Most work-visa delays come down to documents — the wrong ones, prepared the wrong way. Here's the core checklist and how it's legalized, with HCSG preparing it correctly for your case.
The documents most applicants need — details vary by case.
A valid passport with enough validity left, plus compliant photographs.
Your degree, verifiable and authenticated for use in China.
A recent police clearance, notarised and authenticated.
Your signed contract with the sponsoring employer, matching the role.
A health check, usually at a designated facility as part of the process.
Higher tiers and certain roles need extra supporting evidence.
The degree and criminal-record check usually have to be notarised and then authenticated so China will accept them — and the steps, order and timing matter. A check that's too old, a name that doesn't match, or the wrong authentication is the classic cause of a bounced application. We tell you exactly how each document must be prepared for your country and coordinate the China-side requirements.
There's no single universal list — it shifts with your country, role and tier. Rather than guess from a generic template, HCSG gives you the precise checklist for your case and prepares the documents correctly, so you're not redoing paperwork from abroad.
We make documents the easy part instead of the bottleneck.
A checklist tailored to your country, role and work-permit tier — not a generic one.
We tell you exactly how to notarise and authenticate each document.
Compliant Chinese translations are organised where they're needed.
We check everything before submission so a small mistake doesn't cost weeks.
The outcome: a complete, correctly-prepared document set — and an application that isn't sent back.
Specific, net-new answers — not a repeat of the guide above.
Tell us your country and role and we'll send the precise checklist — and prepare it so your application isn't bounced.
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