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What does the work permit mean?

A work permit is a certification document required for people going to work in other regions or countries. To apply for a work permit in mainland my country, you need to go to the public security bureau at the place of residence to apply, and it can only be obtained after meeting certain conditions. This certificate is very important when conducting labor dispatch, contracting or recruitment.

For migrant workers, a work permit is a necessary document before taking up work. In addition to proving identity, the labor department will also indicate on the certificate the type of work, working hours, wages and other information the migrant worker engages in to ensure that the workers' rights and interests are not infringed. At the same time, some companies and employers will also require applicants to provide valid employment certificates during recruitment to ensure the legality and reliability of employment.

In addition to mainland China, many countries and regions also have similar work permit regulations. For example, Japan and Singapore require foreign workers to apply for a work permit to work legally. Some immigration visas also require similar labor-related work certification documents when applying. Therefore, before everyone goes to work in other regions, they need to understand the employment policies and regulations of that region and ensure that they have legal work status and corresponding certification documents.