What's the experience of going abroad as an illegal worker? Under the introduction of Zhihu, I give you a good evaluation. Thank you.

After entering the country, non-citizens need government approval to work in their own country, and they need to hold work permits or work visas.

When you go to work without permission, such as restaurants or transportation, you belong to the black market. Illegal employment is a violation of the immigration law, and the maximum penalty is forced repatriation (the immigration bureau will send you directly to the airport to board the plane, without giving you a chance to pack your luggage) and prohibition of entry. But there are still many people, especially students, who go to restaurants to work illegally to earn pocket money. It is also illegal for employers to hire blacks, but many employers take the risk of high fines and hire blacks at low wages in order to save money.

That's about it. You can ask me again if you have any questions.