Can a person with a drunk driving record go abroad?

1. Can people with drunk driving records go abroad? According to Article 12 of the Exit and Entry Administration Law: "China citizens are not allowed to leave the country under any of the following circumstances: (1) those who do not hold valid exit and entry certificates or refuse or evade border inspection; (two) the punishment has not been completed or belongs to the defendant or criminal suspect in a criminal case; (three) there are unresolved civil cases, and the people's court decides not to leave the country; (4) Being subject to criminal punishment for obstructing the administration of the country (border) or being repatriated by other countries or regions for illegal exit, illegal residence or illegal employment, and not allowed to leave the country within the prescribed time limit; (five) may endanger national security and interests, the relevant authorities in the State Council decided not to leave the country; (6) Other circumstances in which exit from the country is prohibited by laws and administrative regulations. " You can only go abroad if you have a record of drunk driving and have not been punished. If you have, you are forbidden to go abroad. Drunk driving is very harmful, so we should reflect on it. If sentenced, it will be very troublesome to apply for a visa. If you are a fugitive, you will not get a visa or go abroad. You can apply, but if you are sentenced, you may need to state that you have a criminal record when filling out the form. Visa is the annotation and seal of the sovereign organ of a country on the passport or other travel documents held by its own or foreign citizens to show that they are allowed to enter or leave the country or pass through it. It can also be said that it is an endorsement certificate issued to them. Generally speaking, a visa is a document issued by a country's entry-exit administration (such as immigration bureau or its embassy or consulate abroad) to approve the entry of foreign citizens. Visa is a measure taken by a sovereign country to safeguard its sovereignty, dignity, security and interests. Visa is an important means for a sovereign country to implement entry and exit management. Citizens of a country who want to travel, settle down, do business and study in other countries must have valid passports or travel documents, and another condition is to obtain visas to other countries. Under normal circumstances, a country issues visas to foreigners on the principle of equality and reciprocity between foreign countries and their nationals, and provides the same preferential treatment and convenience for the nationals of the two countries to interact with each other. However, there are also visa-free countries, such as 18 visa-free countries with China passports and 130 visa-free countries with American passports. Most countries that have diplomatic relations with China have established embassies or consulates in China. The Embassy is located in Beijing, the capital, and the Consulate General is located in Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenyang, Chengdu and other economically developed and populous cities. Some countries or regions that have not yet established embassies or consulates either have consulates in Hong Kong or entrust other offices to handle visa affairs. Second, will drunk driving affect the visa for going abroad? At present, almost all countries in the world have not formally stipulated that people with criminal records cannot apply for visas. Some countries, such as Bolivia and Rwanda, require innocence and notarization. However, the embassy will pay more attention to these people in the process of visa application. For example, some developed countries in Europe and America did not require proof of innocence when applying for visas. Generally speaking, the embassy will not consult personal files when applying for a visa, but if necessary, it may also investigate personal information or social work by other means. If the applicant has a criminal record, such as theft, it is definitely not welcome in most countries. The embassy audit will also carefully weigh the results. When applying for a US visa, there is an item in the DS 160 form that requires the applicant to fill in "Have you done anything that threatens public safety?" If you choose "Yes" in your case, then the visa officer will definitely focus on the audit during the interview. It's ok to say sorry directly! Of course, it is not absolute to say that having a criminal record will affect the visa result. There was a case in which a young man was sentenced to several years for robbing money and hurting people. After he was released from prison, he started his own business, got a stable income and bought a house. He wants to go to America for his honeymoon. When he was interviewed in the United States, because of his criminal record, the visa officer directly refused the visa after asking about the situation. He thought it was because he had a criminal record before that he was refused a visa. Later, he inquired about the reasons for refusing a visa and found that it was because there were few exit records. He did not mention a criminal record. Back to the issue of drunk driving, people with a criminal record of drunk driving may have some influence in using their driver's licenses in other countries, but the social harm is not great, and most countries may agree to visas. Of course, passports may not be available to those who have criminal records that endanger society or even restrict exit. At present, the punishment for drunk driving in China is still very strong, and if the circumstances are serious, it may be jailed. This paper answers the question of whether people with drunk driving records can go abroad from a legal point of view. This question. Drunk driving is very serious. In daily life, we should keep in mind the truth of not driving after drinking to ensure life safety.