Does traveling abroad to China during the epidemic count as a history of residence?

Staying for more than 24 hours during the epidemic period will be counted as a residence history.

Residence history is generally considered when an individual has stayed abroad for more than 24 hours. Usually, the people who need to report their personal residence history are tourists traveling for the purpose of traveling, sightseeing or inspection. When reporting personal residence history, you also need to present a residence history certificate, which is officially issued by the country where you have lived. In order to strictly prevent the import of overseas epidemics and maintain good order in epidemic prevention and control, all personnel must truthfully report their illness, travel history, close contacts and other relevant information. Travel history is a self-declaration of whereabouts, indicating where you and your family have stayed, so that relevant agencies can determine whether the person has the possibility of infection, because if you have stayed in a high-risk area, there is a certain possibility of infection. .

Any unit or individual must obey the decisions and orders issued by people's governments at all levels to prevent and control the epidemic, and consciously accept relevant registration investigations conducted by disease prevention and control institutions, medical institutions and other departments. Consciously accept the investigation, monitoring and management of communities and units. Actively and truthfully declare and register personal information, report illness, travel history, close contacts and other relevant information, and shall not report late, omit, conceal or lie.

If the floating population fails to take the initiative to declare temporary residence registration to the police station in the jurisdiction, the employer, the landlord of the rental house, and the head of the household who is seeking refuge fail to fulfill the responsibility of supervising and reporting, and if the report is late, omitted, concealed, or falsely reported, the following shall apply: Relevant laws stipulate severe and severe penalties.

During the epidemic, if the plane stops and does not stay overnight, it is not considered a sojourn. Many flights stop at connecting airports and take off in just a few hours. So if you don’t stay overnight, it doesn’t count as sojourn.

For those who have a history of traveling to high-risk areas within 14 days, they will be subject to centralized isolation and medical observation for 14 days, and nucleic acid testing will be standardized. For those who have traveled to medium-risk areas within 14 days, they will be subject to home isolation and medical observation for 14 days, and nucleic acid testing will be standardized. After the quarantine period expires, the quarantine will be lifted according to relevant standards. "Law of the People's Republic of China on the Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases"

Article 6: The health administration department of the State Council is responsible for the prevention and control of infectious diseases and its supervision and management nationwide. The health administrative departments of local people's governments at or above the county level are responsible for the prevention and control of infectious diseases and their supervision and management within their respective administrative regions.

Other departments of the people's governments at or above the county level are responsible for the prevention and control of infectious diseases within their respective scope of responsibilities.

The prevention and control of infectious diseases in the military shall be handled in accordance with this Law and relevant national regulations, and shall be supervised and managed by the health authorities of the Chinese People's Liberation Army.