[kirstietaylor]

I am moving to Chengdu in several weeks and will be possibly looking for an apartment then! Add me on Facebook and we can talk about it! My name on Facebook is Kirstie Taylor. If you can’t find me let me know!

[kirstietaylor]

Ok cool thank you! Does anyone know how to get a tourist visa that is longer than 30 days? Like a 90 day or longer?

[kirstietaylor]

Liam wrote:

There’s still a ton of teaching work over here, especially now that some of the people on sketchy visa situations have been forced to leave, and you’ll be able to find work easily, but very little that gives you a visa. If you want a visa, Student X visas are still the easiest way to go, however if you want to come in June be forewarned that the new visa restrictions no longer allow switching tourist visas to student visas, so you’d have to take a trip to Hong Kong in August to get your visa stamped on entry.

So you are saying that if I came on a Tourist visa that I would be able to get a student visa if I went to Hong Kong and came back into China? Because That I could totally do.

[kirstietaylor]

I didn’t realize it would cost so much to sign up for a class. I was thinking it would be much cheaper. I still want to save money whipe I’m there. Does anyone have any recommendations on what kind of visa to get/what to do to get over there to teach English?

Im 22 years old and will graduate college in May with a Communication degree. I am looking to come in June but I guess that is flexible. Please let me know!

[kirstietaylor]

Do you have any recommendations on a school that is smaller? I wouldn’t mind doing Chinese language classes if that would satisfy the requirement for a student visa.  Or some type of culture class.

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