American tourism act, new American tourism regulations

1. New regulations on travel in the United States

Do foreigners need a visa to travel to China? In order to answer this question, I-I ask another question first. Do China people need visas to travel abroad? Knowing this question, you will know the answer to it.

1. China travels abroad, and some countries are exempt from China, some need landing visa, and some are exempt from transit. Besides, they all have to apply for a visa to travel. Similarly, it is the same for foreigners to travel to China!

two. According to the relevant national policies, the visas for foreigners to visit China are as follows:

1. Mutual visa exemption with China, that is, citizens of China go to the other country and citizens of the other country travel to China. There are 14 such countries. For example, the United Arab Emirates, Serbia, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Qatar and other 14 countries.

2. China unilaterally exempted Singapore, Japan and Brunei.

3. Since May 1, 218, 59 countries have been granted visa-free entry from Hainan's entry port through travel agencies established in Hainan. Of course, there are conditions, for example, you can only travel in Hainan Province, you must organize a group, and you must go through a travel agency registered in Hainan.

4. There are also some 72-hour and 144-hour transit visa-free policies. Since 213, China has successively opened entry ports in many cities and regions, such as Beijing, Shanghai, Tianjin, Chengdu, Chongqing, Kunming and Guangdong Delta. When 53 countries pass through China with ordinary passports, they can apply for 72-hour or 144-hour visa-free transit and travel in specific areas.

5. Holders of passports of countries with diplomatic relations with China can also enjoy visa-free travel for no more than 6 days when they enter Guangdong through travel agencies in Hong Kong and Macao.

3. In addition to visa-free travel according to the relevant licensing policies stipulated by the above-mentioned countries, in other cases, you must apply for a tourist visa in China before you can enter China for travel.

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1. Visa information

At present, the US Embassy in China has fully resumed the student visa (F1) work, including four embassies and consulates in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenyang. According to the current progress, there is no large-scale scheduling problem. They can be booked and signed quickly, and the interview questions are relatively simple. Students who need to apply for a student visa can apply as soon as possible if there are few applicants.

two. Immigration policy

At present, international students with valid F1/M1 visas can enter the United States directly with valid visas within 3 days before the start of school if their institutions plan to start school after August 1, 221.

There are four specific requirements for F-1/M-1 students:

1. Only academic courses starting on or after August 1, 221 are eligible to apply;

2. You are only allowed to enter the United States within 3 days before school starts;

3. The visa must be within the validity period;

4. If you need to reapply for F1 or M1 visa, you can check the visa service status of the embassy as soon as possible. Applicants who meet the F-1 or M-1 visa qualifications will be automatically considered as National Interest Exemption (NIE) without special application.

three. Epidemic prevention requirements

Immigrants should provide nucleic acid test reports within 3 days before boarding the plane, and infected immigrants should provide rehabilitation documents within 3 months.

After entering the United States, check the nucleic acid again within 3-5 days, and isolate at home for 7 days; Those who are not tested shall be quarantined for 1 days and implemented according to local epidemic prevention measures.

If a non-direct flight enters the United States, COVID-19 test can be conducted within 3 days before the first flight takes off, but the conditions must be met: it is a transit flight with a destination in the United States and any flight does not exceed 24 hours, otherwise COVID-19 test report within 3 days before the last flight takes off is required; If the flight is delayed, the inspection requirements within 3 days need to be met again.

Immigrants who have been vaccinated in COVID-19 also need to provide COVID-19 test report.

in order to ensure the safe return to school, please further inquire about the policy requirements of your school.

four. Vaccination policy

1. All returning students should be vaccinated;

2. Some schools will provide vaccination services for students who do not meet the vaccination conditions;

3. Students who cannot be vaccinated due to medical exemptions or religious reasons may apply to the school to explain the situation;

4. No matter whether you are vaccinated or not, you should keep a social distance on campus, wear a mask, wash your hands/disinfect frequently, and conduct regular nucleic acid testing;

5. Schools usually recognize vaccines approved by FDA and WHO.

Remarks: According to the announcement of the President of the United States, students in China are not subject to travel restrictions related to COVID-19. If other conditions are met, students who participate in academic programs on or after August 1, 221 can obtain visas and travel to the United States.

Because entry into the United States is decided by the customs and border protection officials at the port of entry. Travelers are required to provide the latest COVID19 negative test report before entering the country, and follow the guidelines of other centers for disease control on international travel, including the pre-travel test and the recommended self-isolation time after entering the United States. If it is not implemented, the US Customs and Border Protection may refuse its entry.

the p>SEVIS fee is valid for one year from the date of payment. Students who postpone the start of school for more than one year and exchange visiting scholars may have to pay a new SEVIS fee.

For students and students only family (Class F and Class M): You can only enter the United States 3 days before the academic program starts. This clause applies to freshmen and students continuing their studies.

2. The latest regulations for entry into the United States are the latest

You can also check the previous entry and exit records, because you just changed a book and your information about yourself has not changed, so the previous records will naturally remain. Passport is a legal document issued by a country to prove the nationality and identity of citizens when they enter and leave the country and travel or stay abroad. The word Passport means port pass in English. In other words, a passport is a passport for citizens to pass through international ports of various countries. Therefore, some countries in the world usually issue pass documents instead of passports.

3. The National Tourism Policy Act of the United States was promulgated

If you can t prove your intention to live permanently in the United States, even if you come to the United States every year, if your accumulated residence time is too short, the United States may cancel your green card, which shows that you have no intention to regard the United States as your permanent home. Every year, many green card holders do not have enough contacts to prove that the United States is a permanent residence.

When immigration officials examine whether permanent residents should continue to hold green cards, they should give more consideration to: 1. The purpose of leaving the United States; 2. How many years have you lived in the United States and the length of your stay outside the United States; 3. Whether there are close relatives in the United States, and most of them are in or outside the United States; 3. Whether there is a law-abiding tax payment; 4. Do you work in America? Or work abroad; Work outside the United States is temporary or has a fixed term; 5. Whether to maintain a fixed contact with the United States, such as owning real estate, bank account, credit card and driver's license in the United States;

It is also pointed out that the following factors are likely to be judged as giving up the green card: working overseas for a long time, almost all close relatives are not American residents/citizens, usually have return air tickets, have no fixed address in the United States, and live outside the United States for a long time.

On the contrary, if you can prove that there are some connections between the United States and China, such as state-owned assets, business operations, work and family in the United States, you have a strong connection with the United States, and you can also think that you are willing to live in the United States for a long time, or seek medical treatment (which is more common), take care of the elderly, and have special circumstances. in China.

4. The latest travel regulations in the United States

1. Common size One-inch photo size Print size: 2.5cmx3.5 Electronic photo size: 295 pixels 413 pixels (resolution 3dpi) Two-inch photo size Print size: 3.5cm5.3；; Electronic photo size: 413 pixels, 625 pixels (resolution 3dpi), one inch smaller, photo size: 2.2cm3.2cm；; Electronic photo size: 259 pixels 377 pixels (resolution 3dpi) One-inch large photo size Print size: 3.3cm4.8cm；; Electronic photo size: 389 pixels and 566 pixels (resolution 3dpi), small 2-inch photo size print size: 3.5cm4.5；; Electronic photo size: 413 pixels and 531 pixels (resolution 3dpi)II. Photo of special ID card for Hong Kong and Macao Pass: 3.3cm4.8cm Visa to the United States: 5cm5cm Visa to Japan: 4.5cm Visa to Thailand: 3.5cm Visa to landing visa and Viet Nam: 4cm6cm Passport: 3.3cm4.8cm Extended information American photos must meet the following basic requirements, otherwise the application will not be accepted. 1. The photos must be taken within the last 6 months. 2. The photo size is 2x2 inches (5x5 cm). 3. The applicant's vertical head must be between 1 inch and 13/8 inches (2.5-3.5 cm). 4. The photo must have a white background. You must face the camera and show your ears. The photo of each passport or visa applicant must be a recent (last 6 months) photo with no border on the front. Forward-facing photo means that the applicant has to face the camera when taking a photo. Applicants should not bow their heads or squint, and their faces should account for 5% of the whole photo. The size of the photo is 2x2 inches (a square with a side length of about 5mm), and the head is in the center. The head (from the top of the head to the chin) is between 1 inch and 13/8 inch (25 mm to 35 mm), and the distance from the eyes to the bottom of the photo is between 11/8 inch and 13/8 inch (28 mm to 35 mm). Source: China News Network-New rules for visa application to the United States formally implemented. Glasses are not allowed when taking passport photos. :

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