saying getting an English language teaching job as a Nigerian carrying a Nigerian passport is one 'helluva' difficult task. The reason is because of the erroneous notion held by a lot of Chinese people that Nigeria is not an English speaking country notwithstanding the fact that English is our official language. Officially, South Africa is the only African country whose citizens can apply for English teaching jobs in China. Reason being that South Africa is regarded by many in China as an English speaking country because of the country's mixed demographic. Unofficially, anybody with a standard accent; excellent knowledge of basic English grammar; positive energy; good dress sense; a good appearance ( the fairer, the better because Chinese people are favourably disposed to people with fair / pale skin ). However if you're very dark like me (not midnight dark ooo), dress nicely and most importantly know your onions, people (opportunities) will not pass you up easily. I know guys from Nigerian, Ghana, Cameroon, Kenya, South Africa, Uganda, Russian, Uruguay, Brazil, Ukraine, Spain, the Philippines etc, who teach English in China. Aside from the SA guy (he's coloured)who got his employment through the front door, others got theirs through the back door with no working/teaching 'Z' visa. Teaching or working without a Z visa carries the potential risk of you being caught by the immigration police who sometimes pay unannounced visits to schools with the sole aim of apprehending foreigners teaching without the required visas. When that happens, you go see where all man including Oyibo man/ woman dey jump fence. Lol! With regards to salary, the $3k (18,500 Yuan) some guy quoted here is far fetched, imaginary and inflated. It's very rare to find a school in China that will pay a fresher in the field that amount of money. Even new ESL teachers from native English speaking countries don't earn that much in second tier cities like Sheyang. Although salaries are high in mega cities like Shanghai, Beijing, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, etc, but boy, the competition is intense! All the best, guys!

ropodinho3633:
At all do not hesitate to ask any questions about China visa.

Hello bro I would like to give it a shot
How do one go about the school?since I have bachelor degree and hoping to get an msc as well, can you guide me on how to go about it...thanks

Following pls.. More details

@ropodinho3633 sup I'm also badly in need of that same China visa right now how can someone geta company to send him and invitation letter how much is the visa fee and how long does it take to be processed

What type of visa do you want to apply for?

bogolobango:


@ropodinho3633 sup I'm also badly in need of that same China visa right now how can someone geta company to send him and invitation letter how much is the visa fee and how long does it take to be processed

chukxie:
I see some people here are interested in teaching English in China. First off let me start by saying getting an English language teaching job as a Nigerian carrying a Nigerian passport is one 'helluva' difficult task. The reason is because of the erroneous notion held by a lot of Chinese people that Nigeria is not an English speaking country notwithstanding the fact that English is our official language. Officially, South Africa is the only African country whose citizens can apply for English teaching jobs in China. Reason being that South Africa is regarded by many in China as an English speaking country because of the country's mixed demographic. Unofficially, anybody with a standard accent; excellent knowledge of basic English grammar; positive energy; good dress sense; a good appearance ( the fairer, the better because Chinese people are favourably disposed to people with fair / pale skin ). However if you're very dark like me (not midnight dark ooo), dress nicely and most importantly know your onions, people (opportunities) will not pass you up easily. I know guys from Nigerian, Ghana, Cameroon, Kenya, South Africa, Uganda, Russian, Uruguay, Brazil, Ukraine, Spain, the Philippines etc, who teach English in China. Aside from the SA guy (he's coloured)who got his employment through the front door, others got theirs through the back door with no working/teaching 'Z' visa. Teaching or working without a Z visa carries the potential risk of you being caught by the immigration police who sometimes pay unannounced visits to schools with the sole aim of apprehending foreigners teaching without the required visas. When that happens, you go see where all man including Oyibo man/ woman dey jump fence. Lol! With regards to salary, the $3k (18,500 Yuan) some guy quoted here is far fetched, imaginary and inflated. It's very rare to find a school in China that will pay a fresher in the field that amount of money. Even new ESL teachers from native English speaking countries don't earn that much in second tier cities like Sheyang. Although salaries are high in mega cities like Shanghai, Beijing, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, etc, but boy, the competition is intense! All the best, guys!

Thank you boss for this.

People be guided, especially students.

Your visa doesnt allow you to work.

If you work, however and you are caught, your name na sorry.

The amount you make if you do work illegally is dependent on the number of hours available to you which is basically teaching Emglish (using one kind accent).
Do people do it? Yes.
Have they being caught? Yes and No.

PS:
I left China last year July after my studies. So, the info above together with the quoted is valid as at when I was there...

maziude:


Thank you boss for this.

People be guided, especially students.

Your visa doesnt allow you to work.

If you work, however and you are caught, your name na sorry.

The amount you make if you do work illegally is dependent on the number of hours available to you which is basically teaching Emglish (using one kind accent).
Do people do it? Yes.
Have they being caught? Yes and No.

PS:
I left China last year July after my studies. So, the info above together with the quoted is valid as at when I was there...

You're welcome, brotherly!

chukxie:


You're welcome, brotherly!

Nothing do you boss. You still dey 中国?

maziude:


Nothing do you boss. You still dey 中国?

Yes!

chukxie:


Yes!

Na so...

@Olajideadm business visa

maziude:


Na so...

You dey this way, too?Which province, city?

Oh my advice of you are coming to stay in china for a long period of time my advice go for student visa as business can only take you 1-3months depend how many months you were given and on getting to china you cannot renew it that is why most people go for study visa...

bogolobango:
@Olajideadm business visa

chukxie:


You dey this way, too?Which province, city?

I been dey Jinan for shandong province but i don move.

maziude:


I been dey Jinan for shandong province but i don move.

I dey Changsha, Hunan Province. All the best bro.

@Olajideadm im not going to China to stay I'm going for a business maximum of 10days or 14days i just sent you a pm

Greeting to everyone in the house, Please how can i get china visa? do you have any contact that can help with China visa

mailuk822:
Greeting to everyone in the house, Please how can i get china visa? do you have any contact that can help with China visa

Your purpose would determine what kind of visa you’d be needing.

Very interesting
I'm learning at the background
My eyes don dey this chinko levels

sholajigga:


Your purpose would determine what kind of visa you’d be needing.

Exactly, are you in China?

oh okay

bogolobango:
@Olajideadm im not going to China to stay I'm going for a business maximum of 10days or 14days i just sent you a pm