Visa with an Associate's degree in Web Design and Development

gimenezcorbalan Member

Member since 25 July 2024

gimenezcorbalanMember27 July 2024 20:07:23

Hi everyone!

I hope you're all having a great day. I'm writing to ask for advice on a question I have. How difficult is it to get a work visa or to do internships in China with just an Associate's degree in Web Development, and speaking both English and Spanish?

I understand that it can be quite challenging to get a visa in many countries, so I'd love to hear your opinions and advice specifically about the process for China.

Thanks a lot for your time!

UvS Member

Member since 06 October 2024

UvSMember28 November 2024 08:41:45

The last I knew, a Z-visa (work) demanded a BA/BS plus work experience. In addition, a job in that field would put you into direct competition with locals and is something that is VERY tough in these years post COVID. That said, you might be able to interest a company due to the pairing of multiple languages with Web Development. Larger cities are pretty strict about having all boxes checked regarding regulations. Smaller cities are sometimes more flexible. Concentrate on companies there.