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stringdancing

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Q: living in apatment and not reporting to PSB?

I will be staying in an apartment soon which is below standard for foreiners. The man reponsible for getting me the apartment will not register me with the PSB. I will only be there a short time. What can I expect if I do this and can I get into trouble?

13 years 5 weeks ago in Visa & Legalities - China

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philbravery

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I think you already know the answer to this. but while you are waiting for that knock at the door maybe you should think about Sex in China on a 30Day Visa?

BiLi:

Can you explain more in detail what would happen?

Also how do I get that 30 day sex visa? Or were you just kidding?

Thanks, -- nice answers are appreciated.

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13 years 5 weeks ago

happywanderer

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Don't do it. If you get into anything dodgy here you will take full responsibility. Even if you're setup by your company or whatever they'll still point the finger at you.

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13 years 5 weeks ago

donnie3857

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That's because you have to do it

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9 years 31 weeks ago

Hotwater

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He will not register you with the PSB as he also wants to avoid paying tax! You know the rules...

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