China and Canada signed an Agreement on Social Security on 2 April in Ottawa, Canada. The agreement is expected to result in savings for employees relocating between the two countries, as well as their employers.
In addition to Canada, China has signed bilateral agreements on social security contributions with Germany, the Republic of Korea, Denmark and Finland. It also has reportedly entered into negotiations on bilateral social security agreements with 15 other jurisdictions.
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