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Foreigners Divorcing in China: 5 Legal Steps You Must Know   If you are a foreign national who married in China — or married abroad but lived in China — you may be surprised to learn that China could still require you to divorce here. Many expats assume that because their marriage was registered overseas, Chinese courts have no jurisdiction. That assumption is wrong — and costly. One procedural mistake can delay your case for months. Here is exactly what you need to know.   Step 1: Determine Where to File China’s civil procedure rules give you two options:  If the defendant lives in China→ file at the court where …

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A visa refusal, immigration inspection, or deportation at the border—for foreign investors or employees planning to enter China—does not merely disrupt travel plans. It can mean millions in lost opportunities, project delays, or even business interruption. From a legal perspective, this often comes down to three words: non-compliance. However, the law is not only a threshold but also a safeguard. With accurate understanding and proactive preparation, risks can be effectively mitigated. I. Core Legal Basis: Why Entry May Be Denied Under the Exit and Entry Administration Law of the People‘s Republic of China and relevant regulations, the legal grounds for entry denial are primarily set forth in the following provisions: Article Content Impact …

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