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//english.dbw.cn 2016-03-09 10:06:35 |
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![]() The undated photo shows the inside of the Beijing International Airport.[Photo:OLDBEIJING.ORG] China is reportedly considering plans to make it easier for foreign experts to live and work in the country, such as offering them five- or even 10-year multiple-entry visas. The China Daily has quoted the country's top official in charge of foreign experts affairs as saying the visa issue will be addressed this year so it will not become a hurdle preventing high-end overseas talent from coming to China. Zhang Jianguo has also vowed to remove career barriers for foreign talent and make their lives in China more convenient. The Chinese government has pledged to introduce many types of overseas talent, especially scientists in strategic sectors and those who are able to engage in innovations, breakthrough techniques and developing high-tech industries.
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Author: Source:xinhua Editor:Yang Fan |