What can I do for a pair of kids who are in China with expired passports, expired visas? [closed]
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An old couple in my neighborhood are caring for a pair of kids, their grandchildren. Apparently the intent was for them to travel from their birth country, Belize, and stay in China under their care until adulthood. The parents apparently didn't do the paperwork correctly and it seems that they were on a leisure visa with a 4-month window.
Now, it's been a while after that and both their passports and visas are expired.
Is there anything they can do or try?
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What happens if Chinese passport expires?
China does not allow entrance if the holder's passport expires in under six months; returning home with an expired passport is illegal, and may result in a fine.What shall I do if my passport expired but my visa is still valid?
If your visa is still valid you can travel to the United States with your two passports, as long as the visa is valid, not damaged, and is the appropriate type of visa required for your principal purpose of travel. (Example: tourist visa, when your principal purpose of travel is tourism).What happens if your visa expires in China?
Chinese embassies and consulates general do not extend the validity of an issued visa. A fresh application is needed after the expiry of the issued visa. Foreigners holding an expired visa seeking entry will be refused. Make sure the visa is valid before you set off for China.Can you use Chinese visa in expired passport?
Luckily, you don't have to apply for a Chinese Visa again. The Chinese government allows you to travel carrying both passports: a current valid US passport without a visa and an expired passport with the valid ten-year Chinese visa. If you lose your passport, however, you will have to apply for a visa again.Can You Travel With An Expired Passport?
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