I'm not in China I 我 not 没有 in 在 China 中国 it's very simple： subject （I）+ link verb （am） + adverbial of place （in China）

“我不在中国”is more exact and natural than"我没有在中国”Can you figure out the sentence I say?

I don't know why I can't use the Internet just~ Right!You have got it~There is no difference between我没在工厂 and我不在工厂 in my eyes~

（1） if you have never been to china, you'd better say:我不在中国。 （2）if you have been in china, and someone knows this. but you aren't in china when you are talking with the one, then, you'd better say:我没在中国。in this case , you can also say:我不在中国。 (3)the structure: 我没在中国。 I am not in china. subject: I 我 link verb: am (in this sentence, chinese do not have is part) adverb: not 没/不 prepositional phrase: in china 在中国 PS:"没"，not only means "have not", also can simple mean "not".

in general we don't say it in that way.Sometimes we say"我没在中国“ This is the negate of "我在中国” “在”means"in"There isn't a verb.I can't explain the reason.But it's a common way.