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TAS ChinaBecome a member

Become a member.

Membership is free. One membership per adult; children under 18 are included on a parent’s membership. Your card arrives on your phone, and every house of the family recognises it.

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Membership is for people living outside mainland China. International residents in China join through the house of their home region.

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What a member holds

What a member holds.

  • Your card

    A digital member card on your phone, recognised by every house of the family.

  • Twelve areas of benefit

    From the flight home to health cover, banking, education and elder care.

  • The association network

    Hometown, alumni and business associations in your city, standing with their members.

  • TAS Foundation

    Free first help for everyone, and fuller support in hardship for card-holding members.

  • A voice

    What members need most is what we carry to the table.

Membership

Three ways in. One card.

Membership is free. One membership per adult; children under 18 are included on a parent’s membership. Membership is for people living outside mainland China.

Your digital member card lives on your phone, and every house of the family recognises it.

  • Individual

    For one adult.

    • Your own digital member card
    • Every benefit across the twelve areas
    • Recognised by every regional house
  • Household

    For families

    For the adults of one home, with every child under 18 included.

    • A card for each adult in the household
    • Children under 18 on a parent’s membership
    • One registration, kept together when the family moves
    • Family, education and elder-care programmes across borders
  • Association

    For associations

    For hometown, clan, alumni, student, cultural, faith and professional associations, and chambers of commerce.

    • Joins at no cost; keeps its name and independence
    • The benefits, for every one of its members
    • A seat in the regional network and the Mutual Aid Compact

    For community leaders

Join

Become a member.

Membership is free. It is for people living outside mainland China; international residents in China join through the house of their home region.

Membership is for people living outside mainland China. If you live in mainland China, the free guides are open to you.

Questions

Questions about joining.

Is membership really free?

Yes. Membership is free. There is one membership per adult, and children under 18 are included on a parent’s membership.

Who can join TAS China?

Chinese people living abroad and families of Chinese heritage anywhere outside mainland China, together with their relatives and friends. International residents in China join through the house of their home region.

What do you ask me for?

Your name, your e-mail address and where you live. Your hometown, your household and a message are yours to add if you wish. We never ask about immigration or residence status.

How do I add my household?

Choose “Household” and tell us how many adults there are. Each adult joins with their own e-mail address, and children under 18 are included on a parent’s membership.

I belong to an association. What should I do?

Name your association in the message, and it is linked to your card. If you lead the association, register it on the page for community leaders.

Can I leave?

At any time. Write to us and we delete your membership record.

Serve with us

Serve with us.

Every Chinese community abroad was built by people who gave their evenings to it. For members who wish to give theirs, there is a place of honour, in the city where they live.

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  • Community ambassador

    The face of the house in your city. You welcome new members, and you speak for them to us.

  • Association liaison

    You keep your hometown, alumni or business association and the network in step with one another.

  • Interpreter or translator

    Mandarin, Cantonese, Hokkien, Teochew or Hakka, English, and the language of the country where you live.

  • Guide writer

    You know how the bank, the school or the clinic works where you live, and you set it down for the next family.

  • Welcome volunteer

    You meet a newly arrived student, or a parent on a first long visit, and show them the first week.

  • Professional mentor

    Doctors, engineers, accountants, teachers and lawyers who offer orientation in their own field.

Offer to serve.

Serving is open to members living outside mainland China.