Originally Posted by jiejie (Post 28144156)

I agree the title is not descriptive: It should read "Visa Expires DURING Long Layover."

I think in this situation I'd try to get a one day extension from your local PSB (take your entire flight sequence booking). Failing that, and if changing the flight is more than the RMB 500 fine--consider doing nothing, and throw yourself on the mercy of the CAN Immigration officer, telling him that you booked the June 30 departure thinking you were in compliance and leaving China on time, when in fact you didn't realize you'd be stopping in CAN and this was going to throw you into the next day. Immigration officers do have authority to waive fines if you are only a day over, though they might give a warning. My guess is that this is what will happen to you (but have RMB 500 on hand just in case). It is highly unlikely that you will be entered in the database on a blacklist or have this counted against you in the future.

Originally Posted by starlagurl (Post 28160168)

I'm not even telling you what happened now, because Jiejie is a jerk.

Originally Posted by s0ssos (Post 28160235)

This is one for posterity :D:D:D

Originally Posted by starlagurl (Post 28160168)

I'm not even telling you what happened now, because Jiejie is a jerk.

Originally Posted by jiejie (Post 28161720)

Indeed. ;)



I've been called worse. At any rate, your comment here tells the forum more about you than about me. Not only careless but short-tempered. Keep digging.

Originally Posted by tentseller (Post 28161752)

starlagurl's attitude will be very welcoming to the Chinese boarder officers who are bored.

Long Live jiejie, Long Live PRC ;)

Originally Posted by jiejie (Post 28162103)

:D Does this rate me a large portrait over Tiananmen next to Mao's, looking out over the teeming masses?

Originally Posted by jiejie (Post 28162103)

:D Does this rate me a large portrait over Tiananmen next to Mao's, looking out over the teeming masses?