Here comes the information on a new publication co-authored by Brigitte Suter, first published two days ago. It is related to her project Skilled migration to globalising China: An ethnographic study on migrants' incorporation, transnationality and national identity in Shanghai (COFAS, Marie Curie Forte Outgoing International Fellowship), that was based at Malmö University and at Fudan University, Shanghai. Maja Camenisch, Aldina and Suter, Brigitte (2019) European Migrant Professionals in Chinese Global Cities: A Diversified Labour Market Integration, International Migration, https://doi.org/10.1111/imig.12585 Since the early 2000s, Chinese metropolises have been emerging as hubs for the national and global economy. They attract increasing numbers of foreigners with diverse socio‐economic and educational backgrounds who tend to immigrate independently of the Chinese initiatives focused on “foreign talents”. Our analysis contributes to the understanding of these migrants’ integration into the labour market. Through a Bourdieusian capital lens, this article unpacks the access to the labour market and occupational positions of Swiss and Swedish migrant professionals in mainland China. Differentiated by how they can capitalize upon their educational, occupational, social and cultural resources in this specific context, the article distinguishes between three categories: corporarate expatriates, local hires and entrepreneurs and concludes with policy recommendations to stabilize their residence conditions.