I recently plan to return to China from the Philippines and quit my current job. All visa matters have already been taken care of in advance. However, I have been involved in managing a betting operation for over seven years, and I also invested in a hot pot restaurant. Will I be investigated upon returning? If investigated, can I say that I ran a hot pot restaurant there for 7 years?
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Speaking bluntly, if they accuse you of manipulating the market, they need evidence. Without sufficient evidence, they can only put you on the border control list, so don't worry. Remember to delete Telegram and clear related materials when you return to the country.
Understood
You have been in the Philippines for seven years, and the relevant departments are aware of it. It all depends on how you prove it; the key is the evidence.
Thank you
My friend became unreachable as soon as he returned. Good luck to you.
What about now?
Reply PASA#840012 : Still can't get in touch
Actually, it depends on whether the evidence chain of your whitewashing is sufficient to prove that you are not manipulating the market.
If it's minor, it means being monitored; if it's severe, hurry up and go; if it's moderate, it means a 5-year ban on leaving the country.
Do you have proof of income for your hotpot restaurant? What did you do before opening the hotpot restaurant, and do you have any evidence to prove it? If not, it's hard to justify.
It seems not to work.
You will definitely be invited for a tea talk, no doubt about it.
How did people use to say it in the past?
Reply PASA#840012 : Other than telling the truth, anything goes.
Which province? Each province has different practices.
Hunan
Reply PASA#840012 : Wishing you good luck, it's the strictest there except for Fujian.
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