Passport doodle leads to travel's falling through
"Oops! What if I didn't get a stamp in my passport the last time I left the country through the fast track?" "Bingo! Draw one myself as a souvenir."
If you do this, you're gonna be in a lot of trouble!
Recently, the police at the Beijing Airport Border Inspection Station found a suspicious stamp in a Chinese traveler's passport.
After investigation, the person concerned is an engineer of an enterprise's overseas project. When he left China through the express channel last time, there was no stamp of inspection and receipt in his passport, and he wanted to keep a pair of stamps in his passport as a souvenir, but he did not know that he could make up for the stamps, so he hand-drawn one of the stamps himself in his passport.
Such behavior constitutes leaving the country without a valid entry/exit document.
A final decision was made not to allow the person to leave China.
Scribbling on your passport will affect the validity of your document, which may affect your immigration trip.
Passengers who enter and exit the country using the border inspection express channel may not have the stamp of inspection and receipt added to their passports. If you want to make up the stamp of inspection and receipt, you can inform the immigration police at the scene to help you after passing through the express channel.
Secondly, if you want to check the immigration record after passing through the express channel, you can use the self-service immigration record printer at the back of the express channel to print the latest record of entry and exit of yourself at the port, which has the same effect as the seal of China Inspection and Quarantine Clearance on the entry and exit documents.
In addition, Chinese (including Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan) travelers can also go to the Exit-Entry Administration Departments of Public Security Organs at or above the prefecture (city) level or border checkpoints to check the relevant entry and exit records.
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