Category: Expats in Haikou

Official forecasts point to an uneven season of Widening Drought, intense rainfall and stronger storms, with El Niño adding further uncertainty ...

Apostille has replaced Chinese consular authentication for relevant documents from Convention countries, but notarisation, translation and validity rules can still apply ...

Typhoon Season 2026 in Hainan: What residents need to know about storm forecasts, El Niño impacts, ferry suspensions, airport disruptions, warning levels, and how to prepare for typhoons from July to October ...

How international graduates can stay in China after graduation through Hainan’s startup residence route, and why it does not allow paid work ...

A complete guide, how to apply online for a provisional driving permit in Hainan as a foreign national, including the application steps, required documents, and the online learning module you must complete ...

You contributed 8% of your salary to a Chinese pension account every month. Many expats leave without claiming it. Here is a breakdown of what you are owed and the window you cannot afford to miss ...

Changing jobs in Hainan follows a legal sequence with defined deadlines at the key steps. Here is what the official rules and related official guidance say about work permit cancellation, the gap period, and when you can legally start work …

Hainan introduces precise school closure and reopening rules during typhoons and heavy rain to protect students and support families, emphasizing safety, flexibility, and real-time coordination …

Hainan will host eight marathon events in 2026, including A‑level full and half marathons in Danzhou, Haikou, and Sanya. Dates and locations at a glance for runners ...