Are there any new policies for going abroad now?

With the effective control of local clustering epidemic in some areas of China, the demand of China citizens to go abroad has increased. Answering a question from Xinhua News Agency on 26th, Zhang Ning, spokesperson of the National Immigration Bureau, said that the National Immigration Bureau will constantly adjust and optimize the exit and entry management measures according to the changes in the epidemic situation, fully protect the people's necessary exit and entry needs, and continue to serve and promote exchanges and cooperation between Chinese and foreign personnel.

The press conference of the National Immigration Bureau held on the same day informed that in the second quarter of 2022, the National Immigration Bureau * * * inspected 32.293 million people entering and leaving the country, an increase of 5.64% from the previous month; 2 1.4 million ordinary passports were issued, an increase of 41.8% from the previous month; 6,543,800+0,630 entry and exit certificates from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan were issued, a decrease of 654.38+0% from the previous month; The number of foreigners' residence certificates in China was 6.5438+0.4 million, an increase of 49.9% from the previous month.

At present, for those who leave the country to engage in epidemic prevention and control, engineering construction, transportation of production and living materials, business, work, production, scientific research, study abroad, examination, academic exchange, medical treatment, visiting relatives, caring for the elderly and pregnant women, attending relatives' wedding graduation ceremony, family reunion, etc., or handling emergencies, and for other reasons, the state exit-entry administration agencies will accept and approve entry-exit documents in time. For special emergencies, it also provides a "green channel" for handling affairs.

Zhang Ning said that recently, some countries have adjusted and relaxed entry and exit control measures, but the global epidemic situation is still not optimistic, and the risk of international travel is still high. The National Immigration Bureau reminds the vast number of entry-exit personnel to fully consider the risks of international travel and effectively protect their lives and health.

In the next step, the National Immigration Bureau will continue to build an epidemic defense line, give full play to the role of entry and exit management, fully protect the people's necessary entry and exit needs, actively serve and facilitate the production and operation of enterprises, and vigorously promote high-level opening and high-quality development. ?