Can Lao Lai change his nationality after going abroad and returning home?

"Lao Lai" refers to the person who has been judged by the court to be capable of performing but fails to perform the effective legal documents. The most typical ones are those who obviously have money but don't pay it back and hide in the United States. These people are called "Lao Lai" and are included in China's "list of broken promises". Once on this "broken list", life in China will be subject to various restrictions. For example, no loans, high consumption, flying, high-speed rail can only choose the cheapest, can not buy a house, can not travel, can not send children to private schools and so on. Then, after becoming an "old lai", is it still possible to immigrate? Theoretically, it is possible. Because the "dishonesty list" is just a saying in China and is not considered internationally, there is no difference in nature between an "old lai" applying for immigration and a person who is not an "old lai" applying for immigration. But this is also theoretical. In practice, "Lao Lai" immigrants are much more difficult than ordinary people. Because except for some island countries that have never heard of it, they only sell their passports for money, without even looking at the source of funds and proof of assets. A normal country will basically audit the assets and sources of funds of immigrant applicants. And "Lao Lai", because the assets were frozen and could not provide legal proof of assets, could not pass the background check of the Immigration Bureau. Jia Yueting, for example, fortunately applied for his green card before the accident. If he changes his occupation, he will probably have to apply for political asylum instead of an ordinary visa. In the past, many people who didn't pay their debts were always lucky, and they wouldn't pay them back if they could. But now, if you don't pay back the money, you will be included in the list of untrustworthy people. Once blacklisted, many consumer behaviors will be restricted anywhere, including high-speed rail, airplanes and ships, houses, travel and sending children to private schools. Then, after becoming an "old lai", is it still possible to immigrate? Theoretically, it is possible. Because the "dishonesty list" is just a saying in China and is not considered internationally, there is no difference in nature between an "old lai" applying for immigration and a person who is not an "old lai" applying for immigration.