How can I return to my country? 70, How can I return to China?

You can ask him to bring his own supporting materials, ID card or household registration booklet to the local consulate in Myanmar to apply for a passport and visa, and then go and buy a plane ticket to come back.

It seems that there is no way back now, you can wait for the global epidemic to ease, and it should be no problem to come back if you smuggle in, but your life in Myanmar will be affected.

Recently, affected by the epidemic, the return air ticket is more tight, and the ** will be higher, so be sure to consult and book in advance, many people want to buy the best air ticket, and at the same time want to get a safe guarantee, but there are very few suitable and safe channels, the best way is to find a professional international air ticket ** to help you book.

A professional international air ticket provider can help you apply for a first-hand ticket source from within the airline, help you choose the most suitable route, help you check the flight status in real time, and choose the most suitable ticket for you. Finally, I wish you a speedy return to China!

If you don't face things at home, is it breaking the law? If so, you might as well let him stay over there! And then how terrible it is to know the people who helped him smuggle out!

The last thing I want to say is that he is an adult, and he must learn to take responsibility for his actions, and his life is his own, and it should be up to him to make his own decisions.

Don't worry about him, it's good to go on a run, if you can get mixed up, of course it's good, if you can't get mixed up, Myanmar will send him back!

You must first apply for a passport to go abroad and apply for a pass through the local police station.

At the moment of the epidemic, don't go back to China! Don't mess with the country!

In the near future, it is better not to return to China and affect other people.

What are yours, ask you what you are.

Legal Analysis: Chinese citizens who are abroad return to China for a short period of time and enter the country with a valid People's Republic of China passport or a valid People's Republic of China travel permit or other valid entry and exit documents. Chinese citizens residing abroad who wish to return to China to settle down in China shall authorize the representative or consular office of the Chinese in the foreign country or to do so before entering the country.

Legal basis: Law of the People's Republic of China on the Administration of Exit and Entry Article 9 Chinese citizens entering or leaving the country shall apply for passports or other travel documents in accordance with the law.

Chinese citizens traveling to other countries or regions also need to obtain a visa or other entry permit certificate from the country to which they are traveling. However, except for the mutual visa exemption agreements signed by China and other countries, or as otherwise stipulated by the Ministry of Public Security or others. Chinese citizens who leave or enter China as seafarers and work on foreign ships shall apply for seafarers' certificates in accordance with the law.

At the beginning of the year, many international flights were canceled due to the epidemic, and many countries imposed certain restrictions on the entry of Chinese tourists. So how can compatriots who are still stranded abroad return to their home countries?

Although some direct flights are now suspended, you can choose to look at the connecting flights and follow some non-grounded routes.

Asian routes can currently choose to transit through Japan or Thailand, where the transit policy is relatively relaxed. Return tickets can be purchased from these stopovers, with the option of Thai Airways and All Nippon Airways.

Singapore and Jakarta have banned the entry and transit of travelers who have been to China in the past 14 days. If you have never been to China within 14 days, you can also choose to transit through the above two countries.

However, my personal advice is to choose the Thai route, because the number of people with the new coronavirus in Japan is gradually increasing. Please do not be careless before going out, or take appropriate protective measures.

Although the entry policies of European countries are a bit relaxed now, friends who want to return to China in Europe need to return from Europe, and those who return from Africa also need to go through Europe.

However, due to the impact of the epidemic, many European airlines have suspended flights to and from China. However, some domestic airlines will still operate some direct flights, but the cost will be higher.

If you choose to transit, you can choose the United Arab Emirates. UAE** only allows domestic flights to and from Beijing Capital International Airport.

Asian routes currently have the option of connecting via Japan.

All Nippon Airways: Flights connecting Narita and Beijing will be suspended until March 29, and flights from Haneda to Beijing will be reduced to seven per week. On March 28, the flight from Narita to Wuhan will be canceled, and the rest of the cities will reduce prices or change to smaller models.

JAL: Flights between Narita and Beijing will be connected by March 28, and with the reduction of other flights, the number of flights on the China route will be reduced from 98 to 43.

If a traveler meets the entry requirements, they can change or purchase a direct flight that is still operated by a domestic airline, but it is relatively expensive.

Travelers from New Zealand and Australia can choose to transit through Thailand or choose a domestic airline.

That's how I returned home. I recommend that if you choose a connecting flight, choose a connecting ticket and hang your luggage directly! Pay attention to the transit policy!

Another point that needs to be reminded and noted is that some countries have introduced new entry policies, and they may not be able to enter the country after returning to China. Therefore, everyone should choose the right travel plan according to their own situation.

Finally, I would like to remind you that the USCIS has announced that 133 countries have adopted new immigration control measures. Before you travel, be sure to check your flight status and local policies.

The beginning of 2020 is very special, due to the impact of the epidemic, many international flights have been cancelled, and many countries have certain restrictions on the entry of Chinese tourists, so how can compatriots who are still stranded abroad return to China?

Although some direct flights are currently suspended, you can choose to look at the connecting flights and arrange them according to some routes that are not suspended.

Asian routes currently have the option of transiting through Japan or Thailand, and their transit policies are relatively relaxed. You can purchase a return ticket for these stopovers, and you can choose between Thai Airways and All Nippon Airways.

Singapore and Jakarta have banned the entry and transit of passengers who have been to China in the past 14 days. If you have not been to China within 14 days, you can also choose to transit through the above two countries.

However, my personal recommendation is to choose the route to Thailand, due to the gradual increase in the number of people in Japan before the answer. Don't be careless before going to the stove, or take corresponding protective measures.

Although the entry policies of European countries are slightly relaxed, in addition to friends who want to return to China in Europe, they need to return to China from Europe, and they also need to go through Europe to return to China from Africa.

However, due to the impact of the epidemic, many European airlines have suspended flights to and from China. However, there are still some domestic airlines that still operate some direct flights, but the cost will be higher.

If you choose to transit, you can choose the United Arab Emirates. UAE** only domestic flights to and from Beijing Capital International Airport are permitted.

Asian routes currently have the option of connecting via Japan.

All Nippon Airways: Suspend flights connecting Narita and Beijing until March 29, reduce Haneda-Beijing flights to 7 per week, cancel Narita-Wuhan flights until March 28, and reduce or change to smaller aircraft in other cities.

Japan Airlines: The suspension of flights will connect routes such as Narita and Beijing until March 28, and the number of flights operated by China will be reduced from 98 to 43 with the reduction of other flights.

If you meet the entry requirements, you can change or buy a direct flight that is still operated by a domestic airline, but it is relatively expensive.

Passengers in New Zealand and Australia can choose to transit through Thailand or choose a domestic airline.

The above is how to return to China, it is recommended that if you choose a connecting flight, you should choose a connecting ticket and baggage hanging! Keep an eye on the transit policy!

It is also necessary to remind and pay attention to the point that some countries have introduced new entry policies, and it is possible that you may not be able to enter the country after returning to China, so you can choose a suitable travel plan based on your own situation.