As the new China Work Permit policy started on 1st April 2017, it’s become more troublesome and strict to apply for Work Permit. Some documents cost much more time than it did before, notarized diploma and Non-criminal record for instance. Both need to be authenticated by either China embassy or your own country embassy based in China.

Here is a guidance for you on how to prepare these documents.

(Some of the cases no need Non-crinimal record or diploma, please contract us to confirm)

If you are in China, contact your own country embassy based in China to see whether they offer the service. As of now, only a few embassies offer authentication service. The Non-criminal record from your own country embassy can be used directly.

For those who are applying outside of China then:

You need to go back to your own country(or ask your friend or relatives) to apply from local police station, Citizen Affairs Bureau or Ministry of Interior.

Go to China Embassy and get it authenticated. Usually it’s easier to get the official authentication record when you have a translated Chinese version.

Some China Embassy only accept the documents from the local notary bureau, if so, you have to have the documents from police station or citizen administration bureau to be notarized at local notary bureau first, then go to the China Embassy to be authenticated again.

In some countries, local notary bureau offers Non-criminal record service and China Embassy notification together, then you only need to apply there without going any other place.

Non-criminal record is only acceptable when it is issued or authenticated from China Embassy or your own country Embassy based in China.

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