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You are probably comparing two different things. They are not comparable.
When you land at China airports, you need to fill something like I-94. In this regard, there is no much difference from country to country.
The requirement: is an extra one. Beacause you have already filled up some forms at airport at the time you landing.
Am I right?
In addition, the Chinese requirement is not practicable. Don't you feel it is unnecessary? Have you xpxpxpx p
ever registered to local police office? If not, can I say that even yourself don’t like such registration?
Sir, may I tell you in most Spanish speaking countries in South America you have to fill out a tourist card with all relevant information? You must keep the card with you all the time and in theory present your card to your hotel for registration. If you lost your card, you have to file for a replacement, which may take from two weeks to two months. During the period, you must stay in the country.
In these countries, you can forget to wear your underpants, but you can't afford losing your tourist card.
I do not have problem with China's registration. Such a registration also exists in Korea. Interesting, the Seoul government and the Beijing government, being "cousins", are very interested in controlling their people. Every family in Korea must register with the government, and such record includes family composition, medical record, and schools they have attended.
I don't like China in many areas, but the immigration requirement is no different from many countries in the world. |
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