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#1 Hi Everyone!10-25-2017, 11:12 AM
Hi Everyone!
I'm Lorenzo from Italy. I plan on moving to China around August 2018 in the Fujian province (but I already know that I'll move wherever the job I'll find will take me).
One of my passions is riding motorcycles of course, and since I understand there are some (several) restrictions in China concerning foreing bikes I started lurking this forum. Considering that the community here is very active and it has been already a source of useful information, I thought that I HAD TO register to the forum.
I ride a Moto Guzzi Florida 350, an Italian cute little bike, but considering it is anyway over 250cc it might pose some problems for the registration and all the burocratic stuff, but I need to do some homeworks!
I'm really excited about moving to China, but at the same time also scared, because while I've been there for a couple of months and see what it's like living there, and living with my Chinese girlfriend for more than 5 years, there are so many things that are still obscure to me, and all in all it will be a jump in the dark.
Anyway, hopefuly this community might help me get in the loop with many aspects of riding in China!
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#2 Re: Hi Everyone!10-25-2017, 12:03 PM
Hi and welcome to MCM.
Importing your bike from Itlay? sounds like a great bike but the problems involved IMO will out weight having your bike in China.
Most guys here will buy a new bike imported or Chinese made.
Fujian is a great province but I must admit I have not ridden much in that area (That's a first lol.)
But from Fujian, you are only 1 days ride from Hainan, and 2 days ride from Yunnan and Sichuan provinces.
The first thing to arrange before thinking about a bike in China is to sort out a Chinese Driving licences (C1E).
Well, good luck and hopefully see you on the road sometime soon.
P.S. If you are into Bicycle riding we do have a member on here who eats, dreams and shit Bicycle. lol"Arguing on the Internet is like running in the Special Olympics, even if you win you're still retarded"
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#3 Re: Hi Everyone!10-25-2017, 12:09 PM
Thanks for your welcome!
Yeah that's the thing. I love my bike, but it is a very cheap bike nonetheless (here in Italy it can be found for about 1-2 thousands euros).
Thinking cleverly it could get cheaper to buy a new chinese bike directly there.
Of course the first step toward this objective would be getting the Chinese Driving License, and before that possibly get z visa
But yeah, hopefuly we'll be able to ride together sooner or later!
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#4 Re: Hi Everyone!10-25-2017, 12:18 PM
On a side note with your Visa (Z).
If that fails and you may consider getting married to your lovely Chinese girlfriend.
Makes getting a 1-year multiple entry resident visas very easy."Arguing on the Internet is like running in the Special Olympics, even if you win you're still retarded"
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#5 Re: Hi Everyone!10-25-2017, 12:22 PM
Actually we are getting married November 4th, next week!
Problem with a resident visa is that I still would need to work in China in order to earn some money, just enough to eat something on a daily basis :D If I'm not wrong the z visa is the only one allowing to work in China (legally).
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#6 Re: Hi Everyone!10-25-2017, 12:30 PM
Well done that man.
Hope you can post a picture of you and the new wife to be on the Guzzi Florida 350 bike.
Yes, Z visa to work? but that depends on the work you are looking to do? and how strict the local (PSB) are in your area.
I am sure you will sort it out."Arguing on the Internet is like running in the Special Olympics, even if you win you're still retarded"
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