Can I re-enter the country if I am sent back to China?

Nearly ten years later, the Constitutional Court ruled on the appeal. Some of the contents of the appeal were accepted. Among them, the Aliens Law stipulates that aliens who are prohibited from illegally entering and returning, as well as aliens who illegally stay in Spain, are prohibited from entering the Schengen agreement countries for three years afterwards. The Constitutional Court held that this provision was inconsistent with the Spanish constitutional theory and should be abolished. In other words, in the future, all illegal immigrants repatriated by the Spanish government can obtain legal visas to re-enter Spain after leaving the country. Can I entrust a certificate of innocence? Reader: I studied in Spain and now I want to go to the United States. When applying for a visa, the American Embassy in China asked me to show my certificate of innocence during my stay in Spain. I don't know how to handle it. Teacher Zheng: In the past, when electronic information was not so developed, the Spanish Ministry of Justice only provided Spanish citizens and foreign immigrants with valid residence permits in Spain with innocence certificates. Now, people who have lived or stayed in Spain can apply to the Spanish Ministry of Justice for this certificate if necessary. If I am not here, I can entrust anyone here to apply by handling the power of attorney. The power of attorney can be made by China Notary Office, but it must be translated and authenticated. The simpler way is to go to embassies and consulates in China, Spain to handle Spanish directly. As long as I go there and provide the personal information of the client. The cost is not necessarily more than confession and translation after notarization in Chinese. It's in Spanish and can be used directly here. Who is the child staying with? The reader asked: Spain's economy is very bad now. We want to go back to China to develop, and we may have to stay for a while. But the children born here are used to the environment here. I don't want to disturb their lives. I want our parents to take care of them. But their stay is with us. I don't know what to do. Teacher Zheng answered: First of all, if you want to keep your long-term residence, you should come back once a year. In this way, the children's residence will not be a problem. You should not leave the EU for more than 12 months. Come back on time when you change your residence. If you are prepared to give up your residence here, because the children were born here, their residence can continue, but they must have a guardian. If they are under the age of 18, they can stay with their grandparents. However, children are still young, so it is not advisable to leave their parents for too long, otherwise it will affect their growth. Another way is to apply for Spanish citizenship for them. Once they have Spanish citizenship, they can continue to live here, and it will be easier for you to return to Spain in the future. Parents of Spanish minor children can apply for visas at any time.