Article 1 has been revised to emphasize the protection of the legal rights of foreigners working in China to participate in social insurance and to receive corresponding benefits. This is in line with the Social Insurance Law of the People's Republic of China and other relevant laws and regulations.
Article 2 now defines foreigners employed in China as those who have legally obtained employment documents such as the "Alien Employment Permit" and "Foreign Journalist's Certificate," as well as residence permits, and hold foreign permanent residence certificates, allowing them to work legally in China.
Article 7 has been amended to require foreigners receiving monthly social insurance benefits outside China to verify their eligibility for these benefits annually. This can be done by providing a survival certificate issued by a Chinese embassy or consulate abroad, or through an online self-service system as per stipulated regulations. For those legally entering China, an annual verification of their social insurance benefit eligibility is also required, which can be processed online or in person at a social insurance agency.
Article 11(2) has been updated to state that employers who hire foreigners without proper employment documents or holding a foreign permanent residence certificate will be dealt with according to the Regulations on the Administration of Employment of foreigner in China.
Corresponding modifications have been made to the attachment regarding the "Compilation Rules for Social Security Numbers for Foreigners."
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Editor: Crystal H
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