Expats get wide range of services
Updated: 2012-02-22 07:46
By Wang Hongyi (China Daily)
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SHANGHAI - A service center catering for foreign residents has officially opened in the city's Pudong New Area following a two-month trial period.
The Foreign Affairs Service Station, set up by Pudong district police and Lianyang community at No 3 Building, 2797 Yaogao Middle Road, provides temporary residence permits and guidance on daily life and work. Eight staff workers offer assistance in English, Japanese and Korean.
"The station is equipped with personal data systems, so expats can complete temporary residence registration here in a short time, rather than having to go to the local police department and wait a long time," said Sun Qianyi, a Pudong district police officer.
The station also offers assistance to expats on more day-to-day aspects of life.
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Staff workers answer inquiries from an expat in the Foreign Affairs Service Station in Pudong, Shanghai, on Monday. Provided to China Daily |
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