A U.S. passport can take a Chinese out

Anyone entering or leaving the country needs to have their own passport and their own appropriate visa.

Summary. The U.S. Green Card, also known as the U.S. Permanent Resident Card, is a recipient of legal permanent residency that is officially granted immigration benefits, including conditional residency and permission to work in the United States. The holder must maintain his permanent resident status, and the holder may lose that status if one of the conditions required for that status is no longer met.

Can Chinese get a U.S. green card and leave China without a Chinese passport?

Hello dear, you can't go abroad without a passport.

The U.S. Green Card, also known as the U.S. Permanent Resident Card, is a recipient of legal permanent residency that is officially granted immigration benefits, including conditional residency and permission to work in the United States. The holder must maintain his permanent resident status, and the holder may lose that status if one of the conditions required for that status is no longer met.

So you need a passport to go out of our country.

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I have two passports, can I use a Chinese passport to leave China and then use a US passport to enter the United States.

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I have two passports and can use a Chinese passport to exit China and then enter the United States with a US passport.

However, China prohibits dual nationality, and if it is a dual nationality, the Chinese passport will be revoked.

A friend told me that through the respectful way of transferring flights in a third country, you can leave China with a Chinese passport, go through the three countries (such as Thailand) and then use a US passport to buy a flight from Thailand to the United States, and use a US passport to enter the United States. I don't know if it's possible.

That's okay.

It is possible to leave another country, transit to a third country, and arrive at the destination country.

Rational use of passports, some countries have the right to use the passport of any country for the first time, and the same passport must be used after leaving or entering the country.

If we are going to a country, it is not enough to have a passport, we also need a visa from that country to enter the territory of that country. If you want to go to the United States, you need to apply for a visa to the United States, but the visa rejection rate in the United States is generally very high.

1. How to go to the United States with a passport.

The United States, as one of the world's leading developed countries, has a visa rejection rate of about 60%. Whether or not the visa is approved depends on the following factors: Have you ever traveled to a country that is as developed as the United States?

Are you married, have children, or are you single or divorced? What about the assets under your name? Do you have a stable job?

Whether the household registration belongs to a sensitive area, there are several places in the country that are sensitive areas, the south is Fujian Province, the north is the three northeastern provinces, except for those small cities in the provincial capital, especially Jilin Yanbian. The central part is Hebei, Henan and Shandong, which are all sensitive areas. There are more people running, so the embassy is relatively strict in reviewing the disturbances.

So be relatively cautious. If 1-2 of the above conditions do not meet the requirements of the embassy, there is basically a risk of refusal to issue. The key is to increase your own binding force, as long as the binding force is sufficient, it can also make up for other shortcomings.

2. Types of passports.

The types of passports issued vary from country to country. China's passports are divided into diplomatic, official and ordinary passports.

Ordinary passports are divided into ordinary passports for official purposes and ordinary passports for private purposes.

Diplomatic passports are mainly issued to vice ministers, vice governors and other Chinese ****, party, government, military and other important delegations, as well as diplomats, consuls and their accompanying spouses, minor children, diplomatic couriers, etc.

Official passports are mainly issued to the staff of the ** departments of China at all levels, the staff of the diplomatic missions and consular offices of the People's Republic of China in foreign countries, the staff of the United Nations organization system and its relevant specialized agencies, their accompanying spouses and minor children, etc.

Ordinary passports for official purposes are mainly issued to Chinese state-owned enterprises and institutions to engage in official activities such as economic, cultural, sports, health, scientific and technological exchanges, public study abroad, advanced studies, visiting scholars, and personnel sent abroad to engage in labor services.

Ordinary passports for private purposes are issued to Chinese citizens who have settled, visited relatives, friends, inherited inheritance, studied at their own expense, worked, traveled, and otherwise traveled or settled abroad for private affairs.

That's all for you! If you have a passport and want to go to the United States, you will need to apply for a visa. Of course, there are certain conditions that need to be met to apply for a visa, and if you are not ready to apply for a visa, it is very likely that the visa application will fail.

Applicable to the issuance, renewal and reissuance of ordinary passports for private purposes

Issued: Those who have Chinese nationality but have never held a passport.

Renewal: Applicants who have Chinese nationality and hold an ordinary passport of the People's Republic of China, and fall under one of the following circumstances: the passport has expired; The passport is valid for less than one year; The visa pages of the passport are about to be used up; The appearance changes greatly.

Reissuance: Possessing Chinese nationality and holding an ordinary passport of the People's Republic of China, but the ordinary passport is lost, stolen or damaged and affects its normal use.

Summary. Foreign nationals can apply for a U.S. passport if they meet the requirements of the U.S. Citizenship Act. Under the U.S. Citizenship Act, U.S. citizenship and passports can be obtained by a person who:

1.A person born in the United States or its territory automatically acquires a U.S. citizenship and passport; 2.A foreign-born person who has one or both parents who are U.S. citizens may apply for U.S. citizenship and passport by descent; 3.

Foreign nationals who live in the U.S. and meet certain conditions can obtain U.S. citizenship and passports through the naturalization process.

Aliens who meet the requirements of the U.S. Citizenship Act can apply for a U.S. passport. Under the U.S. Citizenship Act, U.S. citizenship and passports can be obtained by a person who: 1

A person born in the United States or its territory automatically acquires a U.S. citizenship and passport; 2.A person born in a foreign country with a father or mother who is a U.S. citizen may apply for U.S. citizenship and a passport through a blood relationship; 3.Foreign nationals who live in the U.S. and meet certain conditions can obtain U.S. citizenship and passports through the naturalization process.

Excuse me, but please go into more detail?

It is important to note that obtaining a U.S. passport does not imply permanent residence or other rights in the U.S. If a foreign national wants to stay or work in the U.S. for a long time, they will need to obtain a visa or permanent residency through other means.