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New Deal: Lost Your Passport and Reissue Visa Instantly!

The Ministry of Public Security held a press conference in Beijing on 28th and the National Immigration Bureau announced that they would implement 22 new measures to improve service management.

In addition to some convenience measures for residents of Mainland China, it’s involved that foreigners can also enjoy the convenience of emergency services from Sept 1.

New Deal: Lost Your Passport and Reissue Visa Instantly!

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To Enjoy Immediate Acceptance

in These Situations

To facilitate the convenience of foreigners with emergency needs, the Public Security Exit and Entry Administration will provide instant acceptance and approval for foreigners in the following three situations:

For foreigners who need to re-issue their visas for the loss of passports, they can enjoy the instant acceptance & approval services on the basis of the explanation letter provided by the inviting unit and the plane (railway / boat) ticket with the confirmed date and seat;
For foreign crew member and his/her accompanying family member urgently need to apply for a staying permit to leave the port city and leave the country, they can enjoy immediate acceptance by the ship’s agency guarantee letter and the plane (railway / boat) ticket with the confirmed date and seat;
For a member of a foreign tour group urgently needs to apply for a visa to separate from the group and leave the country, they can use the letter of explanation provided by the host travel agency and the plane (railway / boat) ticket with the confirmed date and seat to apply.

Currently

According to the National Immigration Service and the relevant regulations on entry and exit management:

At present, foreigners apply for visa extension, exchange (supplement) or apply for staying documents, the Public Security Exit and Entry Administration will accept and process the application within 7 working days.

However, when foreigners live and work in China, the above-mentioned situation happened from time to time. If the corresponding visas and stay permits are reissued within the current prescribed time limit, the applicant’s itinerary may be affected.

After Implementation

of the New Deal

To this end, the National Immigration Administration has decided to provide instant acceptance services for those foreigners who have the above-mentioned situations, and timely process the application of visas and staying permits.

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After the implementation of the New Deal, it is estimated that nearly 30,000 foreigners can enjoy emergency services in an emergency every year.

Application Process for Travel

Documents to Be Made Simpler

Mainland residents who need a passport or a permit for travel to Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, will be able to complete the application process at any entry and exit office nationwide starting on Sept 1.

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Currently, individual applicants living somewhere other than the place of residence indicated in their hukou, or residence permit, often found it necessary to return to their hometown to get a passport or travel document, because a person in another province requires proof of address, employment, study and kinship.

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Wrong Sex Caused Chinese Couples Fail To Pregnant For 4 Years!

At recent, China News reported that a young married couple who were desperately trying to get pregnant for four years and they were surprised to find out the reason behind their inability to conceive is because they had been having sex the wrong way.

Consulted Obstetrician

The 26-year-old man and his 24-year-old wife from China, whose identity were kept secret, they consulted obstetrician Dr Liu Hongmei early this year, Chinese portal Guiyang Evening Post reported.

The couple told Dr Liu when asked about the wife’s medical history that they had been having sexual intercourse frequently.

Sex had been incredibly painful

The wife said sex had been incredibly painful for her, but she endured it in hopes of conceiving.

Dr Liu initially believed the wife could have a gynecological condition, but upon examining her, she discovered the woman was still a virgin.

Identified the reason

The doctor then examined the woman’s anus and identified the reason for their failure to conceive – they had been having anal intercourse for four years.

“The couple are very young. The man is 26 and the woman is 24. They are very healthy, but even though they have been married for four years they could not get pregnant,” Dr Liu said.

“Because of that their family gave them a lot of pressure,” she added.

Sex education

Dr Liu then reportedly gave the couple a sex education handbook and “guidelines” before allowing them to go home.

The doctor’s advice proved fruitful – the wife became pregnant a few months later.

They delivered the good news to Dr Liu by sending 100 eggs and a live chicken to her hospital as a gift.

Sex education in China is not perfect and family pressure lead many Chinese people to make mistakes! In short, China also needs to strengthen the work in this area, and to solve the fertility problem!

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150 RMB for Private cars: HK-ZH-Macao Bridge Tolls Announced!

The one-way toll to cross the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge ((HZMB) was announced on Aug 23rd. For small vehicles (mini buses, private cars and taxis) the one-way fare is 150 RMB, for coaches 200 RMB, for shuttle buses 300 RMB, for trucks 60 RMB and for container trucks 115 RMB.

150 RMB for Private cars: HK-ZH-Macao Bridge Tolls Announced!

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Shuttle buses will be the main transport for Zhuhai-Hong Kong or Hong Kong-Macao travel, and the one-way ticket is HK $80 (US$12.70 or 64 yuan) per person. There are 140 buses for the two routes every day. There will be departures every 10 minutes, shortened to around 5 during peak times.

The company running he route, a consortium of Zhuhai Yuegong Xinhai Transportation, HZMB Shuttle Bus Services, and HZM Land Transportation (Macao), opened its bus logistics base on March 28th.

According to Yu Lie, Deputy Director General of the HZMB Authority, in addition to ETC and Auto toll (Hong Kong) , cash (RMB) , bank cards, Alipay and WeChat will be accepted.

The traffic rules on the bridge are in accordance with those on the mainland. Hong Kong and Macao vehicles with license plates entering the mainland and mainland vehicles with license plate entering Hong Kong or Macao are allowed to cross the bridge.

New Guangdong-Macao Passage

to complete by the end of this year

A number of other ‘mega projects’ will further tie Guangdong and Macao, including a new cross-border passage that will bridge Macao with Zhuhai at the Guangdong side.

A 400-meter corridor over Yachong River will be open to travelers, who will be able to easily transfer between the Macao urban rail system and the Guangzhou-Zhuhai Intercity Mass Rapid Transit. The Yachong River dividing Macao and Zhuhai will be transformed into an ecological landscape corridor. Construction has already begun, and the project will be completed before 2020.

The new border crossing will have a self-service E-port operating 24-hour. Passengers only need to show their travel permit once for inspection.

Moreover, the Guangdong-Macao Cooperation Fund is soon to be put into action. It’s main focus is investment in infrastructure and major projects in Guangdong, and programs that are related to the Greater Bay Area, as well aiming to improve both economy and welfare on the two sides. 2 billion RMB has been poured in, and more is set to follow.

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Foreigners Can Trade A-shares Next Month!

China has approved regulation amendments, allowing qualified individual foreign investors to open securities accounts to trade A-shares next month.

Foreigners Can Trade A-shares Next Month!

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The updated regulation, which will take effect on Sept. 15, will allow foreign individuals working in the Chinese mainland to open A-share trading accounts, a move to further open up the securities market, according to the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC).

The move will expand the investor base, introduce more liquidity and improve the structure of the securities market, the CSRC said on its website.

Eligible foreign investors must come from countries or regions that have established regulatory cooperation mechanisms with the CSRC, according to a separate statement issued by the China Securities Depository and Clearing Corporation (CSDC).

Starting from Sept. 15, qualified foreigners can apply for A-share securities accounts by submitting application materials, including an application form for starting security accounts, a passport and its copy, and proof of employment issued by a domestic institution.

The CSRC also expanded the equity incentive objects of foreigners working at companies listed on the A-share market from those working in the mainland to all foreign employees.

In April 2013, the A-share market was opened to residents from Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan who work or live in the mainland. By the end of July, 125,000 qualified residents from these regions have opened A-share securities accounts, according to data from the CSDC.

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