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Yes, you can get a legal Z visa to teach English in China if you have a Master's degree from the UK, even if you are not a native speaker. Your proficiency level corresponding to C2 in the CEFR scale and your 160-hour TEFL certificate are both important qualifications that can help you secure a teaching position. However, it's essential to note that specific requirements may vary depending on the employer or school. You may need to provide additional documents such as a passport, a police clearance certificate, and a health certificate. It's always best to confirm the specific requirements with the employer or contact a recruitment agency for more details. Additionally, it's common for employers in China to provide free accommodation as part of the overall package, but specific details on accommodation arrangements may vary. It's recommended to contact a recruitment agency or the employer directly for more information.