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That's true. But immigration for Chinese is much more harder than you think. Even in China, it is not completely free to move from one province to another.
by halfelf 11y ago
That's true. But immigration for Chinese is much more harder than you think. Even in China, it is not completely free to move from one province to another.
- jglauche 11y agoI can imagine that this is not easy. I'd like to hear some ideas to that though, as I lack all the details on what's going on there (just been there once on a business trip - and I know they treat foreigners with money much different)
- nilbot 11y agoI'm from there, I think the 'difficult' part is, that there might be tons of success stories on getting out of the country but none will give you a definite route on how, especially if you are already high profile. The things move around inside china are mostly per incident based, rules and regulation means almost nothing because every step of the way is dependent on the interpretation (and of course, mood) of the officer who can stamp on your paper. I guess the most low profile thing for clowwindy to do is do as police have instructed and lay low for at least 1 year. If after that he is allowed to travel abroad then he can apply to big co like Google/Facebook and apply visa with work permit.
- Ankaios 11y agoIn this case, it seems like there's a reasonable argument for asylum.