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China considers loosening up the application process for foreigners getting permanent residence permits By Li LiAFTER living In Beijing for more than a decade,Elyse Ribbons,who grew up in Detroit,Michigan,considers herself a true Beijinger.Ribbons,who speaks fluent Mandarin,founded a theater company in Beijing in 2007 and is also a playwright,radio talk show hostess and actress.Ribbons was excited to learn that China is considering lowering the requirements for permanent resident status.“It used to be very hard to get a permit.My impression is that the policy favored people with a lot of money to invest.If there is a change of policy,I will definitely apply for one myself.”Ribbons,34,told International Herald Leader,a Beijing-based newspaper.
China considers loosening up the application process for foreigners getting permanent residence permits By Li LiAFTER living In Beijing for more than a decade, Elyse Ribbons, who grew up in Detroit, Michigan, considers herrself a true Beijinger. Ribbons, who speaks fluent Mandarin, a theater company in Beijing in 2007 and is also a playwright, radio talk show hostess and actress. Ribbons was excited to learn that China is anticipating lowering the requirements for permanent resident status. “It used to be very hard to get a permit. My impression is that the policy favored people with a lot of money to invest. There is a change of policy, I will definitely apply for one myself. ”Ribbons, 34, told International Herald Leader, a Beijing-based newspaper.