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Q: has anyone been to Hong Kong Or Macau LAST week and managed to re-enter the mainland?

so , i have a business visa , and i ve had 5 0r 6 others before that , what are the chances that i wont be allowed to re-enter china if i went to Hk or Macau

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It will depend on the validity of the visa the day you wish to enter, and/or the number of entries allowed on the visa.  If you are within the time frame that he visa is valid, and you have any entries left, you will not have any problems.  I was in Hong Kong maybe 10 days ago, and everything was as before.

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If your valid, than no problems, difference is after July 1st, you will be finger printed when you enter and exit. 

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thanks

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finger printed???for what?

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do u get ur finger prints taken at the passport check counter, or they take u elsewhere?

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