‘No problem at all’: Tour operators, foreign travellers unfazed by China's new exit-entry rules
The rules formalize existing border practices and let authorities impose entry and exit bans for fraud, security risks and technology violations.
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NSC adviser urges caution on travel to China amid new rules
Taipei, Sept. 11 (CNA) Alex Huang (黃重諺), an adviser to the Presidential Office's National Security Council (NSC), renewed warnings Friday against traveling to China ahead of new entry-exit regulations set to take effect there next Tuesday.
‘No problem at all’: Tour operators, foreign travellers unfazed by China's new exit-entry rules
Taking effect on Sep 15, China’s new exit-entry rules largely put existing practices into writing - but they also give authorities greater powers to intervene in sensitive cross-border movements, analysts say.
New Chinese entry and exit regulations will take effect on September 15. Huang Chung-yen, a consultant to the National Security Council, warned that three groups—civil servants, religious figures, and those working in sensitive technology industries—should be especially vigilant when traveling to China. The Mainland Affairs Council, the Ministry of Economic Affairs, and other ministries are drafting relevant guidelines to help Taiwanese citizens…
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