8 Foreign Women Living Without Visas Deported in Beijing

8 Foreign Women Living Without Visas Deported in Beijing
Mar 23, 2015 By eChinacities.com

Beijing's Chaoyang community police recently detained and deported eight female foreigners found illegally residing in the city. In the end of February of this year, Chaoyang police received a strange report. Neighbors had reported that several foreigners have moved into their apartment block and had been acting very odd ever since. The foreigners rarely left the house during the day and seemed panicked whenever other neighbors tried to chat them up.

The police investigated the situation and found that eight foreign women were living together in the apartment in question, all from Asian countries. None of the women held valid visas. The women had first come to Fujian and Guangzhou in order to find work. They had not applied for visa extensions for their tourist visas. In February, in order to escape their local police, the women came to Beijing to look for work and found rental housing through a contact in the area. None of them had found a job yet when they were detained by the police. The women were soon deported by the police after being found guilty of residing in China illegally.

Source: ifeng.com

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silverbutton1

Let me take the time to translate this. Keep in mind I'm hypothesizing based on my many years of living in several Asian nations for well over 10 years... "Chaoyang police received a strange report. Neighbors had reported that several foreigners have moved into their apartment block and had been acting very odd ever since." Neighbors started to notice many females living together in one flat. "acting odd" would probably be a combination of several things, but 2 come to mind. 1) none spoke native Mandarin. Possibly none spoke fluent or intermediate mandarin either. 2) having various men come to the flat at night. "The foreigners rarely left the house during the day" Obviously prostitutes, they work nights, and sleep during the day. "and seemed panicked whenever other neighbors tried to chat them up." see #1, and/or possibly on drugs...yaba, etc. lastly, probably not "Asian countries", but rather an Asian country...The Philippines.

Mar 25, 2015 12:27 Report Abuse

Guest2781358

just deported and no jail time?

Mar 24, 2015 22:46 Report Abuse

icnif77

It's not that important, which nationalities are represented among 15M illegals in USA. However I agree, USA Immigration should open Chinese Dept. for the 'swift' resolution of USA 'illegals' crisis.

Mar 24, 2015 09:31 Report Abuse

tsmithfi

I find that hard to believe.....

Mar 25, 2015 08:51 Report Abuse