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If any students reading this is interested by an internship in Shanghai, we are looking for interns :-) It would be doing ruby on rails and node.js development
by gommm 15y ago
If any students reading this is interested by an internship in Shanghai, we are looking for interns :-)
It would be doing ruby on rails and node.js development, 3 month minimum, paid a small stipend (enough to cover cost of living in Shanghai)
Contact at interns@webagecorp.com
- tomjen3 15y agoHow difficult is it to get a visa to work in China?
- askar_yu 15y agoshould not be difficult (nowhere near like applying to US working visa at least). And I think gommm will help you with the visa and other stuff if you decide to apply and get accepted :)
- wisty 15y agoYou need a Z visa, which needs (from memory): - Living certificate, stamped by the local PSB (cops). - A foreign expert's card (which generally requires a degree). - A health check (on arrival). - An employer that's able to employ foreign experts. (High tech should be easy enough, as long as they employ locals too). - A company that will "look after" you (flights in and out, accommodation, medical insurance, maybe food allowance). It's not too hard. There's a lot of running around that the company needs to do for you, which could take about a month (more if they haven't done it before). Note, you can work on an L or F visa, but risk fines and deportation. Companies will say they have "connections", so the visa doesn't matter. If they have "connections", they can get a visa.
- gommm 15y agoIn the case of internship, you only need a F visa (a business visa) which is rather easy to get. Just need an invitation letter from the company and a letter from your university stating that you're a student (the latter is not necessary but helps)... To actually work, then you need the Z visa which is a bit more of a hassle as wisty said...