If my residence status in Budapest expires, can I return to my country if I am currently on temporar

If you need to hold a PR, after returning to South Africa, go to the immigration office to confirm whether the PR has entered the inactive state in the system. If you are inactive, you need to apply for activation. A copy of your passport and a copy of your PR sticker, a copy of your A4 PR card, a letter of representation requesting reactivation are required.

Another: Even if your PR is inactive, it will not affect your entry into South African Customs.

If your status has expired, you will inevitably need to apply for a new visa, then go back with the visa and renew your DNI.

Because the temporary DNI is tied to the visa. No visa can be renewed.

If you don't plan to go back to Italy, you can do so with your passport.

If not, a fine is paid and the amnesty procedure is followed.

Have you applied for an extension of your stay? If you apply for an extension, you can enter the country by direct flight with the receipt from the post office and the expired residence permit. If not, there should be no way, consult the Italian embassy in China.

Hope it helps.

You go to the Italian Consulate in China for advice.

1. Does full temporary residence refer to a one-year student work or freelance residence? If this is the case, there is no problem in returning to France, as long as the residence is valid, you can go back to France without a visa.

If you take a recipisse, this is only a receipt to prove the receipt of your documents, and it is not considered a residence. If you already have a residence card (but it has expired), you can also return to your home country with this RCPC (RCPC must be within the validity period).If you do not have a residence card and are applying for it, you will not be able to re-enter the EU with this receipt alone.

This will not be, the old residence card shows that you have a residence status in Italy before, and you have to go to the police station to apply for a new residence before the residence expires, but at this time, the police station will give you a residence permit, which means that your residence is being handled at the police station, which is the so-called temporary residence permit. Just a receipt from the police station for your new stay. However, the old residence card and the new residence permit can be taken to Italy by Air China, but you don't need a special plane, then you will be in trouble.

I just went to the police station and asked, I can take a direct flight to and from China with the new residence permit that has not expired with the old card, but I must not go to other countries, even Schengen countries.

If you're worried, go straight to the police station and ask, this is the safest.

I am also in Italy, and I don't need to stay when I return to my country, but I just say that the visa can only allow you to stay in Italy for three months, and you need to stay for more than three months, and there is no restriction on returning to China. As long as your visa is valid and has multiple visits.

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You can go to the police station to open a temporary stay, which is valid for one month, if you return to your home country for too long, this method will not work. Do you have any expired residence cards in addition to your passport and residence permit? You can take a direct flight back and forth with an expired residence card and a residence permit for renewed residence, but your situation is more special, it is best to ask the police station to issue a certificate, and it will be more convenient when you come back.

CMQ, I wish you all the best

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1) Direct investment in China, stable investment for three consecutive years and good tax records;

2) Holding the position of deputy general manager, deputy factory director or above in China, or having the deputy senior title of associate professor or associate researcher, and enjoying the same treatment, having served in China for four consecutive years, and having resided in China for a total of not less than three years within four years, and has a good tax record;

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6) Unmarried children under the age of 18 seek refuge with their parents;

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