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European Chamber welcomes improved policy for foreign residents returning to China, calls for greater clarity and consistency
The European Chamber has for some months been strongly advocating better mechanisms to facilitate the timely and safe return of foreign residents to China, and is encouraged by this positive development.
Read moreMFA Responds to Chamber’s Request to Allow the Return of Foreign SME Staff and International School Teachers
On 6th July, European Chamber President Jörg Wuttke wrote a second letter to Foreign Affairs Minister Wang Yi since China imposed entry restrictions for foreign nationals in March.
Read moreHow to Return to China - Q&A Session with the Guangzhou Authorities
On 28th July, the European Chamber South China Chapter co-organised an online and onsite Q&A seminar on entry policies and visa extension with Guangzhou Foundation for International Exchange and Cooperation in Guangzhou.
Read moreChamber statement on the recent CRSC announcement on custodian licence requirements
The European Chamber views the China Securities Regulatory Commission’s and China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission’s recently updated requirements for applying for onshore custodian licences as a very constructive development.
Read moreFocus on the COVID-19
This platform is created to keep our members informed of the latest updates, and to reduce the potential risks and challenges of operating and living in China.
Read moreSummary of Official Policies on the COVID-19 [Last Updated 8th July]
Collection of official notices from central and local governments where the European Chamber operates. The list will be updated on regular basis.
Read moreStance on the Updated Negative List for Foreign Investment
The European Union Chamber of Commerce in China (European Chamber) views the updated Negative List for Foreign Investment as another small step forward in China’s reform and opening up agenda.
Read moreStance on the US’ Decision to Suspend Hong Kong’s Special Trade Status
The ‘one country, two systems’ framework governing the relationship between Mainland China and the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (SAR) underpins the current and future success of ‘Asia’s World City’.
Read moreRoundtable Meeting with Shenzhen Municipal Administration for Market Regulation
30th of June, Market Supervision and Regulation Bureau of Shenzhen Municipality organized a roundtable meeting with the European Chamber's South China Standards and Conformity Assessment (SCA) Working Group.
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