Can Chinese citizens enter the U.S. at this time?

Ordinary Chinese citizens who plan to travel to the United States should still consult the latest regulations regarding entry to the United States. According to the rules issued by the United States earlier this month, all people who have been to China within 14 days are prohibited from entering the United States, which means that if a Chinese citizen departs directly from the country, it is not possible to enter the United States unless you are a U.S. citizen.

Chinese citizens are currently cautious about entering and exiting the United States, because affected by the epidemic, the probability of flight delays and cancellations is very high, the approval and entry procedures are cumbersome, and the number of students studying abroad and business has dropped significantly this year, so it is not recommended to enter and exit the United States during this time.

As of April 2021, you will not be able to enter the United States.

In April 2021, the news of "China and the United States Relax Entry Policies, the United States Resumes Visa Issuance, and Non-Chinese Citizens Can Return to China After Vaccination" was widely circulated in the Chinese American ticket circle, specifically mentioning that visas are restricted to non-US residents of 26 countries in China, Brazil, the United Kingdom, Ireland, South Africa and the Schengen area, while still prohibiting tourists from China, Brazil, South Africa and most of Europe (non-US citizens and permanent residents with green cards) from entering the United States.

According to the announcement, exchange scholars, pilots, and crew members who have special skills and can bring benefits to the United States can enter the United States, such as K1 visas (fiancée, spouse of citizens).

Note that this is not to say that these visas are open to application, but rather that certain groups of people who already have certain visas but are affected by the travel ban may be exempt from entering the United States.

The route is early. In June 2020, following China's announcement of a new international flight policy, the United States** abandoned plans to ban Chinese airlines from operating scheduled passenger flights between China and the United States, and will allow Chinese airlines to fly to the United States twice a week.

The U.S. Department of Transportation said June 5 that "new policies are necessary to restore the balance of competition and equal opportunity between U.S. and Chinese airlines." The original ban was announced on the 3rd, and it was originally scheduled to be implemented on the 16th.

According to the new notice of the Civil Aviation Administration of China on the 4th, American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, United Airlines and other foreign airlines that have previously suspended routes to and from China can apply for the resumption of a route to and from China.

The above content reference: Taiwan Strait Network-US media: The United States revised the ban on Chinese airlines, allowing Chinese airlines to fly to the United States twice a week.

The above content reference: Phoenix.com - U.S. visa resume, Sino-US entry policy relaxed? Sorry, it's not what you think.

At present, you cannot enter the United States directly from China, and you must stay in a third country for 16 days or more before you can enter the United States, and you must have a negative nucleic acid test certificate of nearly 72 hours when entering the United States, and you must quarantine at home for 7 days after entering the United States. After July 1, international students and visiting scholars can enter the United States directly from China, but if they want to travel to the United States for tourism, family visits, business visits and work, they still cannot enter the United States directly from China, and can only enter the United States through a third country.

Yes, depending on the purpose of your entry, if it is tourism, visiting relatives, etc., you need to apply for a visa in Singapore, and if you are studying abroad, you can directly apply for a visa to enter the country.

At present, the epidemic situation overseas is very serious, and the epidemic situation in the United States is also very serious, and foreigners are temporarily unable to enter the country.

As of June 2021, do not enter the United States.

At present, the United States has been put on red alert by many countries and regions, that is, people are advised not to go to the United States. After the beginning of the epidemic in Asia, the United States began to restrict the entry of non-Americans, and at that time, it was stipulated that as long as people who had been to China in the past 14 days, unless they were American citizens or permanent residents of the United States, no one else was allowed to enter the United States.

Even when the epidemic broke out in the United States itself, and the epidemic in the United States was more serious than that in China, the United States** did not change this regulation according to the actual situation. Therefore, it is still not possible to enter the country at this time.

American vaccines. The New York Times reported that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's decision to scrap 60 million doses of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine while still allowing 10 million doses of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine to be distributed in the U.S. and other countries, warning that it could not guarantee that the Baltimore plant was following good manufacturing practices.

CNN reported that data from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows that about 64% of adults in the U.S. have received at least one dose of the new crown vaccine, but the pace of vaccination in the United States is slowing. At the current pace of vaccination, Biden**'s previous goal of having 70% of American adults receive at least one dose of the new crown vaccine by July 4 is "expected to fall short."

The above content reference: People's Daily Online-33.45 million new crown pneumonia cases in the United States and nearly 600,000 deaths.

At present, it was announced yesterday that the current ban on F and M visas to the United States has been lifted, and you can fly directly from China to the United States, without the need to transfer in a third country and quarantine for 14 days, of course, provided that you have a visa.

Not yet, if you're an international student, it's just open, and if you get a visa, you can go out.

Traveling? Travel is no fun. Student visas Yes.

Summary. Hello, you can come back, but you need to be quarantined when you come back, if you have my country's resident insurance is free, if you don't pay for quarantine yourself.

Can Chinese citizens who are now in the U.S. return to China?

Hello, you can come back, but you need to be quarantined when you come back, if you have my country's resident insurance is free, if you don't pay for quarantine yourself.

Do you have to isolate Why do some people say don't.

You think too much, 48-hour nucleic acid test, and then there is a car at the airport to take you to the quarantine hotel, and you will be tested for nucleic acid regularly.

It was also the person who consulted who said not to isolate or anything.

Think about it too much, you go to the airport to see, the plane coming back from abroad, there are two situations, either home isolation, this is the need for a special car, send you home, can't go out, quarantine for 14 days, this is not a serious place, serious hotel quarantine.

Can I apply for home quarantine on my own?

I personally saw a person who came back from abroad, got out of the car and sent it home directly, and then quarantined at home, and someone came to test nucleic acid.

Is the special car contacted by yourself or how Do you have to apply for quarantine at home?

This has a car, and when you come out, someone will take your temperature and arrange for it to be delivered.

There is no need to apply, they will choose hotel quarantine or home quarantine according to the nucleic acid report, ** epidemic level.

Can cities where the epidemic is not so serious go home and quarantine?

Yes, if you have a nucleic acid test for 48 hours, there is no problem, most of them are sent home by special car.

If you're in a severe area, most of the hotel is quarantined.

According to <>the latest directives issued by China's National Health Commission, international travelers entering China from the United States must meet the following conditions:1Within 72 hours before departure, hold a valid boarding pass for an airport in China, and undergo a medical examination at the local public health department (usually a medical institution) at the place of departure within 48 hours before departure to confirm that he has no symptoms of COVID-19 and issue a valid test result report.

2.Within 24 hours before departure, hold a valid boarding pass for an airport in China, and undergo a nucleic acid test at the local public health department (usually a medical institution) at the place of departure within 72 hours before departure to confirm that he has no symptoms of COVID-19 and issue a valid test result report. Legally, China, as a sovereign state, has the right to impose access control measures on foreign nationals entering its territory.

According to the Directive on Strengthening the Administration of Persons Entering the Territory during the Period of Epidemic Prevention and Control, China has the right to require foreign entrants to provide relevant certificates in accordance with the regulations to ensure the health of the entrants. Against this backdrop, international travelers entering China from the U.S. must meet the above requirements to ensure their health and safety and prevent the spread of the virus. In addition, in addition to the above provisions, the relevant authorities also generally require the entrant to provide other proof to ensure the identity and validity of the entrant, including a valid passport, visa, boarding pass, etc.

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The latest regulations on entering China with a U.S. passport are as follows: Those who have been to an overseas country or region within 21 days before entering the country are prohibited from entering the country, and foreigners are prohibited from entering the country. However, those who have obtained permission through a special application may enter the country on the premise of complying with the conditions for epidemic prevention and control.

Proof of vaccination is required, and two doses of the vaccine must have been completed in the country for at least 14 days. Liquids, gels, and aerosols may only be carried in containers no larger than 3 ounces (100 milliliters) in a 1-quart (1-liter) pull-and-open bag when entering or leaving the United States.

Does China allow Americans to enter the country The People's Republic of China*** and the National Immigration Administration recently jointly issued an announcement clarifying that from 0:00 on September 28, 2020, foreigners with valid Chinese residence permits for work, private affairs and reunion will be allowed to enter the country. The National Immigration Administration hereby reminds the above-mentioned foreigners who are allowed to enter China what should be paid attention to when entering China.

The latest version of the three types of residence permits.

According to China's relevant laws and normative documents, the three types of residence permits mentioned in the announcement are clearly issued: work-type residence permits, which are issued to those who work in China; Residence permits for private affairs are issued to the spouses, parents, children under the age of 18, parents-in-law, parents-in-law of foreigners residing in China for work, study or other reasons, as well as persons who need to reside in China for other private affairs; Residence permits for reunification are issued to family members of Chinese citizens who need to reside in China for family reunification, family members of foreigners with Chinese permanent residence qualifications, and persons who need to reside in China for foster care and other reasons.

It should be added that the name of the issuing authority of the old version of the residence permit issued before June 1, 2019 is "Exit and Entry Administration Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security". Subsequently, according to the actual institutional reform, the name of the issuing authority was adjusted to "National Immigration Administration of the People's Republic of China". The old version of the residence permit within the validity period can be used normally.

The National Immigration Administration reminds that according to the content of the announcement, foreigners who want to enter China must pay attention to the following matters:

From 0:00 on September 28, foreigners who hold three types of residence permits within the validity period: work, private affairs and reunion can enter China with valid residence permits;

If the existing work, private affairs and reunion residence permits expire after 0:00 on March 28, 2020, the applicant can apply for the corresponding type of visa at the Chinese embassy or consulate abroad with the expired residence permit and relevant materials if the reason for entry remains unchanged.

Those who only hold a visa (issued before 0:00 on March 26, 2020), or who hold a valid residence permit but are not a work, private affairs or reunion residence permit, are not within the scope of the adjustment of the announcement on September 23.

In addition, the above-mentioned foreigners who are allowed to enter China must strictly abide by China's epidemic prevention and management regulations.