Dec 16 2018, 01:44 PM
QUOTE(honsiong @ Dec 14 2018, 12:23 PM)
So the company I am joining hasn't gotten any work permit done so far, this is their first time.
Me graduated from MMU, working in Singapore, meaning I need to get documents done on both sides of the causeway. Really need some planning ahead to cut down on leave days burn as lil as possible.
// will update over period when I apply for permit
Translators in Singapore for MFA, CN embassy in SG:
- pending
Medical checkup place recognized by CN in SG:
- pending, embassy staff did not name any and asked me to do it in mainland, tung shin remains the closest.
// changelog
Update 1: Called CN embassy in SG, macam no translator and hospital here recognized by Chinese government.
I did mine in Tungshin as well. China Embassy also mention the same, no designated hosptial in Msia before, but many people going to China still doing it at Tungshin.Me graduated from MMU, working in Singapore, meaning I need to get documents done on both sides of the causeway. Really need some planning ahead to cut down on leave days burn as lil as possible.
// will update over period when I apply for permit
Translators in Singapore for MFA, CN embassy in SG:
- pending
Medical checkup place recognized by CN in SG:
- pending, embassy staff did not name any and asked me to do it in mainland, tung shin remains the closest.
// changelog
Update 1: Called CN embassy in SG, macam no translator and hospital here recognized by Chinese government.
I actually used a medical form from the USA China Embassy.
http://www.china-embassy.org/eng/ywzn/lsyw.../rap/t84254.htm
It was in 2016. When I reach Dalian China, the outsource company still bring me to do a medial checkup for the tests that are not complete in Msia.
The company was very experience as it hires many foreigner so it was kinda easier for me even though a lot of docs still needed.
Hope this helps.
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