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China approves legislation that tightens control over overseas travel

SAPO Notícias15 September 2026 at 05:18

China approved new legislation that significantly tightens controls over overseas travel by its citizens. This measure comes in the context of a broader effort to strengthen national security.

The Chinese government justifies this legislation with the need to protect state secrets, sensitive technology and highly skilled workers. The new rules impose stricter restrictions on who can travel abroad.

The legislation represents an intensification of Beijing's efforts to control the flow of information and people with access to strategic knowledge. This approach is part of a broader trend of increased internal control.

Why this matters

This legislation directly affects Chinese citizens who wish to travel abroad, especially professionals in technological and strategic sectors, imposing new restrictions and tighter controls. The measure reflects a broader trend of tightening internal policies in China under the pretext of national security.

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