A company headquartered in France is going to hire me directly as an engineer to do projects abroad. I want to know whether I need to pay taxes in China, and what are the specific procedures?

2. About visas: The French Embassy in China handles French work visas (I'm not sure about this, but working in Europe is like this. You can call the embassy for advice. )

3. Taxes: Taxes are paid to the French government and declared once a year, accounting for about 20% of wages.

4. Insurance: Medical insurance and accident insurance are compulsory in France, and they are purchased in France for tens of euros per month.

5. Sign a work contract first, and then apply for a work visa according to the contract.

6. I don't know what a provident fund is. I have never worked in China. France has a pension, which is deducted from the salary. There is also a meal supplement (meal voucher). Please consult your company for details.

Note: As a non-immigrant country, it is very troublesome for France to recruit foreigners to work. Many of my friends are stuck in the visa process, and the immigration department will not approve them. I suggest you consider your retreat before you come to France.