After graduating from China, international students can apply for a post-study work visa, primarily the Residence Permit for Employment. This permit allows graduates to work for up to two years, provided they secure a job offer from a Chinese employer. The employer must sponsor the application, which requires proof of graduation, a valid passport, and a employment contract.
Alternatively, graduates can explore the Entrepreneurship Visa if they plan to start a business in China. This requires a detailed business plan, proof of funding, and approval from local authorities. Both options demand compliance with Chinese immigration laws and timely application submissions.
