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I haven't seen any articles discuss a major issue: his immigration status. If he's on a visitor/business visa he likely only has 6-12 months in the country. If
by joonix 13y ago
I haven't seen any articles discuss a major issue: his immigration status. If he's on a visitor/business visa he likely only has 6-12 months in the country. If he's there as a tourist, 90 days. If he overstays his visa, he can be arrested and deported.
- fnordfnordfnord 13y agoDay trip to Macau might fix that. I bet he can get a special accommodation though.
- reedlaw 13y agoHe might face extradition at the border, depending on how Macau-China-US relations work.
- fnordfnordfnord 13y agoMacau is a Special Administrative Region, of the PRC just as HK is. An entry/exit is sufficient to reset the timer on your entry visa with the mainland. I'm assuming the same thing works between HK and Macau, but I've never tested it.
- akiselev 13y agoBy which time he can probably get a Visa somewhere else and rinse and repeat, shuffling between two secure locations and flight paths. Once extradition proceedings have begun, he can no longer be deported. Deportation and removal orders still have to go through the court system though: http://www.hkhrm.org.hk/english/reports/eimrev96.html#Deportation http://www.hkhrm.org.hk/english/reports/eimrev96.html#Deport...
- cema 13y agoshuffling between two secure locations and flight paths That would still be observable and therefore risky.