Can I return to my country if my visa expires?

You cannot return to your country if your visa expires.

If your visa expires, you need to report to the embassy or foreigners management agency in time and need help. Those who want to leave the country after the expiration date will be regarded as deliberately overstaying, and fines and imprisonment are inevitable. Also investigate your local itinerary during your stay to find out whether you have a criminal record, as well as where you live and work locally, etc. Eventually you will be deported and the country will blacklist you from re-entering for several years.

If you are a Chinese citizen, the fact that you were deported from a certain country will definitely be recorded by the Ministry of Public Security. As a result, your passport is likely to be confiscated and you will not be allowed to apply for a passport again for several years.

Notes on visa expiration

Because overseas visas are used within a specified time, each visa will expire. After the visa expires, applicants need to make adjustments based on their personal circumstances. If the visa holder is currently in China, the applicant does not need to apply for it at all. He only needs to apply for a new visa before traveling or apply for an extension at the embassy. However, if the visa holder is currently abroad, it needs to be processed according to the requirements of the Immigration Bureau.

Because the period of stay given to applicants by each country is different, some countries allow people holding independent travel visas to stay in the destination country as long as they stay within the period of stay. There is no need to apply again and there will be no need to If a bad record is left on the applicant, such as a U.S. visa, the customs will give the holder a stay time depending on the situation, and the stay time may exceed the remaining validity period of the visa.