Just happened, exit decision notice, the CCP has completely choked the throat of escape, neither people nor money can leave!!? Qi Qi Ba Ba TALK 'Refreshing 771' 20260917

The blogger shared their recent experience of strict questioning while checking in and passing through customs at the airport. Combined with the new exit-entry regulations effective September 15, they summarized the background and reasons for the tightening of exit policies, as well as four key changes, including the tracing of application reasons, dissuasion for those from high-risk areas, strict audits for special personnel, and joint liability for intermediaries. They also analyzed the potential for more cumbersome approval procedures for future departures.

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Hello everyone, welcome to Qibaba, I am Qiqi. Sigh, I am truly speechless. Let me share with you a real experience, a real thing that happened to me today. Of course, I hope you can listen carefully; listening to it will be helpful for you so you don't make similar mistakes. Didn't my passport expire? I went back to apply for a new one, but my visa was issued using my old passport. When I was checking in, the staff member asked me, "Where is your old passport?" I said, "Isn't the old passport useless? I threw it away." They said, "That won't work. Because you applied for a new passport, your visa must be new. If you do it this way, you can board. But if you applied for a new passport and your visa is in the old one, you must bring both passports to board." "Can you help me check my luggage first? After checking it, what time does your plane take off?" They said it takes off at 10:45. I said, "So if I get my old passport at 10:35, can I go directly to board?" "No, even 10:31 won't work." Damn, is it really this rigid now? I just want to ask. So I said, "Can you help me change the flight?" "Sorry, you can't change the flight here; we only handle check-in and luggage." I said, "Then who helps me change the flight?" They said, "Then go to China Eastern Airlines." Okay, so I called China Eastern Airlines, and they said, "Sorry, it wasn't bought from us today. Go back to where you bought it to change it." So I called Qunar.com, and okay, Qunar.com changed the flight for me, but I really feel this experience was so helpless.

Recently, many friends have found that the process of going abroad has become more cumbersome than before. Policies for applying for passports have tightened in many regions like Fujian, Jiangxi, Henan, and Hunan. After some friends return to China after using their passports, they receive calls from relevant departments in their hometowns, being required to cancel their passports. Now, if you want to go abroad, every step from passing customs to exiting the country is stricter than before. Many people have encountered various situations while passing customs; some are directly persuaded to return. Not only is the visa unusable, but they may also be restricted from leaving the country in the short term. Now, border ports have added many questioning sessions. Whether you are going abroad for tourism, business, or to visit friends and relatives, border inspection officers will carefully ask about the details of your itinerary. When passing border inspection, luggage and information on your phone may be checked; things like invitation letters and chat records are all within the scope of inspection. Once a problem is found in the content, it is very likely that you won't be able to leave on the spot, and the flight tickets and visas you have already bought will be in vain. Why is the management so strict now? There are mainly two reasons: on one hand, it is to reasonably control the number of people going abroad, and on the other hand, it is to reduce the occurrence of transnational illegal and criminal activities. Customs and border inspection departments have heavy responsibilities, so everyone must actively cooperate with inspections when passing customs. If you plan to go abroad, you must pay attention: the purpose of your trip must be consistent with the type of visa you applied for. Never commit fraud. Also, usually comply with relevant exit-entry regulations and maintain a good record. Prepare all materials before departure, and the content must be true. This way, you can go abroad smoothly and avoid unnecessary trouble.

Now let me show you whether there have been any changes to the exit process. I was asked a very, very unexpected question at customs. Because today's flight was delayed, and there were quite a lot of people leaving for Budapest via Hong Kong, we had to queue at the border for about 20 minutes. Moreover, the management of the exit process at Ningbo Airport is very strict. Whether you are a family or a group of friends, you must go through one by one. Since I wasn't traveling alone this time, the others went ahead, and I was the last one. After I handed over my passport, the first thing they did was look at me—everyone goes through this process. After that, they suddenly asked me a question. I didn't expect this question at all, and I don't know where they saw it—whether they flipped through the passport or what. They flipped through it first, because I thought there certainly wouldn't be any record, since I was going to a different country, how could there be a record? There wasn't. So they suddenly asked me, "What did you go to Egypt for?" I was taken aback, "Me, go to Egypt?" Then I told them that it was because before the war between the US and Egypt (likely referring to regional tensions) broke out last year, I went there for a layover for convenience. I suddenly remembered—friends who watch my videos would know—that during that time, for convenience, I flew directly from Greece to Egypt, and then from Egypt to Shanghai. That was the only time I experienced EgyptAir. Previously, when going to Egypt, we used other airlines. So they asked me that question, and I told them it was a layover. Okay, they immediately said "OK, no problem." That was the only question they asked. So, should we say that there will be some changes after the policy adjustment on September 15th? Personally, I feel there will definitely be changes. From the question I encountered today, I think it relates to a few main aspects. One is for those whose purpose of exit is not genuine—so-called "not genuine" means that perhaps after you go out, your itinerary or what you do is different from what you claimed. For example, I say I'm going for tourism, but in reality, you are doing something else. This is very important. Therefore, regarding the authenticity of invitation letters, especially if you are visiting relatives, friends, or going for work, you must comply with the original intention of your departure. You cannot change it once you get there. You say you are going to visit friends, but then you end up doing some bad things there, so they will raise questions. This is one aspect, in my opinion. Secondly, as you can see from this question, for places like Africa, or perhaps Thailand, or some Southeast Asian countries, or countries that are currently sensitive, I think they will definitely need to tighten control or re-verify in this regard. Because in front of us, there were some people going to Southeast Asia, and I did see this. So this is a very prominent point—that is, for hot spots and sensitive regions, if you want to travel, I personally feel this area will be affected. This is also mentioned in the new regulations to be implemented on September 15th. So the introduction of these new regulations, which take effect on September 15th, is something we all feel has a certain background. One is mainly to deal with security risks such as war, deteriorating public order, and epidemics abroad. Including when we came in just now, there was a machine for testing body temperature—these all need to be checked. There is also the crackdown on illegal exit, document forgery, and cross-border fraud, because everyone knows that the rampant situation in Southeast Asia has not completely subsided yet. Just like me, every day—after returning to China this time, every day—I receive all kinds of calls. I don't understand how my phone number was leaked, and I don't understand how these people know my number and want to contact me for this or that. So these are all existing risk points. I think there are some other changes in entry and exit this time, such as for fake materials—for example, document fraud, such as obtaining visas or passports through deception, etc.—illegal entry and exit will be punished. And if you want to commit document fraud, the future penalties will be quite severe. According to the new regulations on September 15th, how long? Six months to one year of exit ban. And there is another very, very important point that was rarely involved before: that is, if you commit a crime abroad and endanger national security, you will also be banned from exiting the country for six months to three years after returning home. This is a relatively new content included in the management scope. It is also possible that violations of export controls, such as violating certain technical export controls, could lead to being prohibited from exiting. Some people carry key data of certain technologies; if you go abroad and sell this data or secretly transfer this technology, etc., all of this is being controlled and will also be subject to strict control of exit management. There is also the issue of foreigners violating regulations—this doesn't have a special relationship with us. Then there is another very important point, which is the security warnings issued for high-risk countries and regions. This is also a form of dissuasion for entry and exit, which should be considered part of their work.

Therefore, customs includes biases; they will issue warnings to personnel traveling to these high-risk areas, and this dissuasion will certainly appear. Just like today, he asked me, "Why are you going to Egypt?" To be honest, I didn't even expect this question. At the time, I was thinking he might ask what I was going there to do, how I would manage, and other routine questions, but I didn't expect him to hit upon a very crucial question—and that is the region itself. Therefore, in the future, if you want to go to certain African regions, including war-torn areas, or to Southeast Asia and other such places, which also belong to high-risk areas, people will inevitably be asked certain questions in the future. I feel this is definitely unavoidable after September 15. This was a very interesting experience, and I'm sharing it to chat with everyone here.

And now a season has also passed, it has also passed, although affected by the typhoon, but after a three-hour delay, we were still able to take off on time. Thank you all here from Chinese Academy of Sciences (Zhongke). The new regulations for taxi rentals this time have indeed changed quite a bit; after September 15, many people are no longer able to leave the country. I have sorted out four key changes for everyone. First, applying for a roommate requires tracing the source. In the past, filling out passport and visa forms was enough, but now those studying abroad need an admission notice, business travelers need an invitation letter, and family visitors need key proof of kinship. If the materials are not detailed enough and the cause-and-effect relationship does not match, it will be directly rejected; this is written into the regulations, not a joke. Second, dissuasion under the guise of 'for your own good'. There are travel risk warnings all over the world, and this new rule not only reminds you that the risk is high, but will also directly advise you to go back. If the risk level is high and may endanger personal safety, high-risk cases will be stopped at the port, and even if you have an urgent matter, for your own good, do not go first. Third, strict review of special personnel leaving the country. Senior executives and R&D personnel involved in big data and key technologies need special approval to leave the country, not just walking away whenever they want; this is related to talent and technological security. Fourth, intermediaries have generational responsibility. Institutions that help you process materials—if they tamper with materials and you get into trouble, they won't be able to escape either. In the past, they could turn a blind eye, but now they can't. Every single one of these four rules is closely related to friends going abroad; understand them in advance and plan ahead. Other policies are landing, everyone say hello to Xiaoxi. Brothers and sisters leaving the country from the mainland, you need to pay attention. Isn't these days after September 15? After the outbound policy was implemented, it is indeed a bit strict. This morning, one of my followers was stopped at the airport. What was the reason for being stopped? Actually, nothing much, just interrogation, just asking what you were going to do. Then I provided him with hotel reservations, an itinerary, and a return ticket. Now you must have an itinerary and a return ticket. Another key point is that if you are on a tourist visa, you must delete everything in your phone about going out to work and Macau, because now they will check you. Normal tourism is fine, but some people are going out to work or passing through Macau with a tourist visa, and they will check that. Therefore, everyone should try to process their phones completely before leaving the country. Everything else is fine for now, anyway, everyone prepare in advance.

Since September 15, in just such a short period of time, it is obvious that this entry and exit has begun to be tightened. Moreover, I saw a decision letter for exit refusal today. What does this mean? That means in the near future, maybe when you want to leave China, whether you are going out for tourism or for official business, you may need to go to a police station (Public Security Bureau) or some other department. It is not yet known what department it might be, whether it is existing or newly established, it is unclear, but there is a high probability that there might be such a department. Then you need to go to this department to get a statement of permission allowing you to leave the country, and then you can truly leave the country. In other words, whether you can leave the country or not is no longer a matter of saying I applied for a visa, I have a passport, so you can definitely go—no, it's not like that. Instead, you need to pass through one of their reviews before you can set off, that is, before you can leave that place. Well, in this kind of situation, isn't it what I said two days ago, that is, the era before? When you buy things, go anywhere, do anything, you need to report to your superior leaders, and then they give you a slip of approval, right? Only when it is permitted and approved can you go buy things, can you do this thing, and even major life events like getting married shouldn't they also require the approval of superior leaders? Therefore, we can imagine the general situation in the future, which is that this department can completely decide whether you can go abroad or not, and it directly holds this power. If they approve, you can leave; if they don't approve, you cannot leave. Then in this way, it can be much simpler for them to detain people. They don't need to increase manpower at the customs and make things very troublesome; they just need to make you continuously submit various troublesome materials, and then give you continuous reviews and re-reviews. No matter what, they just won't let you pass and won't give you this approval slip. Most people might give up going abroad because of this cumbersome procedure, right? Then the goal of the CCP is achieved: 'I am open, I am just more rigorous in reviewing every person who needs to go out to ensure their safety, I didn't say I want to close the door.' But it just adds these steps so that you essentially cannot leave the country, yet it doesn't publicly say 'I am truly restricting you.' Can everyone understand? Therefore, it's just what is said in words, but in reality, their behavior is likely that you can never leave again. Well, the above is all the content of this issue. If you want to support me, please join the member channel. If you have other questions you want to ask me, or want to have some real-time communication with me, you are also very welcome to join. The content of this issue is like this, see you in the next issue.