Can the civilian staff of the Public Security Bureau travel abroad? The civilian did not sign a labor contract with the Public Security Bureau and did not belong to the police.

Yes, if it is a civilian auxiliary police outside the establishment, not a civil servant establishment, you can go abroad at any time for personal reasons;

If you are a policeman or a civil servant in the establishment, you don't have to sign a labor contract. Ordinary policemen, especially those with private passports, have no problem traveling abroad; Police officers above the division level shall be organized to keep their personal passports. If they go abroad, they need the approval of their superiors.

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Provisions on strengthening the management of going abroad for personal reasons;

Eighth applications for going abroad (territory) for private purposes shall be registered and filed. When applying for a certificate, the applicant shall submit an opinion letter issued by the personnel department to the exit-entry administration department of the public security organ where the account is located.

Article 9 The scope of personnel who go abroad (abroad) for private affairs for registration and filing includes: cadres at or above the deputy division level, retired cadres at or above the deputy division level, cadres at or below the division level in key departments and confidential key positions, and personnel at corresponding levels in institutions (hereinafter referred to as registration and filing personnel).

Article 10 The contents of registration and filing mainly include the name, gender, date of birth, ID number, work unit, position (rank) and domicile of the personnel.

Article 11 The personnel department is responsible for summarizing the list of registered personnel and filing it with the exit-entry administration department of Beijing Public Security Bureau.

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