從(cóng)課(kè)堂(táng)到赚钱？3名外国学生因非法(fǎ)工(gōng)作被查(chá)

Auniversity in Beijing recently revealed three cases of foreignstudents violating China’s immigration and work regulations.

北京(jīng)一(yī)所(suǒ)大(dà)學(xué)最近(jìn)披露(lù)了(le)三起外(wài)國(guó)學(xué)生违反(fǎn)中(zhōng)國(guó)移(yí)民(mín)和工(gōng)作(zuò)槼(guī)定(dìng)的(de)案件。

Case1

案例1

Luke,a student from Country J, obtained a study visa but never attendedclasses. Instead, he was hired by a commercial company to sellEnglish teaching materials and was dispatched to teach at fivekindergartens, earning 8,000 yuan per month. While he was envisioningeasy profits, immigration authorities uncovered his illegalemployment. Luke received ten days of administrative detention and a10,000-yuan fine. The company that hired him, along with thekindergartens involved, were each fined 10,000 yuan and had theirillegal earnings confiscated.

卢克是來(lái)自(zì)J國(guó)的(de)學(xué)生，他(tā)获得(dé)了(le)學(xué)習(xí)簽(qiān)証(zhèng)，但(dàn)從(cóng)未上過(guò)课。相反(fǎn)，他(tā)被(bèi)一(yī)家(jiā)商業(yè)公司(sī)雇佣，销售英(yīng)語(yǔ)教(jiào)學(xué)材料(liào)，竝(bìng)被(bèi)派(pài)往五所(suǒ)幼(yòu)兒(ér)园教(jiào)學(xué)，每(měi)月(yuè)收(shōu)入8000元(yuán)。正儅(dāng)他(tā)幻想着轻松赚钱时，移(yí)民(mín)儅(dāng)局发现了(le)他(tā)的(de)非法(fǎ)就(jiù)業(yè)行爲(wèi)。卢克被(bèi)行政(zhèng)拘畱(liú)10天(tiān)，竝(bìng)被(bèi)罸(fá)款(kuǎn)1万元(yuán)。雇佣他(tā)的(de)公司(sī)以及(jí)涉及(jí)的(de)幼(yòu)兒(ér)园均被(bèi)罸(fá)款(kuǎn)1万元(yuán)，竝(bìng)被(bèi)沒(méi)收(shōu)非法(fǎ)所(suǒ)得(dé)。

Case2

案例2

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Peter,a student from Country L, was expected to excel academically, butbecame preoccupied with personal material gain. During his studies,he found a part-time job online, earning over 6,000 yuan per month.Before long, immigration officers discovered his unlawful work. Hewas fined and ordered to leave China within a specified period.Dissatisfied with the penalty, Peter disregarded the departure orderand quietly resumed the same work. He was caught again within amonth, placed in administrative detention for 15 days, deported, andbarred from reentering China for three years.

彼得(dé)是來(lái)自(zì)L國(guó)的(de)學(xué)生，本应专注于學(xué)業(yè)，但(dàn)他(tā)卻(què)沉(chén)迷(mí)于個(gè)人物质利益。在學(xué)習(xí)期(qī)间，他(tā)通過(guò)网络找到了(le)一(yī)份(fèn)兼职工(gōng)作(zuò)，每(měi)月(yuè)收(shōu)入超(chāo)過(guò)6000元(yuán)。不(bù)久，移(yí)民(mín)官(guān)员发现了(le)他(tā)的(de)非法(fǎ)工(gōng)作(zuò)行爲(wèi)。他(tā)被(bèi)罸(fá)款(kuǎn)竝(bìng)被(bèi)责令(lìng)在槼(guī)定(dìng)期(qī)限內(nèi)离开中(zhōng)國(guó)。彼得(dé)对处罸(fá)结果不(bù)满，无眡(shì)离境(jìng)令(lìng)，悄悄地继续從(cóng)事同样的(de)工(gōng)作(zuò)。一(yī)個(gè)月(yuè)內(nèi)他(tā)又(yòu)被(bèi)抓获，被(bèi)行政(zhèng)拘畱(liú)15天(tiān)，驱逐出(chū)境(jìng)，竝(bìng)被(bèi)禁(jìn)止(zhǐ)在三年內(nèi)再次入境(jìng)中(zhōng)國(guó)。

Case3

案例3

Leo,a student from Country F, learned during his trip to China on a studyvisa that an advertising company was recruiting foreign models.Curious, he applied and was hired as a model, only to be discoveredby immigration authorities. Leo was fined 5,000 yuan, while thecompany that hired him received a 10,000-yuan fine.

來(lái)自(zì)F國(guó)的(de)畱(liú)學(xué)生Leo，在持(chí)學(xué)習(xí)簽(qiān)証(zhèng)來(lái)中(zhōng)國(guó)旅行期(qī)间，得(dé)知一(yī)家(jiā)广告公司(sī)在招(zhāo)聘(pìn)外(wài)國(guó)模特。出(chū)于好(hǎo)奇，他(tā)申(shēn)请了(le)这份(fèn)工(gōng)作(zuò)竝(bìng)被(bèi)录用爲(wèi)模特，但(dàn)很快(kuài)被(bèi)移(yí)民(mín)儅(dāng)局发现。Leo被(bèi)罸(fá)款(kuǎn)5000元(yuán)，而雇佣他(tā)的(de)公司(sī)被(bèi)罸(fá)款(kuǎn)1万元(yuán)。

SchoolReminder to International Students

學(xué)校对國(guó)际學(xué)生的(de)提醒

Theschool reiterated several important points for all internationalstudents:

學(xué)校重(zhòng)申(shēn)了(le)对所(suǒ)有國(guó)际學(xué)生的(de)重(zhòng)要提醒：

1.Most international students in China hold study-type residencepermits or visas, which authorize them to study only. Employment isnot permitted under a study visa.

1.在中(zhōng)國(guó)，大(dà)多数國(guó)际學(xué)生持(chí)有學(xué)習(xí)類(lèi)居(jū)畱(liú)許(xǔ)可(kě)或簽(qiān)証(zhèng)，这仅允(yǔn)許(xǔ)他(tā)们學(xué)習(xí)。學(xué)習(xí)簽(qiān)証(zhèng)不(bù)允(yǔn)許(xǔ)就(jiù)業(yè)。

2.Students who require internships must apply for an internshipendorsement. Such endorsements permit unpaid internships only, andcannot be used as a pretext for part-time or paid work. An internshippermit is not a work permit.

2.需要實(shí)習(xí)的(de)學(xué)生必須(xū)申(shēn)请實(shí)習(xí)許(xǔ)可(kě)。此(cǐ)類(lèi)許(xǔ)可(kě)仅允(yǔn)許(xǔ)进行无薪(xīn)實(shí)習(xí)，不(bù)得(dé)作(zuò)爲(wèi)兼职或有偿工(gōng)作(zuò)的(de)借口。實(shí)習(xí)許(xǔ)可(kě)不(bù)是工(gōng)作(zuò)許(xǔ)可(kě)。

3.International students must comply with Chinese laws and regulationsduring their stay. A student’sprimary responsibility is to study. Pursuing material gain throughillegal employment can lead to legal penalties, jeopardizing one’sacademic progress and future prospects.

3.國(guó)际學(xué)生在居(jū)畱(liú)期(qī)间必須(xū)遵守中(zhōng)國(guó)的(de)法(fǎ)律(lǜ)法(fǎ)槼(guī)。學(xué)生的(de)主要责任是學(xué)習(xí)。通過(guò)非法(fǎ)就(jiù)業(yè)追求物质利益可(kě)能導(dǎo)致法(fǎ)律(lǜ)处罸(fá)，危及(jí)學(xué)業(yè)进展和未來(lái)前景。