When you first arrive in China, Beijing Capital International Airport (PEK) is often the entry point for many travelers. As a foreigner, navigating the airport and the city can be a bit overwhelming. This guide will help you understand what to do first upon arrival, how to find nearby hotels, how to get to the train station, and what to do in general as you settle in Beijing. First Steps After...

Step 1: Know the Common Job Types for ForeignersMost foreigners in China work in the following areas:English teaching (kindergartens, training centers, universities)Tech & IT roles (developers, engineers)Media & creative work (design, writing, content creation)Sales and international businessTranslation and localizationStep 2: Prepare a China-Ready CVYour resume should be:1–2 pages...

Tapping into Chinese Social Media for Business with Hafrik Expanding your business in China can be a challenge, especially when navigating the unique dynamics of the foreigner market. However, Hafrik offers a powerful platform to help businesses connect with the growing expat community in China. Here’s how you can tap into this market and boost your business using Hafrik. 1....

Mastering China’s Digital Payment Landscape: A Foreigner's GuideThe Chinese technological boom has reshaped the country's economy, with digital payment systems playing a significant role in this transformation. As a foreigner exploring China, there are significant distinctions that can assist you in understanding and navigating the Chinese digital payment landscape.The Pioneers: Alipay and...

Whether you’re landing in Beijing, flying out from Guangzhou, or making a stop in Shanghai, China’s visa-free transit policy allows you to explore the country for up to 240 hours (10 days) — no full visa required. ✈️ What Is the 240-Hour Visa-Free Transit? This is a special policy that lets eligible travelers stay in China without a visa for up to 240 hours, as long as...