Consequences of illegal employment of foreign teachers

Those who introduce foreigners for illegal employment shall be fined 5,000 yuan for each illegal introduction, with a total amount not exceeding 50,000 yuan; A fine of 5,000 yuan shall be imposed on each person who illegally introduces to the unit, and the total amount shall not exceed100,000 yuan; If there are illegal gains, the illegal gains shall be confiscated. Moreover, those who illegally employ foreigners shall be fined between 5,000 yuan and 20,000 yuan; If the circumstances are serious, he shall be detained for more than five days and less than fifteen days, and shall be fined not less than five thousand yuan but not more than twenty thousand yuan.

What are the procedures for recruiting foreign teachers in schools?

I. Cooperation with foreign teaching institutions

Second, tell the other party the requirements of the school for foreign teachers.

Third, make an appointment to meet.

Fourth, communication.

Does the one-on-one experience of foreign teachers' courses meet the requirements of the school

V. Selection of a group of foreign teachers

6. Finally, reach an agreement with foreign educational institutions.

The process of recruiting foreign teachers independently is completed as follows:

1. The employer independently negotiates employment conditions with job seekers from other places, signs employment contracts, and reports them to the local education administrative department (provincial colleges directly report them to the provincial education administrative department). The conditions provided for foreign teachers are generally:

1) The national minimum wage for foreign teachers is 2,200 yuan per person per month, with no upper limit;

2) provide round-trip international travel expenses or set the maximum amount of one-year contract period (usually set at 7,000 to 8,000 yuan), and provide one-way air tickets for half a year;

3) Provide housing for free. It is generally required to have an independent bedroom, living room, bathroom and bathroom, color TV, air conditioner, Internet phone, refrigerator, washing machine and necessary furniture.

4) In addition, the telephone and water charges shall be subsidized or fully borne;

5) Give a business trip allowance of 2,200 yuan per year;

6) medical subsidies are generally given according to the standards of Chinese employees;

7) Enjoy paid holidays and pick up and drop off at the nearest international airport;

8) Teaching hours are generally 12 to 16 hours/week;

2, the provincial education administrative department shall give a reply and issue an invitation letter and an expert confirmation letter (some provinces need to apply to the provincial foreign affairs office for these two documents);

3. Send invitations and expert confirmation letters to foreign teachers;

4. Foreign teachers go to the China Embassy and Consulate to apply for work visas. Namely: Z visa or lecture visa, that is, F visa;

5. The foreign teacher determines the date of coming to China, books the air ticket and informs the employer to pick up the plane;

6. Foreign teachers come to school. In addition, because many employers are eager to recruit people, many provinces and cities in China can agree that each unit can let foreign teachers apply for tourist visas in China first, and the employer will change the visa prefix for them within one month after entering China.

Legal basis: Article 81 of the Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on Exit and Entry Administration (hereinafter referred to as the Law on Exit and Entry Administration) stipulates that foreigners who engage in activities that are inconsistent with the reasons for staying or stay, or have other circumstances that violate the laws and regulations of China and are not suitable for staying or staying in China, may leave the country within a time limit. If a foreigner violates the provisions of this law and the circumstances are serious enough not to constitute a crime, the Ministry of Public Security may expel him from the country. The punishment decision of the Ministry of Public Security is final. Foreigners who have been deported shall not enter the country for ten years from the date of deportation.