Yes, international students may be eligible for part-time work under certain conditions. According to local regulations, students who demonstrate excellent academic performance, attendance, and study habits, and obtain permission from the university, can apply for "work-study" authorization. This permission is typically granted for a maximum of 20 hours per week during term time and up to 40 hours per week during holidays. However, students must go through a government-designated agency to find employment, and the agency charges a 15% fee from the employer's salary.

International students admitted to Nanjing Medical University are required to apply for an X1 visa (long-term study visa) if their program duration exceeds 180 days. Upon admission, the university provides a Visa Application Form for Study in China (JW202) and an admission notice, which are necessary for the visa application process.