Is it troublesome to travel abroad within the system?

Traveling abroad is troublesome within the system. Traveling abroad within the system does have some troubles. For example:

1. Approval from the unit is required. Personnel within the system, especially civil servants and employees of public institutions, usually need approval from their units if they want to travel abroad. This is because the nature of their work may involve state secrets or important information, so going abroad requires strict approval procedures. Passport management. Some units may take employees' personal passports back to the unit for safekeeping, which to a certain extent restricts employees' freedom to travel abroad. If an employee needs to go abroad, he may need to apply to his employer and go through a series of procedures before he can get his passport back.

3. Visa issues: When applying for a visa from some countries, you may need to provide proof of employment from the unit and other materials. However, due to various reasons, units may be unwilling or unable to provide these materials in a timely manner, thus making it more difficult to travel abroad.