Key criteria and residency pathways are still unclear. The public says no, thanks Since beijing announced a new visa to attract young science and technology graduates, a backlash has erupted online, forcing the government to respond. China has loosened its foreign worker visa rules to lure global science and technology professionals, just as the us, the longtime top destination for international researchers, is cutting funding for scientific research and saddling employers with soaring work visa fees. In a significant move to attract bright minds from around the globe, china has introduced the k visa, a new visa category designed for young foreign science and technology talent, effective october 1, 2025. China will introduce a new visa category for young science and technology talents, following a decision by the state council.
The visa was launched as part of china’s broader effort to strengthen its research and innovation ecosystem
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