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Can I register on Suishenban using a foreign mobile phone number?
You may register for Suishenban using a Russian passport and a Russian mobile phone number.
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How can I register as a volunteer?
Participating in social volunteering can be a transformative experience that changes the way you see yourself and the world around you.
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In which outdoor public places is smoking prohibited in Shanghai?
Under the Regulations of Shanghai Municipality on Smoking Control in Public Places, smoking is prohibited in the following outdoor areas.
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Am I eligible to apply for public rental housing in Shanghai?
Please note that applicants for public rental housing in Shanghai, whether applying as individuals or households, must meet all of the following conditions.
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How to correct my name on Suishenban?
Please send your personal photo with valid identification and indicate your requirements and contact information to the customer service email at eshimin@mail.sh.cn.
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What are some practical websites for foreign nationals working in Shanghai?
For foreign nationals working in Shanghai, it is useful to know the main websites commonly used for employment-related services and their functions.
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Where to release fish in Shanghai?
Shanghai's water authority has recently published a list of water bodies designated for releasing fish in the city.
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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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Is tipping necessary when dining in Shanghai?
Consumer taxes are included in price tags on goods. Cafeterias and bars in all hotels and some restaurants and bars outside hotels may include a service charge of 10 percent to 15 percent. Tipping is not expected in most restaurants and hotels. But, tipping can be a way to show your satisfaction with the services.
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