Government News
Integrated service window speeds up paperwork process for a better business environment 2018-02-11
Shanghai’s Xuhui District has simplified procedures in a bid to speed up the paperwork for overseas companies and professionals.
The district has opened an "integrated window" at its administrative service center for foreigners working for Xuhui-based companies to process their application for work and residence permits. The processing time for both has been sped up to within a week from previous two weeks, the district government said.
A German sales manager with Mayer & Cie. Circular Knitting Machines Shanghai received his work permit and visa extension after handing in the application in a week last month at the service center at 969 Nanning Road. Previously it would take at least two weeks for such paperwork.
The district has opened an "integrated window" at its administrative service center for foreigners working for Xuhui-based companies to process their application for work and residence permits. The processing time for both has been sped up to within a week from previous two weeks, the district government said.
A German sales manager with Mayer & Cie. Circular Knitting Machines Shanghai received his work permit and visa extension after handing in the application in a week last month at the service center at 969 Nanning Road. Previously it would take at least two weeks for such paperwork.
