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More and more foreigners are flocking to China for tourism, study, and work opportunities. However, adapting to different payment habits can be a bit daunting, especially with China's surge in mobile payments. To ease these concerns, the Consulate General of China in Dubai hosted an insightful event last Friday at the China Visa Application Service Center. The goal? To demystify mobile payment options and help visa applicants feel more at home when they arrive in China.
Ou Boqian, the consul general of China in Dubai, took center stage to introduce the various payment methods available in the country. \"China's mobile payment system is rapidly evolving, supporting a myriad of scenarios from daily communications to seamless online transactions,\" she explained.
To date, more than 170 countries' applicants have applied for Chinese visas or sought travel information through the Dubai visa center. With the number of foreign visitors on the rise, understanding and utilizing mobile payments can significantly enhance their experience in China. \"You can simply enjoy your life in China,\" Ou assured the attendees.
In addition to the presentations, the consulate distributed \"Guide to Payment Services in China\" brochures. These handy guides provide detailed explanations on obtaining and using various payment services, including bank cards, mobile payments, cash handling, accounts, and even digital currency.
By bridging the gap in payment understanding, the Dubai consulate is paving the way for a smoother and more convenient stay for foreigners in China.
More and more foreigners are flocking to China for tourism, study, and work opportunities. However, adapting to different payment habits can be a bit daunting, especially with China's surge in mobile payments. To ease these concerns, the Consulate General of China in Dubai hosted an insightful event last Friday at the China Visa Application Service Center. The goal? To demystify mobile payment options and help visa applicants feel more at home when they arrive in China.
\"China's mobile payment system is rapidly evolving, supporting a myriad of scenarios from daily communications to seamless online transactions,\" she explained.
