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How to open a Multi-currency Business Account in Singapore

June 30, 2020 by Sapore di Cina Leave a Comment

Multi-currency Business Account in Singapore

  1. What are your options?
  2. How to open an Aspire business account in Singapore
  3. How to open a “traditional” business account in Singapore
  4. How to open an offshore business account
  5. Are you looking for an agency that can help you to set up your Singapore company?

Singapore is Southeast Asia’s leading business hub with some of the region’s lowest taxes. Not surprisingly, many foreign companies decide to open a company in Singapore and use it as the base of their operations.

However, along with a great influx of investors, new foreign companies, and more stringent anti-money laundering laws, it’s become increasingly more difficult to open local business accounts as well.

This is not only a trend we’ve seen in Singapore but in Hong Kong, which brings many similarities to the nation. Due to the increased amount of problems to open business accounts, smart entrepreneurs, often with years of experience in banking, have come up with FinTech solutions to make it easier for companies to open local business accounts.

In this article, we present what options you have when opening a business account in Singapore, what the pros and cons are, how much it costs, what documents you need, and more. [Read more…]

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Personal Banking in China: How to Open a Bank Account in China

June 24, 2020 by Sapore di Cina 32 Comments

How to Open a Bank Account in China

Having an account at a Chinese bank can be an advantage, even if your stay is only for a few weeks or months.

In this guide, you will find all of the information you need to know before opening a bank account as well as how to do it. Below are the main subjects that we will cover:

Personal Banking in China – Index

  1. Reasons to open a bank account in China
  2. Who can open a bank account in China?
  3. What do I need to open a bank account in China?
  4. What bank to choose
  5. Banking procedures
  6. Obtaining debit and credit cards
  7. Union Pay compared to Visa, MasterCard and American Express
  8. Taking money to China
  9. Bringing money back from China
  10. Online and mobile banking
  11. Frequently asked questions

Reasons for opening a bank account in China

Even if you are in China for a short period of time, opening a bank account in China can make your life easier for multiple reasons: [Read more…]

Filed Under: Live in China, Work in China Tagged With: Work in China

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Best Online Vietnamese Cooking Courses

June 12, 2020 by Sapore di Cina Leave a Comment

Best Online Vietnam Cooking Courses

Online Vietnamese Cooking Courses – Index

  1. Vietnamese Cooking Made Simple (Udemy)
  2. Veecoco
  3. Vietnamese Classics: Pho, Noodles & Beyond
  4. Unique Cuisine (Youtube channel)
  5. Helen’s Recipes (Youtube channel)
  6. Van’s Kitchen (Youtube channel)

Vietnamese food gets increasingly popular and it’s well-known for its fresh vegetables and distinctive flavors. Common seasonings include mint, lemongrass, ginger, coriander, cinnamon, chili, Thai basil leaves, and lime.

All the way from the North to the South, you’ll find tasty dishes like Pho (noodle soup), Com tam (broken rice), Banh mi (Vietnamese baguette), and Bun Cha. Along with the increase in the popularity of Vietnamese food, we also see an increased demand for online cooking courses.

Therefore, we have written this article where we list some of the most popular online Vietnamese cooking classes and YouTube channels where you can learn how to make Vietnamese food.

[Read more…]

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How to Translate Chinese into English: The Complete Guide

June 11, 2020 by Aldo Terminiello 1 Comment

How to translate Chinese into English

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This guide was written by our two experts in Chinese: Aldo Terminiello and Armando Turturici. The first part was written by Aldo, while the second was from Armando. Enjoy the read!

  1. Introduction: Translation in China
  2. Translating from Chinese
  3. Phase one: understanding the text
  4. Phase two: rewriting the text
  5. The patient work of the translator
  6. Translating from Chinese: suggestions for translation
  7. Frequently asked questions

Introduction: Translation in China

In China, translation was of vital importance at key moments in history. For example, in the second century A.D., when Buddhism reached the Middle Kingdom and it was necessary to translate the sacred texts from Sanskrit; in the eighteenth century, when Christian missions (especially the Jesuits) translated the holy texts into Chinese and the key texts of the boundless Chinese literature into Latin in order to get to know the civilization they were trying to convert to Christianity.

In the nineteenth century and the first few decades of the twentieth century, China realized it was technologically underdeveloped compared to the rest of the world, and felt the need to import lots of scientific and literary texts, setting off a third great wave of Chinese translation.

During the first half of the twentieth century, the translation of Russian revolutionary texts had a great impact and could be considered the fourth period of Chinese translation.

As a common factor during these periods, there was a need to import knowledge and make it available to Chinese people in their own language: translations for religious, ideological or cultural purposes, rather practical goals that also reflect the translation theories created during those periods, which were manuals that simply explained: “how to translate well”.

The urgency of communication nowadays makes the situation is very different: translations are more and more often conducted in both ways, in Chinese, and from Chinese.
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Best Health Insurance for Expats in China

June 11, 2020 by Sapore di Cina 28 Comments

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One of the most important things you need to consider before moving to China to live is whether you need to take out health insurance or not, and what type of policy to choose.

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free quotation to the broker we recommend at the moment

This article is intended to help you understand what you will find in China, and to provide the information necessary for you to be able to decide whether to take out a health insurance policy and how to choose it.

To do so, we are going to cover the following topics (you can click on the index below to skip directly to the section that you are most interested in).

Health Insurance for Expats in China – Index

  1. Medical attention in China
  2. Why do I need health insurance in China?
  3. Hospitals in China
  4. Types of health insurance in China
  5. What is a broker and why you might need one?
  6. Table comparing health insurance policies for China
  7. Other Health Insurances for China
  8. How to evaluate the features of a health insurance policy
  9. Send a request for a free quotation to the broker we recommend

[Read more…]

Filed Under: Live in China Tagged With: Work in China

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How to Choose Your Travel Insurance for China (and why you need it)

June 11, 2020 by Sapore di Cina

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Travel Insurance for China – Index

  1. Why do I need an health insurance when I travel to China?
  2. Hospitals in China
  3. Privacy at the hospital in China
  4. What insurance do we recommend?
  5. What should a good insurance cover?
  6. Travel insurance for people over the age of 65
  7. What should I do when I need medical assistance?
  8. Frequently asked questions

When I decided to go to China for the first time, finding an affordable and comprehensive health insurance was one of my first concerns, as I knew that, while in my country I was covered by the welfare system, in China I was on my own. This also applies to short-term travelers: unless you have international insurance, you won’t be covered while traveling around Asia.

Why do I need an health insurance when I travel to China?

Health insurance isn’t compulsory when you travel, so you can still go to Asia without any insurance and hope to never get sick, have an accident, lose your luggage or having your flight canceled by a storm.

However, I won’t do it myself. It’s too risky. Especially when you consider that a good travel insurance only costs you a couple of USD per day.

Chinese hospitals are business-oriented and they won’t help you unless you can pay cash in advance or they can verify that you’re covered by adequate medical insurance.

I repeat, if you can’t pay nobody will help you. Also, international hospitals in China (where doctors and nurses can speak English) are often more expensive than hospitals in the U.S.

I’ve heard plenty of horror stories of western tourists or expats that were left to die or lose a foot in an Asian hospital because, after being a victim of an accident or bad food poisoning, they didn’t have insurance or enough cash to pay for the emergency treatments they needed. Can you afford to pay 5,000 or 10,000 USD cash? [Read more…]

Filed Under: Travel around China Tagged With: Travel in China

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Best Online Thai Food Cooking Courses

June 4, 2020 by Sapore di Cina Leave a Comment

Best Online Thai Food Cooking Courses

Thai Food Cooking Courses – Index

  1. Thai Cooking Class with Chef Kae (Udemy)
  2. 46 Best Thai Food Easy Recipe (Udemy)
  3. Mark Wiens (YouTube)
  4. Pailin’s Kitchen (YouTube)
  5. Veecoco

Thai cuisine is highly popular all over the world and backpackers and travelers flood to the country just to get a taste of the local street food. It’s famous for its lightly prepared dishes that have a bit of spiciness and strong aromatic components.

If you’re a Thai-food addict and want to learn how to cook Thai food, you can join both online courses on websites like Udemy and watch tutorials on YouTube. Today, you’ll learn about some of the most popular Thai online cooking classes and YouTube channels.

Let’s start and review two of the most popular courses that are available on Udemy.

[Read more…]

Filed Under: Asian Food, Thailand Tagged With: Thailand

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Internet Security Tips When Working From Home in Asia

June 4, 2020 by Sapore di Cina Leave a Comment

Internet Security Tips

Since the outbreak of the COVID-19 started, millions of people worldwide have been forced to leave their offices and work from home. Along with this, we see more people that talk about the cybersecurity risks of working from home.

The issue here is that your computer is normally protected by a safe and reliable server in an office. However, working from home reduces your protection significantly. Data theft and network hacking are just examples of cyber attacks that could have a devastating impact on your company.

In this article, we explain some of the greatest cybersecurity risks and how you can protect yourself from these risks. If you have any comments or input, feel free to drop a message below.

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Filed Under: Internet and Technology Tagged With: Internet in China, VPN

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Best Online Chinese Food Cooking Courses

May 28, 2020 by Sapore di Cina Leave a Comment

Best Online Chinese Food Cooking Courses

Chinese Food Cooking Courses – Index

  1. Cook Like a Wok Star (Udemy)
  2. 5 Easy Chinese Take Out Recipes to Make at Home (Udemy)
  3. Appetite for China
  4. Chinese Healthy Cooking (YouTube channel)
  5. Garden Time homemade cuisine (YouTube channel)
  6. Taste Show (YouTube channel)

Chinese cuisine is well-known for being one of the biggest and most popular in the world. No matter where you go, you can find Chinese restaurants anywhere, even in small towns and villages in Europe.

If you want to learn how to cook Chinese food quickly, two good options can be to attend online and/or follow popular YouTube channels. Therefore, we have written this article where we list some of the most popular online Chinese food cooking courses and YouTube channels.

If you have any other recommendations, feel free to drop a comment below or send us an email!

[Read more…]

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The 11 Best Apps for Traveling in China

May 28, 2020 by Andrea Lasheras 10 Comments

Best Apps for Traveling in China

Best Apps to Travel in China – Index

  1. City maps: Google Maps, Maps, Baidu Ditu
  2. Subway maps: Metro China Subway
  3. Train and plane tickets: China Train Booking and Trip
  4. VPN: Express VPN and the others
  5. Hotels: Agoda, Hostelworld, Booking
  6. Taxis: Didi Chuxing
  7. Chinese dictionaries: Pleco, Hanping, Google Translate
  8. The App of all Apps: WeChat
  9. Web content search engine: Baidu, Bing, and Google
  10. Payment Apps: Alipay
  11. Music player: Kugou Music, QQ music

Before you begin

Are you going to travel to China and would like to use of some tools that will make your experience easier?

In a country where the language is a huge barrier, it certainly doesn’t hurt to load up your smartphone with a few megabytes that will help you deal with typical situations of all types, and namely where to stay, how to get around and how to access key information.

Keep in mind that not all applications that work in your country will work in China, meanwhile, others will work, albeit very slowly.

Because of this, in this article, I present the 10 applications that I consider to be the most useful and effective for traveling to the country. Of course, there exist many more, but I will focus on those that don’t require a knowledge of Chinese to use.

Unless there’s an indication to the contrary, all of these are available for iOS and Android. However, take note Android users:

The Google Play Store doesn’t work in China, so to avoid complications, it’s better that you download all of the apps you think you’ll need before your trip.

[Read more…]

Filed Under: Travel around China Tagged With: Travel in China

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Best Dating Applications in Singapore: A Complete Guide

May 28, 2020 by Sapore di Cina Leave a Comment

Best Dating Applications in Singapore

Best Dating Applications in Singapore – Index

  1. Paktor
  2. Tinder
  3. Mat & Minah
  4. Badoo
  5. Coffee Meets Bagel

The online dating scene has risen fast in Singapore and nowadays we see both locals and foreign brands that have penetrated the market. Singapore is well-known for being a developed nation with tech-savvy users, so it’s not strange.

If you plan to move to or already live in Singapore, you might want to try out some online dating. In this article, we list some of the most popular online dating applications and how you can use them. Let’s start with a local brand.

[Read more…]

Filed Under: Internet and Technology Tagged With: Singapore

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Best Dating Apps in Hong Kong: A Complete Guide

May 27, 2020 by Sapore di Cina Leave a Comment

Best Dating Apps in Hong Kong

Best Dating Apps in Hong Kong – Index

  1. Tinder
  2. Badoo
  3. WeChat
  4. Coffee Meets Bagel
  5. Bumble

The online dating application market has grown immensely in the past decade and we’ve seen several new big brands popping up.

At a start, people primarily used Badoo and Tinder, but we now see increased competition from companies that offer unique functions, targeting different segments. Hong Kong is a market where we’ve seen new dating applications entering the market in the past years.

In this article, we list some of the most popular dating applications for people traveling or living in Hong Kong.

[Read more…]

Filed Under: Internet and Technology Tagged With: Hong Kong SAR

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Best Job Searching Websites in Hong Kong

May 21, 2020 by Sapore di Cina Leave a Comment

Best Job Searching Websites in Hong Kong

Job Searching Websites in Hong Kong – Index

  1. Monster.com.hk
  2. Indeed.hk
  3. Glassdoor.com.hk
  4. LinkedIn
  5. JobsDB
  6. Robert Walters
  7. Michael Page
  8. Careerjet.hk

Hong Kong attracts thousands of foreign job applicants every year who dream of relocating to this Asian financial hub and cultural melting-pot.

Might you live in Hong Kong or plan to relocate there, a great way of looking for new jobs is to upload your CV on job boards and apply for jobs online.

In this article, we list some of the biggest and most popular job search websites in Hong Kong. If you have any other recommendations, feel free to write a comment below to help our readers.

[Read more…]

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How to Open a Bank Account in Vietnam: A Complete Guide

May 21, 2020 by Sapore di Cina Leave a Comment

How to Open a Bank Account in Vietnam

How to Open a Bank Account in Vietnam – Index

  1. Why you should open a bank account in Vietnam
  2. What do I need to open a bank account in Vietnam?
  3. Best banks for foreigners in Vietnam
  4. What should I do if I cannot open a bank account in Vietnam?
  5. Bringing money to or from Vietnam

Do you live in or plan to move to Vietnam and wonder how you can open a local bank account?

There are plenty of benefits of opening a local bank account and oftentimes it’s needed for you to stay in Vietnam long-term, at least if you work there.

In this article, we explain why you should consider opening a bank account in Vietnam, what documents you need, what banks we recommend, and more. Let’s start and review why you should open a bank account.

[Read more…]

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Retiring in Thailand: Our Complete Guide

May 20, 2020 by Sapore di Cina Leave a Comment

Retiring in Thailand

Retiring in Thailand – Index

  1. Why you should live in Thailand
  2. Requirements for retiring in Thailand

Thailand is one of the most popular retirement destinations in the world and attracts foreign retirees in vast numbers. It’s not strange, as it has a developed tourism industry, pleasant weather, and several other benefits that I explain later in this article.

Today, we review why you should consider Thailand as a retirement option, how you can get a visa as a retiree, if you should buy a property, and more. Let’s start and review why Thailand is one of the most popular options among foreign retirees in Asia.

[Read more…]

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Traveling to Wuhan: A Complete Guide

May 14, 2020 by Sapore di Cina Leave a Comment

Traveling to Wuhan

Traveling to Wuhan – Index

  1. Why you should visit Wuhan
  2. Transportation options in Wuhan
  3. When to travel to Wuhan
  4. What to see and do in Wuhan
  5. What to eat in Wuhan

Wuhan is one of the biggest cities in China, having a population of around 12 million people. The city has received a lot of more attention from January 2020, due to the Covid-19 outbreak.

Wuhan is a transportation hub in central China, has plenty of foreign multinational companies, great cuisine, and astonishing views. Locals and foreigners travel to the city, especially during the spring and autumn, just to indulge in local food, visit parks, lakes and historical sites.

In this article, I explain why you should visit Wuhan, how you can reach the city, where you should go while there, what to eat, and more. Let’s get started.

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Filed Under: Travel around China Tagged With: Hubei, Travel in China, Wuhan

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The List of Blocked Websites in China

May 14, 2020 by Sapore di Cina 185 Comments

The list of blocked websites in China

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Latest important information

VPNs continue to provide access to websites blocked in China

Despite the rumors, VPNs continue to be the best way to get around the Great Firewall of China. Nonetheless, due to an intense campaign during the second half of 2017, many VPNs have stopped working or their services have been affected substantially.

In this article, which we update monthly, you will be able to see which VPNs continue to work in China.

Zoom is partially blocked in China

From August 2020 Zoom has a local version for users in China. The international version is blocked in China. Individual users can join meetings but cannot organize them. Premium users should subscribe through the local partner to be able to create meetings.

Currently, WhatsApp does’t work in China

Since September 2017, WhatsApp has been almost completely blocked in China. Currently, without using a VPN, you can’t send or receive voice messages, videos, images, or any other types of files.

Text messages are sometimes capable of getting around the restrictions, but they can arrive hours late.

Skype continues to work in China

In December 2017, the Skype app disappeared from the App Store and other app markets in China. Even so, Skype has never stopped working in China.

VPN apps for Apple are not blocked in China

The apps have not been blocked. Even so, the App Store has blocked downloading these apps for users who are located in China, which means that you will not be able to download the apps or update them unless you have a VPN active on your phone (manually configured or by downloading the app in advance).

Google maps is still blocked in China
Some news pointed to the possibility that China may release the block to Google Maps for users in Mainland. However, at the present moment, Google Maps is unavailable in China without a VPN.

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You probably already know that sites such as Facebook, Youtube, or Google.com are blocked in China and that the only way to access them is with a VPN.

But what about the other hundreds of web sites that we normally use?

Are we sure that they’ll work in China?

One of the most frequent questions we receive is if a certain website or app, such as Dropbox Google Play, is blocked in China.

In this article we’ll list all web sites, which at the moment, don’t work beyond the Great Firewall of China, or the system developed by the Ministry of Public Security, (MPS) to control access to websites considered “dangerous” for Chinese citizens. [Read more…]

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Finding a Job in Vietnam as a Foreigner: The Complete Guide

May 13, 2020 by Sapore di Cina Leave a Comment

Finding a Job in Vietnam as a Foreigner

Finding a Job in Vietnam – Index

  1. How can I find a job in Vietnam?
  2. How is the job market in Vietnam?
  3. Requirements for foreigners to work in Vietnam
  4. How high are salaries in Vietnam?
  5. How high are the income taxes?
  6. Which cities are best to look for jobs in Vietnam?

Vietnam is one of the fastest-growing countries in the world at the moment and we see skyscrapers popping up here and there in Ho Chi Minh City. As living expenses become more expensive in China, we also see increasingly more foreigners relocating from the Middle Kingdom to Vietnam.

Some of the reasons are that living costs are lower, the weather is warmer, and you’ll be close to other Southeast Asian nations, like Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, and more.

As a result, increasingly more foreigners look for local jobs in Vietnam. Therefore, we have written this article where we explain how you can find a job in Vietnam, the requirements, about local salaries, the best job searching websites, and more.

[Read more…]

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How to Access TikTok from China – The complete guide

May 12, 2020 by Sapore di Cina 25 Comments

How to Access TikTok from China

Well yes, even though TikTok is a 100% Chinese app (the “original” name is Douyin, 抖音), it is blocked in China.

Let me explain: TikTok has two versions, one exclusively for use in China, and one for the rest of the world.

If you find yourself in China you can download and use the Chinese version, Douyin without a problem, but it is in no way interconnected with the international version, which you won’t be able to download.

The reason is that Chinese laws are very different, so the company that owns Douyin and TikTok thought well about resolving the problem like this.

So, if you already have a TikTok account before arriving in China, once you enter the country it will no longer work. You can open a new account with the Chinese version, but you’ll be given a completely new account, and even your feeds will be different.

But all is not lost…

How do I access the international version of TikTok from China?

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How to Take the Metro in China: The Complete Guide

May 7, 2020 by Manuel Recchia Leave a Comment

How to Take the Metro in China

Taking the metro in China – Index

  1. What to expect a inside a Chinese metro station
  2. Cards, tickets and prices
  3. Useful applications
  4. Survival advice
  5. Metros in the biggest Chinese cities

There are many ways to unravel yourself from the vastness of Chinese cities: taxis, didis, buses, bikes, on foot, by train.

One of the most comfortable ways to get around the various parts of the city, is without a doubt the metro, which you’ll find in the majority of the large Chinese cities (more than 40 cities offer a metro system, including Hong Kong and Macao, and many that don’t have one are building metro systems or expanding existing ones).

It’s fast, comfortable, cheap, high-tech, clean and well-developed, but alas, often overcrowded (especially on certain routes during certain times).
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