China Work Visa ： French Client Secures 1-Year Visa via Self-Owned Company

A French client obtained a one-year China work visa through her self-owned company, overcoming concerns about pre-degree work experience and office lease compliance. A success case for foreign entrepreneurs.

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Success Case | French Client Secures Work Visa via Self-Owned Company Despite Experience Concerns

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We successfully assisted a French client in obtaining a work visa through her own company.

Initially, the client's husband was working as a teacher at a school. Later, the couple decided to transition and jointly operate their own business. During the visa application process, the client faced multiple concerns.

She was worried that her work experience gained before obtaining her bachelor's degree might not be recognized. In addition, she had concerns regarding compliance issues related to stamping the office lease agreement.

Through clear communication and patient guidance from our execution team, we addressed each concern step by step and provided professional reassurance throughout the process.

As a result, the client successfully obtained a one-year work visa.

If you are planning to start your own company and apply for a work visa through your business, feel free to contact our consultant Tiffany for expert support.

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China Domestic Flight Fuel Surcharge to Jump 500% on April 5 – Book Now

Starting April 5, China domestic flight fuel surcharges jump 500%: 60 RMB for ≤800km, 120 RMB for >800km. Book before Sunday to lock in current lower rates, even for future travel.

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China's Domestic Flight Fuel Surcharges to Skyrocket 500% This Sunday

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If you have been eyeing a domestic getaway for the upcoming May Day holiday, for example, you have less than four days to lock in your tickets before travel costs take a sharp turn upward.

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Starting April 5, the fuel surcharge for domestic flights across China is set for a massive 500% increase—a sudden shift that has travelers scrambling to book their seats before the weekend deadline. On April 1, major carriers including China United and Xiamen Air confirmed that the fees are about to jump from a nominal charge to a significant expense for every passenger.

The new pricing structure creates two distinct tiers based on the length of the journey. For shorter flights of 800 kilometers or less, the current 10 RMB surcharge will jump to 60 RMB. Travelers on longer routes exceeding 800 kilometers will feel a much larger impact, as their fee rises from 20 RMB to 120 RMB. 

While some airlines like Spring Airlines had previously hinted at a hike, the official announcements have now set a clear, urgent benchmark for what passengers can expect to pay if they wait too long to hit the "buy" button.

The most practical detail for travelers to keep in mind is that these surcharges are based on the original ticket issuance date. If you secure your ticket before the April 5 deadline, you will pay the current lower rate, even if your actual flight takes place later in the month. If you buy your ticket before April 5 and later decide to change your flight to a new date, you won't be required to pay the difference in the fuel fee. 

This "lock-in" rule has become a major topic on social media, with many travelers opting to finalize their bookings a few days early to avoid the extra costs.

This domestic price adjustment is largely a reaction to the same pressures that recently drove up international flight costs. Over the past few weeks, airlines like China Southern and Juneyao Air have already moved to increase surcharges on overseas routes, with some fees doubling for destinations like the United States and Australia. 

The underlying cause remains the volatility of the international oil market, fueled by shipping constraints in the Strait of Hormuz and escalating tensions in the Middle East. Since aviation fuel accounts for roughly 30% of an airline's total operating costs, these global fluctuations have a direct impact on the prices seen at checkout.

With the Qingming and May Day holidays approaching, the timing of the hike is likely to be felt by many. Despite the upcoming price increase, the demand for travel remains high; current data suggests that May Day flight bookings are already up nearly 20% compared to the same period last year. For residents in China who have been weighing their options for a spring break, the current window offers a chance to secure travel at the lower rate before the new fees officially take flight this Sunday.

Source: 新京报

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西安2026中文夏令营教师招聘 日薪350-490元 报名4月12日截止

丝合汉语2026年西安中文夏令营招募汉语教师。岗位要求持有汉语教师资格证，3年以上外籍青少年教学经验。工作时间：6月14-26日或7月12-24日，日薪350-490元，提供工作餐。报名截止2026年4月12日，需发送中英文简历及视频。

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你热爱汉语教学，富有创造力与激情吗？你渴望在一个充满活力和挑战的环境中与外籍青少年一起探索中国语言与文化的魅力吗？如果你的答案是肯定的，那么你就是我们正在寻找的老师！

我们诚邀具有汉语教学经验的优秀教师加入我们，成为2026年中国语言与文化体验夏令营的一员。我们的夏令营将为7-17岁的外籍青少年提供一场深度融入中国语言、历史与文化的独特体验。

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招聘岗位

   夏令营教师

项目时间

· 2026年6月14日-6月26日

· 2026年7月12日-7月24日 

工作地点

   西安

岗位要求

🧑‍🏫汉语教师

✅持有汉语教师资格证书；

✅具有3年以上针对7-17岁外籍青少年的教学经验；

✅有较强的跨文化沟通能力，有国际学校或多元文化背景的工作经验者优先；

✅性格耐心、亲和力强，能够根据不同年龄段和背景的学员灵活调整教学方法；

✅热爱青少年教育，富有创造力和团队合作精神；

✅常住地：西安

我们提供的机会

丰富的教学经验
与来自世界各地的青少年学员一同学习、成长，锻炼跨文化沟通与教学技巧；

专业培训与支持
提供全方位的教师培训及团队支持，帮助你提升教学水平和团队协作能力；

丰厚的薪酬与福利
提供具有竞争力的薪资待遇（350-490元/天），并提供工作餐等福利。

为什么选择加入我们？

有意义的工作
你将成为帮助外籍青少年跨越文化障碍、了解中国语言与文化的桥梁，带给他们一生难忘的体验。

个人成长与职业发展
这是一个能够锻炼自己教学能力与跨文化沟通技巧的机会，未来无论是继续从事汉语教学还是进入国际教育领域，这份经验都将成为你宝贵的财富。

多元团队合作
你将与来自不同国家和背景的团队成员一起工作，共同创造一个积极向上的学习氛围。

如何申请

有兴趣的小伙伴请将以下文件发送至 [[email protected]]
- 中英文简历（注明教学经验）

- 自我介绍视频（中英文，3-5分钟）

*邮件标题请注明"夏令营教师申请-姓名"（如：夏令营教师申请-张三）

报名截止日期
2026年4月12日

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