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Can I attend a Chinese Language School on a business (M) VISA?


Jan Finster

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Since I go to China on business trips, I have a multi-entry M-VISA. Can I attend a Chinese Language School with such a VISA or is the school going to refuse it? Or will I run into problems with authorities even if the school accepts it?

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Ask the school if you haven't already done so. Also, the answer might be different according to how long you hope to study. If it's just a few weeks, probably won't matter. 

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Are you studying part time or full time. 

You don't need a visa for part time study. That is to say, naturally you need a visa to come to chins   but you already have an M visa. 

 

In any case you would be hard pressed to find a school that wouldn't accept you (university's exception) . Usually it's getting the visa that's the problem. 

 

The problem is usually the other way round. Many coming to China and working full time under a student visa so authorities check school register (to see if they are actually turning up) 

 

My school cancelled several X1 student visas in the past for students not turning up .

 

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Hi there, 

 

Thought I would answer this given that I'm currently at a language school, where I have been studying for the past 7 weeks :)

 

I'm in China on a multi-entry visa which similarly I got through work as I fly in and out of China regularly from my normal base in HK.  The school didn't mind at all and neither did immigration when I filled in the arrival form.  I have even flown in and out of the country during this 7 week period without any hiccups.  All good.  

Hi there, 

 

Thought I would answer this given that I'm currently at a language school, where I have been studying for the past 7 weeks :)

 

I'm in China on a multi-entry visa which similarly I got through work as I fly in and out of China regularly from my normal base in HK.  The school didn't mind at all and neither did immigration when I filled in the arrival form.  I have even flown in and out of the country during this 7 week period without any hiccups.  All good.  

 

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