In September 2007, with the patent of 1 1 for foreign power devices, Zhuang Weidong bid farewell to his wife and children in the United States and resolutely returned to China to start a business. Established Nanjing Yinmao Microelectronics Manufacturing Co., Ltd. in Nanjing Lishui Economic Development Zone, and served as the general manager and chief engineer of the company. As returning to China is a visa for visiting relatives, Zhuang Weidong will go to the Nanjing Entry-Exit Administration Office once every six months to apply for an extension of visa time, otherwise he will not be able to stay in China. In the second year, the longest stay in China was shortened from 6 months to 3 months, which made him feel even more inconvenient. Zhuang Weidong told reporters that he accidentally learned that Nanjing had implemented the "blue card" system and formally applied in April this year. I didn't expect to get the "blue card" within a week. "With the' blue card', it is much more convenient to extend the residence time to five years."
Children enjoy residents' medical insurance benefits.
Gao, a teacher at Jiangsu Radio and TV University, said that due to the cancellation of domestic hukou and identity cards, most returnees can only use passports as valid documents, which makes them encounter many inconveniences in terms of loans, medical care and schooling for their children. She came to work in Nanjing from South Korea in 2009 and applied for a "blue card" at the beginning of the following year. "The' blue card' policy has really helped us a lot. After my daughter has a' blue card' daughter card, she can enjoy the medical insurance benefits for urban residents in Nanjing as long as she pays 100 yuan every year. Moreover, Nanjing citizens can enjoy the same treatment when they go to school, and the district education bureau can arrange public primary schools or junior high schools. Without this little card, our daughter not only has to contact the school herself, but also has to pay a large fee according to the choice of the school. "
Change a domestic driver's license in one morning.
Zhou Hui returned to China in April 20 10 and worked as a manager in Nanjing Xinning photoelectric co., ltd., and applied for the "blue card" in June that year. Zhou Hui said that getting a driver's license is a trivial matter in Nanjing residents' life, but for international students without local hukou, these trivial things often become "troubles". Although driver's licenses in many countries are recognized in China, it is not easy to change a domestic driver's license. First, you have to go to the relevant embassy in China to get an expert certificate, and then you have to fill out a lot of forms. The procedure is quite complicated. "Fortunately, I got the' blue card', and things went much smoother than I expected, and it was done in one morning. The' blue card' policy launched by Nanjing really helped me a lot. "