SEAJ
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21-3-2012 23:57 |
Reply #3584 Wachovia68's post
I THINK there are several types of visa violations that these raids try to uncover.
First of course are those without any visas at all - which hardly is the case any more these days as the days of the snake heads sneaking people into Hong Kong is basically history since the advent of the various "permits" issued to PRC nationals.
Secondly are those who have overstayed their period of allowed stay and last, I think quite a number are convicted of violating the conditions of their stay as a tourist or permit holder from the PRC as they had taken up employment. And for purposes of our discussion, this of course includes working as a prostitute.
Just from what I know reading newspaper reports etc.
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