National Immigration Administration

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National Immigration Administration
(Exit and Entry Administration of the People's Republic of China)
国家移民管理局
(中华人民共和国出入境管理局)
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Agency overview
FormedApril 2, 2018
Preceding agency
  • Exit and Entry Administration of the Ministry of Public Security
JurisdictionPeople's Republic of China
Headquarters Beijing
Parent agency State Council via the Ministry of Public Security
Child agency
Website en.nia.gov.cn
National Immigration Administration
Simplified Chinese 国家移民管理局
Transcriptions
Standard Mandarin
Hanyu Pinyin Guójiā Yímín Guǎnlǐ Jú
Director
  • Xu Ganlu Deputy Police Commissioner-General (Deputy Minister of Public Security, March 2018 – Present)
Deputy Director
  • Yin Chengji First Class Police Inspector (April 2018 – Present)
  • Qu Yunhai First Class Police Inspector (April 2018 – Present)
  • Police Inspector Li Yulu I (March 9, 2019 – Present)
  • Zhao Changhua First Class Police Supervisor (March 9, 2019 – Present)
Party Committee Secretary
  • Xu manna deputy police (March 2018 – Present)
Deputy Party Committee Secretary
  • Li Yulu an IPCC (March 9, 2019 – Present)
Party Committee Members
  • Yin Chengji an IPCC (April 2018 – Present)
  • Qu sea of clouds an IPCC (April 2018 – Present)
  • Zhao Changhua an IPCC (March 9, 2019 – Present)

Reforms

From 1 April 2019 onwards, all mainland citizens can apply and receive passports and exit and entry permits from the NIA offices anywhere in the country, instead of requiring citizens to go to their Hukou city/province to apply. Also, exit and entry permits to Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan can be applied to, received, and delivered within a few minutes on automatic machines. [6]

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