A Letter to Foreign Nationals Travelling to Zhejiang through the Fast Track
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we’d like to notify you of the following regarding visa application and restriction measures on ground.
VI. Upon arrival in China, if the foreigner is identified as a confirmed or suspected case of coronavirus, or has fever, or is a close contact of confirmed cases, the municipal government at the entry will deal with the situation according to the local regulations on imported cases of COVID-19. V. The above measures are not applicable to those identified as suspected, confirmed or asymptomatic cases during the period of quarantine and medical observation in Zhejiang. These identified cases will be properly taken care of by the municipal government where the employers are located in accordance with local epidemic prevention and control regulations. VI. The above control measures will be timely adjusted and notified to the public as the pandemic evolves. If you have any questions, please consult the local foreign affairs office. Employers also has the responsibility to provide relevant information, contact and coordination services. We apologize for any inconvenience caused by these measures. Thank you for your support and cooperation. Department of Foreign Affairs
Zhejiang Provincial People’s Government
What is “Fast Track”？
Chinese government departments are working with some countries and regions to set up "express access" channels for the entry of personnel of foreign-invested enterprises amid the virus outbreak, China's Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) said on 14th,May. Global companies operating in China could report any difficulties to the ministry or local commerce authorities if their foreign employees find it hard to enter the country, MOFCOM spokesperson Gao Feng said, noting that "we will actively coordinate with relevant departments." Due to the rapid spread of COVID-19 across the world, China on March 28 temporarily halted entry by most foreign nationals. The Chinese government has discussed with the German chamber of commerce and also with the German Embassy a fast track procedure to get employees of German companies back to China, Jens Hildebrandt, Executive Director of the German Chamber of Commerce in China, told the Global Times on 14th,May.
