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Abi Buller
China
Welcome to 'The Middle Kingdom'.
If you’re looking for a work and travel destination that is packed with rich traditions, culture, and history, China's for you.
China Overview
Travel level
Experienced
Visa required
Yes
Cost of living
Low - Medium
Currency
Chinese Yuan
Work Abroad in China
With its rich tapestry of cultural traditions and jaw-dropping landscapes, China is becoming one of the world's most popular work and travel destinations. It offers opportunities for personal growth and overcoming challenges in a culturally distinct environment, with well-developed cultural exchange opportunities that now exist.
China has fast become one of the world's largest countries by population and economy. But one thing that has always been massive is its sheer size, with countless types of landscapes found in every corner of this incredibly vast country.
This considerable size is now matched by the incredible opportunities arising from its rapid development. China provides life-changing experiences for those look for a job abroad in China, with a high demand for English speakers in various fields. This makes it an enticing destination for those with a particular expertise or skill set already seeking an adventure like no other.
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How can I work abroad in China?
If you're looking to work abroad in China and making a positive impact at the likes of summer camp, then you'll need to secure a 'Cultural Exchange F Visa' to do so.
How many times can I get the Cultural Exchange F Visa to China?
As many as you like!
If you love the Adventure China program and would love to keep on returning, there's no limit on the number of times you can apply.
Do I have to go to an embassy to secure a Cultural Exchange F Visa?
In short, yes. You'll complete a thorough application process online (which our partner agencies will help you with), but you will also be required to attend an embassy to complete the process.
This means, most likely, you'll attend either Manchester or Edinburgh.
Am I eligible for a Cultural Exchange F Visa for China?
There are a few eligibility requirements you'll need to meet to secure this cultural exchange visa for China. They include:
- You must be 18 - 30 by June 1st.
- You must have a clean criminal record.
- You must have a valid passport with at least 6 months until its expiration date.
Learn more about China.
With over 3,000 years of history and diverse landscapes, from towering imperial palaces to the sprawling Great Wall, China offers a unique blend of tradition, beauty, and inspiration for those seeking a more profound understanding of this captivating country. Working abroad in China may initially present a language challenge, but locals are welcoming and patient, making it an enriching experience to navigate cultural differences.
Key Facts
- Population: 1.4bn
- Number of Regions/Provinces: 34
- Capital: Beijing
- Currency: Chinese Yen
- Area: 9.597m km2
- Yearly Tourists (approx): 30m
Major Cities
- Beijing
- Shanghai
- Shenzen
- Guangzhou
- Chengdu
Culture
China has a long, fascinating, and rich history which goes back centuries. Its history and heritage are proudly displayed throughout the country, and monuments paying homage to it are never far away. The various Dynasties of China across the ages have all impacted the world. For those interested in history, few countries can match the rich story that can be told here, especially in wonders such as The Great Wall of China.
Sports
Traditional sports with distinct Chinese attributes are very popular, with various forms of martial arts coming from the country. Yet the favourite sport in China is basketball, with famous names like Yao Ming having been huge worldwide. Individual sports are also big, with big names from China dominating the likes of badminton, table tennis, and snooker.
Music
Chinese musicians tend not to be as well known in Western countries but are understandably huge within their own country. There’s a lot of traditional Chinese-influenced music that has also made its way worldwide, while more recently, the younger generation is enjoying an inspired style surge of bands and performers.
Environment
Being one of the largest countries in the world means there’s a lot to see in China. The Great Wall of China winds its way through countless miles of expansive landscapes whilst conquering river systems such as the Yangtze River, providing a spectacle of riverside locations for thousands of kilometres. You’ll find hikes, gorges, and mountain ranges in each area, a haven for adventurers who want to get off the beaten path.
Beijing Highlights
Whether you're interested in ancient worlds or buzzing nightlife, we got you covered for a trip to Beijing.
Great Wall of China
The Great Wall of China, one of the undoubted Wonder's of the World, is a sight that you cannot miss when travelling to Beijing, or even China in general. This sprawling masterpiece of human design runs for over 21,000km, so Beijing is one of the best entry points to see well-preserved areas.
Forbidden City
The Forbidden City is an absolute essential visit for any traveller interested in Chinese history and the Dynasties of China. With almost a thousand buildings, it is a must to add to your travel itinerary while in Beijing.
Temple of Heaven
There is a reason this marvel receives thousands of visitors daily. The Temple of Heaven is a magnificent structure surrounded by incredible gardens. Read the full blog post to find out more about its history.
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