According to China's Regulations on Labor Services Abroad, only passports, visas, exit certificates and training certificates are required for going abroad to work, and the real estate license is only a kind of property certificate, which cannot directly prove a foreigner's identity and working ability. Therefore, it is not reliable to work abroad with a real estate license. When working abroad, you must choose a formal intermediary or official channel to understand the relevant work and visa policies, and don't believe in false propaganda and promises.

The visa processing process is as follows:

1. Submit a valid passport.

2. Submit various documents related to the application, such as birth certificate, marital status certificate, education certificate and work experience certificate.

3. Fill in and submit the visa application form. Different visas have different forms. Most of them should be filled out in foreign languages and photos should be provided at the same time.

4. Go to the embassy or consulate in China to meet officials.

5. The embassy or consulate shall submit the completed visa application form and necessary supporting materials to the domestic competent authorities for examination and approval.

6. After going to the competent department of the host country for necessary examination and approval, notify the embassy or consulate of the host country of the examination and approval opinions. If you agree, a visa will be issued.

7. Pay the visa fee.

To sum up: when applying for a visa, the most important thing is that the materials must be absolutely true, and there can be no falsehood or concealment. Otherwise, it is found that there are false reports or false reports, and the consequences are very serious.

Legal basis:

Regulations of China Municipality on the Administration of Entry and Exit of People and Foreigners

Article 5

The scope and methods of issuing diplomatic visas, courtesy visas and official visas shall be stipulated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Article 6

Ordinary visas are divided into the following categories, and the corresponding Chinese phonetic alphabet is marked on the visa:

(1)C visa is issued to international train attendants, international aircraft crew, crew members of international navigation ships and their accompanying families, and automobile drivers engaged in international road transport.

(2)D visa, issued to permanent residents.

(3)F-visa, which is issued to those who enter the country for exchange, visit, inspection and other activities.

(4) G visa, which is issued to persons passing through China.

(5)J 1 visa, issued to foreign resident journalists of foreign news agencies in China; J2 visa is issued to foreign journalists who enter the country for short-term interviews.

(6)L-visa, which is issued to inbound tourists; If you enter the country as a group, you can issue a group L visa.