FBCS is glad to invite you to join us for European Chamber's seminar on expatriates' life in Shanghai and learn more about policy updates and trend analysis. There only are limited seating available - secure you spot the soonest.
In the last decade China has seen a continuous rise in the number of foreigners travelling or moving into the country for business, education, and other purposes. But, since the pandemic's lockdowns, the Chinese government imposed a series of travelling policies, which has made it complicated for expats to go through procedures of documents and return to China. The uncertainty about entry permission though holding valid visa and residence permit remains.
On the other hand, China rolls out incentives for foreign talents to live a more comfortable life in terms of settlement, tax, social insurance, medical services and education. The European Chamber is delighted to invite you to this workshop where insiders and experts will analyse the foreign population's development in Shanghai, and deconstruct policies relevant to expats.
Agenda:
14:00-14:30 Registration and networking
14:30-14:40 Opening remarks
Ms. Jeanette Yu, Partner, Head of Employment & Pensions, CMS China; Chair of the Human Resources Working Group, European Chamber
14:40-15:10 Expat Demographics, Challenges and Opportunities
Mr. Gabor Holch, General Manager of Campanile Management Consulting
15:10-15:40 International Staff Dispatch
15:40-16:10 Travel and Immigration Policy Updates for Foreign Nationals
Mr. Roy Ren, Senior Director, Fragomen (Shanghai) Co., Ltd
16:10-16:20 Closing remarks
Ms. Jeanette Yu
16:20-16:50 Networking
Partner at CMS China, Chair of the Human Resources Working Group, European Chamber
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