Laws of the People's Republic of China
REGULATIONS ON THE CONTROL OF GOLD AND SILVER
CHAPTER
V CONTROL OF GOLD AND SILVER TAKEN INTO OR OUT OF THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF
CHINA
Regulations of the PRC on the Control of Gold
and Silver
(Promulgated June 15,
1983 by the State Council.)
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Article
28. When Chinese citizens,
foreign nationals or Stateless persons residing in the People's Republic of
China wish to leave the People's Republic of China to live permanently abroad
the maximum amount per person of gold and silver which may be taken out of the
People's Republic of China is:
gold ornaments, 1 liang
(31.25 grams)
silver ornaments, 10
liang (312.50 grams)
silver utensils, 20
liang (625 grams)
An inspection shall be
made by the People's Republic of China Customs and clearance given only to
amounts that conform to regulations.
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Oops.
Is this a change? The promulgation date is June, 1983.
ReplyDeleteIt's not new. I just may have left with more than I was supposed to.
ReplyDeleteWell, good to know the bureaucracy is as on top of things there as they are here.
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