Can't career editors travel abroad?

Generally speaking, employees of public institutions do not need approval to go abroad. Unless they are involved in state secrets or are suspected of violating discipline and law, those who have been investigated by relevant departments cannot apply for going abroad. Others can generally go abroad without applying for approval. Employees of public institutions are all citizens of China, and there is no restriction on handling passports for outbound travel. You can apply for them by bringing your ID card, household registration book and photos to the Exit-Entry Administration of the county-level public security bureau where your household registration is located. However, cadres at or above the level of civil servants belong to the national filing personnel, and if they need to apply for private passports or leave the country for private reasons, they need the approval of public security organs and units. As long as it's not a cadre at or above the level, it's all right.

The materials required for a visa are as follows:

1. Two carefully filled-in application forms, with recent photo;

2. Passport (valid for not less than 9 days after the expiration of the visa) and a copy of the identity page;

3. Proof of reservation and confirmation of return air tickets;

4. Hotel reservation, transportation and schedule for traveling in this country;

5. proof of the source of funds for this trip (I can produce bank deposit certificate, property certificate or real estate, securities, etc.);

6. Original and one copy of medical insurance certificate during the stay;

7. Original household registration book (including copies of all pages and additional pages);

8. The original certificate of the applicant's position and leave permission issued by the work unit. The certificate shall list the name, position, telephone number, address, fax number, signature and seal of the unit.

to sum up, the staff of the public sector are not classified, and those who apply for a pass according to law can go to Hong Kong and Macao. If the exit of secret-related personnel will endanger national security or cause great losses to national interests, they shall not be approved to leave the country.

Legal basis:

Article 37 of the Law of the People's Republic of China on Guarding State Secrets

The exit of secret-related personnel shall be approved by the relevant departments. If the relevant authorities think that the exit of secret-related personnel will endanger national security or cause great losses to national interests, they shall not be allowed to leave the country.

Article 38

Confidential personnel shall be subject to the confidentiality period management after leaving their posts. Secret-related personnel shall perform their confidentiality obligations in accordance with the provisions during the period of confidentiality, and shall not be employed in violation of the provisions, and shall not disclose state secrets in any way.