China's New Exit-Entry Rules Raise Concerns Over Immigration Client Data
A Chinese immigration adviser said authorities are already reviewing client information, fueling fears of scrutiny for people preparing to move abroad.
China’s new rules, effective September 15, mandate registration for immigration advice agencies and their employees. While the specifics of client data submission remain unclear, industry insiders suggest authorities are already collecting this information for review. This has raised concerns about potential government access to data for individuals seeking to leave China or obtain foreign residency.
- New Chinese regulations require immigration advice agencies and their employees to register with authorities starting September 15.
- Concerns exist regarding the extent of client information that will be collected and whether regular reporting will be mandated.
- Immigration industry insiders in Shanghai report that authorities are preparing for implementation and are already collecting client data for review.
- Sources spoke anonymously due to fear of reprisal.
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