Testimonials from Clients Around the World

I was awarded a provincial government scholarship to study environmental engineering in Wuhan, but the scholarship portal gave almost no guidance on what documents were needed before I could receive my visa letter. Your team contacted the university international office on my behalf, confirmed the exact pre-enrollment checklist, and helped me get my academic transcripts and personal documents translated and notarized in the right format. I arrived with everything in order and my scholarship disbursement started from the first month without any delay.

I had worked in Guangzhou for three years and needed a police clearance certificate from that period for a security clearance process back in Italy. Because I had already left China and my residence permit had expired, I assumed the request would be rejected outright. Your team explained that a valid application was still possible with a notarized power of attorney and confirmed what the Guangzhou public security bureau required for overseas applicants. They handled all communication in Chinese and the certificate reached me in Milan within the timeframe they had estimated.

I enrolled in a doctoral program in computer science at a university in Xi'an and was unsure how to handle the transition from my initial X2 visa to a full residence permit once I arrived. Your team explained the exact documents the local entry-exit bureau required — including the enrollment certificate, the accommodation registration form, and the physical examination report — and gave me a precise timeline for when to begin the process after arrival. I completed the permit application on my first visit to the bureau without needing to return for any corrections.

My situation was unusual — I had completed a one-year exchange program at a Chinese university as part of my Swedish degree, and I needed WES to evaluate the Chinese portion separately for a Canadian credential recognition process. Your team had handled similar split-study cases before and knew that WES required sealed transcripts in both the original Chinese and a certified English translation, along with a letter from my Swedish institution confirming the credit transfer arrangement. Everything was submitted correctly the first time and the evaluation came back within the standard processing window.

I needed my Nepalese birth certificate and marriage registration authenticated by the Chinese consulate in Kathmandu before I could apply for a family reunion visa to join my spouse in China. The consulate had specific requirements about the sequence of notarization and authentication that were not clearly explained anywhere online. Your team laid out the exact steps, told me which government office in Nepal needed to certify the documents first, and confirmed what the consulate would accept. My application was submitted without any documentation queries and the visa was approved on schedule.

I had been sourcing goods from China for several years and decided to establish a WFOE in Yiwu to manage procurement and quality control directly. I had heard that the registered capital requirements and the business scope approval process had changed recently, and I was not sure which type of WFOE would best fit a trading operation. Your team assessed my business model, recommended a trading WFOE over a consulting structure, and guided me through the entire registration and customs registration process. I was fully operational within the timeline your team committed to at the outset.

I decided mid-career to study Mandarin full-time at a language institute in Chengdu. As an adult learner on a long-term program I was unsure whether I qualified for a student visa or whether I would need to use a different visa category. Your team confirmed that a private language school program still qualified for an X1 visa if the duration exceeded 180 days, reviewed the JW202 form the school had issued, and flagged an error in my program end date before I submitted my visa application. The visa was approved without any request for supplementary documents.

I completed a dual-degree MBA jointly awarded by a Colombian business school and a Chinese university in Shanghai. When I tried to submit my credentials to WES for Canadian immigration purposes I was told the dual-degree format required additional documentation that neither institution had told me about. Your team identified the specific verification forms WES needed from the Chinese institution, prepared a bilingual explanatory letter clarifying the program structure, and coordinated directly with the Shanghai university's registrar office to obtain documents in the required format. The evaluation was completed without further queries.

I needed several documents — including my university diploma, family registry extract, and a criminal record clearance — authenticated by the Chinese consulate in Osaka for a permanent residency application in China. The three documents each had different authentication pathways and I was worried about managing them simultaneously. Your team handled all three in parallel, kept me updated on each document's status separately, and delivered the complete authenticated package well ahead of my application deadline. Having a single point of contact for all three made the process far less stressful than I had expected.

I lived and worked in Shanghai for five years before relocating to Brazil, and my new employer required a Chinese police clearance certificate as part of a background verification process. I had lost contact with my former employer in China and had no one locally who could assist me. Your team handled the entire process remotely — drafting the authorization letter in Chinese, arranging notarization of my identity documents, and submitting the application to the Shanghai public security bureau on my behalf. The certificate was issued, authenticated, and couriered to me in São Paulo with no complications.