What are the three non-foreigners? What are the definitions of the three non-foreigners?

1. "Three illegal persons" refers to those who "illegal entry, illegal residence, and illegal employment". From May 15, 2012 to the end of August 2012, the Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau will focus on cleaning up " "Three Illegals" 100-day special campaign against foreigners.

2. Illegal entry. Illegal entry refers to foreigners who do not hold a valid entry visa or a legal and valid entry document issued by the Chinese competent authority, or do not enter the country from China. It is an illegal act to enter my country at a designated port, or to enter China without inspection at a border inspection station.

3. Illegal residence refers to foreigners who reside (stay) in China without a visa. Or it is an illegal act to apply for a visa or residence permit within the valid period of stay specified in the residence permit. Specifically, if the time on the small white card issued by the Immigration Bureau, that is, the I-94 form, is exceeded, it is called illegal stay. Even if you have a multiple-entry visa, it is considered illegal to stay in a third country. However, if you work illegally in the United States and your I-94 expires, it will not be considered overstayed. If you are found to be working illegally, you will be living illegally from the day you are caught.

4. Interpretation of the Immigration Law. Let’s take a look at four different situations. In the first case, if you enter the United States with F-1 or J-1, the I-94 form will have the words DURATIONOFSTATUS, which means that as long as you maintain legal status in the United States, it is not considered illegal. . Even if the application for extension or status change is rejected, as long as there is no illegal work, it will not be considered illegal residence. If the reason for rejection is due to illegal work or failure to maintain status, the period of illegal residence will be calculated from the date of rejection. The second situation is that for those who came to the United States as B-1, B-2 or H-1 or H-2, the date of legal residence in the United States is indicated on the I-94 form. If the extension or change of status is not approved, If the rejection is before the expiration of the I-94, the date of illegal stay is calculated from the expiration date of the I-94; if the rejection is after the expiration of the I-94 but has not exceeded 120 days, the date of illegal stay is calculated from the expiration date of the I-94. In the third case, if the I-94 has expired and 120 days have passed, the illegal stay will be counted from the 121st day. If it exceeds 180 days, you will not be allowed to enter the country for three years.

4. Illegal employment. Illegal work refers to the behavior of engaging in social labor without obtaining legal employment status in China and obtaining labor remuneration. The meaning of employment is that people within a certain age engage in it for remuneration. or activities for which business income is derived. If further analysis is carried out, employment needs to be defined from three aspects, namely, employment conditions, which refer to a certain age; income conditions, which refer to obtaining a certain amount of labor remuneration or business income; and time conditions, that is, The length of weekly working hours. In our country, the employed population refers to people over 16 years old who engage in certain social labor and receive labor remuneration or business income. Among them, the urban employed population refers to the employed population engaged in non-agricultural activities in urban areas. . Including people working in state-owned units, urban collective units, joint-stock cooperative units, joint venture units, limited liability companies, joint-stock companies, private enterprises, investment units from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, foreign-invested units and individual industrial and commercial households.