If the Taiwan Compatriot Permit visa expires, is there an upper limit on the amount of fines?

You take a look at it first"Measures for the Administration of Chinese Citizens Travelling to and from the Taiwan Region"21 and 38.

Article 21 After coming to the mainland, Taiwan residents shall, except for those who have settled down, leave the mainland on time within the validity period of the endorsement of their certificates. If it is really necessary to extend the period of stay, the corresponding certificate must be submitted and the application to the municipal or county public security bureau for extension procedures.

Article 38 Anyone who violates the provisions of Article 21 of these Measures by illegally residing in the country after the deadline shall be given a warning and may be fined 100 yuan for each day of overdue, either alone or concurrently. You can be given a warning under Section 38 and may be fined $100 for each overdue day, either alone or in combination.

Don't worry, take another look at the announcement from June this year.

In accordance with the provisions of the Ministry of Public Security's "Notice on Handling Issues Concerning Taiwan Residents' Overstay and Illegal Residence in the Mainland", the following revisions are hereby made to the discretionary standards for the punishment of Taiwan residents who overstay their illegal residence:

1. Taiwan residents who illegally reside in the mainland and are overdue for less than 90 days (inclusive) shall be given a warning and punishment; From the 91st onwards, a fine of $100 will be imposed for each overdue day until the penalty reaches $4,000.

2. In principle, Taiwan residents who have not maliciously overstayed their visas and illegally resided will not be included in the list of persons who are not allowed to enter the country. After punishment is imposed on Taiwan residents who maliciously overstay their illegal residence and have no livelihood, arrangements will be made for repatriation to Taiwan and a list of persons who are not allowed to enter the country shall be reported in a timely manner.

There is no upper limit. It depends on your reasons, attitude, and whether or not you are a first-time offender,,, etc. But when it is about to expire, you must add an apostille or leave the country without delay.

If a Taiwan resident needs to extend his or her stay in the Mainland, he/she shall, before the expiration of the validity period of the Mainland Travel Permit for Taiwan Residents, apply to the exit-entry administration department of the public security organ of the city or county where he or she is located for the corresponding Mainland Travel Endorsement or Residence Endorsement.

If you stay in the mainland for no more than 1 year (inclusive), you can apply for a one-time valid or multiple-valid endorsement for Taiwan residents to and from the mainland within 1 year (inclusive) as needed. When applying, the following application materials must be submitted: 1. Submit a completed and pasted recent color photo of the applicant with a headless face (specifications:

33mm 48mm) "Application Form for Mainland Travel Permit and Endorsement for Taiwan Residents"; 2. Submit one recent color photo of the applicant (size: 33mm 48mm); 3. Submit the original and photocopy of the applicant's valid Mainland Travel Permit for Taiwan Residents.

If you need to apply for a residence endorsement, in addition to the above-mentioned application materials, you should also submit a health certificate issued by the mainland entry-exit inspection and quarantine department or other health and medical institutions recognized by the public security organ, as well as other supporting materials that the exit-entry administration department of the public security organ deems necessary to be submitted for the first time to apply for a residence endorsement.

Legal analysis: 1 day overdue fine of 100 yuan. Resolution Process:

1. Pay the fine. According to the relevant laws and regulations, if the Taiwan compatriot permit expires and still stays in the mainland, it is illegal to stay, and a fine of 100 yuan will be imposed for one day after the expiration date. 2. Report to the public security organs.

The person who has the certificate goes to the local public security organ in person to explain the reason for the expiration of the certificate, and generally provides a written statement report. 3. Apply for card replacement. If the Taiwan Compatriot Permit held by a Taiwan resident is about to expire and the person still needs to stay in the mainland for a certain period of time, he or she should generally apply to the local public security bureau for a new one.

When applying, you generally need to provide your valid identity document and ** and other entry and exit documents. 4. Apply for a long-term Taiwan compatriot permit. 5. Long-term settlement.

If a Taiwan resident intends to settle in the mainland, he or she generally needs to submit an application to the public security organ in the place of residence by relatives in the mainland, and a settlement certificate will be issued after the application is approved.

Legal basis: Article 13 of the Administrative Measures for Chinese Citizens Travelling to and from the Taiwan Area Taiwan residents who wish to come to the mainland shall apply for travel documents from the following relevant authorities: (1) If they wish to come directly to the mainland from the Taiwan region, they shall apply to the relevant agencies dispatched or entrusted by the Exit and Entry Administration Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security; If there are special reasons, they may also apply to the public security organ at the designated port; (2) Those who wish to come to the mainland after arriving in Hong Kong or Macao shall apply to the agency dispatched by the Exit and Entry Administration Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security or the relevant agency entrusted by the Ministry of Public Security in Hong Kong or Macao (3) If they come to the mainland through a foreign country, they shall apply to the diplomatic mission, consular office of the People's Republic of China in foreign countries or other overseas organs authorized by the People's Republic of China in accordance with the "Passport Law of the People's Republic of China".

Article 18 After coming to the Mainland, Taiwan residents shall leave China on time within the validity period of their travel documents. If the validity period of the certificate is about to expire and it is necessary to continue to reside, it shall apply to the municipal or county public security bureau for renewal.

Hello! Taiwan residents who reside illegally in the country and have overdue days of less than 90 days (inclusive) shall be given a warning and punishment; From the 91st onwards, a fine of $100 will be imposed for each overdue day until the penalty reaches $4,000. Dear, here's the legal basis I've put together for you:

After the completion of the notice on the handling of issues related to the overdue and illegal residence of Taiwan residents in the mainland, the following revisions are hereby made to the discretionary standards for the punishment of Taiwan residents who have overstayed their illegal residence in the mainland: 1. Taiwan residents who illegally reside in the mainland and the number of overdue days is less than 90 days (inclusive) shall be given a warning and punishment; From the 91st onwards, a fine of $100 will be imposed for each overdue day until the penalty reaches $4,000. 2. For Taiwan residents who have not maliciously overstayed their visas and illegally retained, Yuan Chentanai will not be included in the list of persons who are not allowed to enter the country.

After punishing Taiwan residents who maliciously overstay their illegal residence and have no livelihood, they will be repatriated to Taiwan and promptly report the list of persons who are not allowed to enter the country.

Summary. According to Article 38 of the "Measures for the Administration of Cross-Strait Exchanges" promulgated on 17 December 1991, those who remain on the mainland after the expiration date of the Taiwan Compatriot Permit are considered to have "overstayed their illegal residence" and may be "given a warning and fined 100 yuan for each day of overdue." Taiwan compatriots who have overstayed their visas shall be handled according to the following procedures:

1) Go to the local public security organ in person to provide a written statement and explain the reason for the expiration date; (2) The public security organs are to educate them; (3) Taiwan compatriots provide a 2-inch ** (black and white, color is acceptable), and fill in the application approval form for extension and reissuance of Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan and overseas Chinese certificates; (4) The public security organ issues a public security administrative punishment decision, and a fine of RMB 100 is calculated for each day overdue; (5) The public security organs shall extend the validity period of the "Taiwan Compatriot Permit" for one month, and the validity period shall be calculated from the date of punishment. Taiwan compatriots must leave the country within the validity period.

Hello, thank you for your consultation, please don't shout Kai in a hurry, according to your description for your analysis and answer: Taiwan residents who are illegally staying in the country, and the number of overdue days is less than 90 days (inclusive), they will be warned and punished; From the 91st day onwards, a fine of 100 yuan will be imposed for each overdue day until the fine is 4,000 yuan. <>

According to Article 38 of the "Measures for the Administration of Cross-Strait Exchanges" promulgated on 17 December 1991, those who remain on the mainland after the expiration date of the Taiwan Compatriot Permit are considered to have "overstayed their illegal residence" and may be "given a warning and fined 100 yuan for each day of overdue." Taiwan compatriots who have overstayed their visas shall go through the following procedures: (1) Go to the local public security organ in person to provide a written statement and explain the reason for the expiration date; (2) The public security organs are to educate them; (3) Taiwan compatriots will provide a 2-inch ** (black and white, color is acceptable) to fill in the Hong Kong Wangyuan, Macao, Taiwan and overseas Chinese certificate extension, reissuance application for approval of the file form; (4) The public security organ issues a public security administrative punishment decision, and a fine of RMB 100 is calculated for each day overdue; (5) The public security organs shall extend the validity period of the "Taiwan Compatriot Permit" for one month, and the validity period shall be calculated from the date of punishment.

Taiwan compatriots must leave the country within the validity period.

How much is the maximum penalty for 26 days after the expiration date?

100 yuan per day is calculated, and 26 days is 2600 yuan.

Legal basis: Article 13 of the Administrative Measures for Chinese Citizens Travelling to and from the Taiwan Area Taiwan residents who wish to come to the mainland shall apply for travel documents from the following relevant authorities: (1) If they wish to come directly to the mainland from the Taiwan region, they shall apply to the relevant agencies dispatched or entrusted by the Exit and Entry Administration Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security; If there is a special reason for fighting, it may also apply to the public security organ at the designated port; (2) Those who request to come to the mainland after arriving in the Zaoran area of Hong Kong and Macao shall apply to the agency dispatched by the Exit and Entry Administration Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security or the relevant agency entrusted by the relevant agency in Hong Kong and Macao (3) If they come to the mainland through a foreign country, they shall apply to the diplomatic mission of the People's Republic of China in a foreign country, consular office or other foreign organs authorized by the People's Republic of China in accordance with the "Passport Law of the People's Republic of China".