You can use your passport and a third-country visa to go to Macao, but not to a third country. After I go to Macau, I will go straight back to the mainland. Will this be blacklisted by the customs?

Yes According to the regulations of Macao Public Security Police, mainland residents holding China passports and third-country visas can stay in Macao for seven days.

Those who do not re-enter a third country (such as Sri Lanka) will be given a maximum stay of 2 days; The third entry will be refused. Zhuhai border inspection department stipulates that those who go to Australia with passports and valid visas must attach valid air tickets and reserved seats, otherwise they will not be able to pass customs.

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Conditions for Chinese mainland residents to travel to Macau with passports:

1. Holders of a third-country residence visa can go unlimited times with their passports and third-country identity cards, and each stay is 14 days.

2. Holders of short-term visas from third countries can fly to Macao with their passports and air tickets for a maximum stay of 7 days. Those who have repeatedly entered the country without flying will be blacklisted and refused entry in the future.

3. Air tickets flying from Macao to a third country can enter Australia visa-free with a passport and stay for up to 7 days. Those who do not fly for many times will be blacklisted and will not be allowed to enter the country in the future.

In accordance with the unified deployment and command of the customs on anti-smuggling work, it is responsible for the investigation, detention, arrest and pre-trial of smuggling crime cases, and comprehensively uses criminal law enforcement and administrative law enforcement means to crack down on smuggling. In 2003, the national customs seized smuggling cases 12939.

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