The Trump administration is banning Chinese passenger airlines from flying to the U.S. starting later this month, a move that comes as Beijing prohibits U.S. airlines to resume flights there. The order, published Wednesday, takes effect June 16, but it could be moved up. Delta Air Lines and United Airlines […]
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The U.S. visa restriction on Chinese students and researchers severely undermined their legitimate rights and interests, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zhao Lijian said on Tuesday. The U.S. side’s latest action under an abused concept of national security and flimsy excuses “runs counter to the common aspiration for friendly people-to-people, especially youth-to-youth […]
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A Chinese man in East China’s Jiangsu Province was recently sentenced to death in a first-instance judgment for killing a foreigner, local media Daily Express reported Wednesday. The man surnamed Cong, 28, stabbed the foreign student in his chest with a knife on July 11, 2018, following a quarrel. The […]
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Universities in China should not blindly pursue internationalization or expand the enrollment of international students, said the Ministry of Education. Rather, they should focus on the quality of international education and attract more talented youth from around the world to study at Chinese universities, the ministry said in a recent […]
Read More Universities Become More Strict About International Enrollment
The U.S. will require that all Chinese airlines flying between the two countries to submit their plans at least 30 days in advance of actual flights, a move that one observer said could be aimed at pressuring Beijing to allow American carriers to resume flights to China. U.S. airlines […]
Read More U.S Pressures China To Let U.S. Airlines Come Back
A flight carrying about 200 employees of German companies to China is to arrive Saturday in the first mass return of foreign workers since Beijing barred most visitors from overseas two months ago to fight the coronavirus. The employees obtained visas under a “fast track” program aimed at helping […]
Read More German Workers Are Free To fly To China In June
Hong Kong and Singapore airports will lift their bans on transit passengers from the start of June as part of the easing of coronavirus restrictions which have stunted the economy and decimated air travel. The moves will be especially welcomed by Cathay Pacific and Singapore Airlines, which rely on their […]
Read More Airports Lift Bans On transit passengers
A seminar was held recently in Shenzhen to address issues related to visas for foreigners during the COVID-19 pandemic by the Shekou Management and Service Center for Expats. If the expats are now abroad and their residence permits expire before the borders reopen, can they apply for any type […]
Read More Visa Can Only Be Extended Automatically Once
Many people may think as the entry ban for foreign nationals is not lifted, so the international flights information is useless. But you should know there are 400,000 Chinese students in the U.S., about 42,000 of them are child students. Many of them are desperate to return to China […]
Read More American Airlines Not Allow To Resume Flights To China
The Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) has approved the flight and charter plan for two foreign airlines to China in June. An insider close to the CAAC said on Friday night that the CAAC has approved the plan Friday afternoon, without providing details of the plan. Analysts believe that the […]
Read More China Approves International Flights Plan
On May 21, 2020, per Chinese mainstream media, the Beijing police would launch a special campaign called “Jingwang 2020” to purify the network environment throughout the city from May to December, aiming to crack down on the black market of illegal VPNs and data trading. The campaign consists of three major […]
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On a hot early summer afternoon of May 7, Amorn Samuel and his family were walking to a newly opened bookstore near their apartment in eastern city of Shenzhen’s. The two boys of the family, Robert and Peter, were leading the team, riding self-balancing scooters and carrying footballs. Following them […]
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Civil Aviation Administration of China on Tuesday, announced extension in the International Air Travel restrictions till October. The news is a shock for majority of foreigners, eagerly waiting to return to China. The news does not give any positive signal to the foreigners, as it indicates that return to China […]
Read More Update On Travel Restrictions In China
China has approached a number of countries including South Korea, South East Asia, Europe and Singapore to discuss the possibility of easing border controls to allow some business travel to resume. The action is taken under the part of broader efforts to restart economic activity which has been blocked by the corona-virus pandemic. As the country has succeed in controlling the spread of […]
Read More Entry Restrictions Will Be Eased Soon For Foreigners
In the city of Xian, the capital city of China’s central Shaanxi province is introducing a new system for the registration of marriage by the end of this September. A far-fetched idea of getting married with a face scan will be available as an option for soon-to-wed couples in Xian. […]
Read More Face Scan Is Now Seen As a New Method Of Getting Married
Everything about going back to school after a months-long corona-virus shutdown was bound to be strange. The reality has been disappointing. His classmates are barely recognizable behind their mandatory masks. Desks are spaced too far to chat with a neighbor. And lunch time? “It used to be the most relaxing […]
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