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Can I bring prescribed or personal medications from my home country to Shanghai?
According to the National Medical Products Administration, individuals can bring a small amount of medication for personal use when entering or leaving the country. However, the drugs should be for personal use, within reasonable quantity, and subject to Customs inspection.
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How to exchange a French driving license for a Chinese one?
China and France mutually recognize each other's valid driver's licenses.
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Where can I find public restrooms?
When you’re wandering around Shanghai and nature calls, don’t worry. A WeChat mini-program can help you find the nearest public restrooms. Search for “上海智慧寻厕” (Find a toilet in Shanghai) in WeChat.
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What is a port visa?
China's port visa is similar to a "visa on arrival" offered by other countries. Port visa refers to a method of visa application, rather than denoting a specific visa category such as "business" or "tourist".
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Where can I find vegetarian restaurants in Shanghai?
Whether you're a dedicated vegetarian, a health-conscious eater, or simply someone looking to explore new culinary horizons, Shanghai's vegetarian dining scene has something to offer for everyone. Here are some recommended vegetarian restaurants in Shanghai.
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Can I buy foreign exchange using the proceeds from selling my house?
As a non-resident, you can purchase foreign exchange and remit the proceeds from the sale of your house that is located on the Chinese mainland. Materials required include your passport or other valid ID documents, the house transfer contract and registration certificate, and tax voucher.
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How much does it cost to live in Shanghai?
While the cost of living in Shanghai is relatively high, the city provides a wide range of options to accommodate the needs of individuals with varying financial capacities.
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What should I do in a traffic accident?
In the event of a traffic accident while operating a motor vehicle, it is crucial to promptly stop and preserve the scene. If the accident results in injuries, immediately call 120 for medical assistance and 110 to file a report with police.
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Where do I get the health check done?
To complete the required health check for living, working, or studying in Shanghai, you can visit the Shanghai International Travel Healthcare Center. This center is officially designated by the health administration for individuals crossing the Chinese border in Shanghai.
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What are the public service numbers in Shanghai?