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Fake designer sent home
By Dong Hui |
April 8, 2009, Wednesday
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A FOREIGN woman's application for a work visa was turned down by the Shanghai Exit-Entry Administration recently because she had pretended to be an interior designer, the administration said today.
The woman came to China with a travel visa after being laid off in her own country, and took odd jobs in the city, the city's exit-entry authority said. She sought a foreign employment permit but pretended to be an interior designer.
A police officer became suspicious about the woman during an interview because she seemed extremely nervous.
The woman couldn't answer questions about interior designing and could not draw a small sketch when asked. Under questioning she admitted she had tried to obtain residency through fraud.
The woman has been ordered to leave the country.
The woman came to China with a travel visa after being laid off in her own country, and took odd jobs in the city, the city's exit-entry authority said. She sought a foreign employment permit but pretended to be an interior designer.
A police officer became suspicious about the woman during an interview because she seemed extremely nervous.
The woman couldn't answer questions about interior designing and could not draw a small sketch when asked. Under questioning she admitted she had tried to obtain residency through fraud.
The woman has been ordered to leave the country.
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