The Consulate General in Los Angeles reminds Chinese citizens to be careful when choosing to enter Honolulu International Airport In recent years, many Chinese citizens have been harassed by US border law enforcement officers without reason when entering the country from Honolulu International Airport, and had their visas canceled and deported. During this period, their electronic devices were searched, their personal freedom was restricted for a long period, and they were forbidden to contact the outside world. They were transferred to the Federal Detention Center in Honolulu while they waited for their return flights. The Consulate General of China in Los Angeles attaches great importance to safeguarding the safety and legitimate rights and interests of Chinese citizens and has made serious representations to the United States on many occasions. In light of the risk of unwarranted investigation, harassment and arbitrary detention of Chinese nationals who have entered the US legally at the Honolulu International Airport port, the Consulate General reminds Chinese nationals planning to come to the US to exercise caution when choosing to enter through this port. At the same time, learn more about the regulations for entering the US in advance and make various preparations. If you encounter questioning by US border law enforcement officers, respond calmly and rationally; if you do not understand the border law enforcement officers' questions, you can ask for translation assistance to avoid being rushed, and contact the Chinese Consulate General in Los Angeles for assistance. Contact information Consular protection and assistance telephone number of the Consulate General in Los Angeles: +1-213-8078052 Global consular emergency hotline for protection and service of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (24 hours): +86-10-12308 +86-10-65612308.

The Consulate General in Los Angeles reminds Chinese citizens to be careful when choosing to enter Honolulu International Airport In recent years, many Chinese citizens have been harassed by US border law enforcement officers without reason when entering the country from Honolulu International Airport, and had their visas canceled and deported. During this period, their electronic devices were searched, their personal freedom was restricted for a long period, and they were forbidden to contact the outside world. They were transferred to the Federal Detention Center in Honolulu while they waited for their return flights. The Consulate General of China in Los Angeles attaches great importance to safeguarding the safety and legitimate rights and interests of Chinese citizens and has made serious representations to the United States on many occasions. In light of the risk of unwarranted investigation, harassment and arbitrary detention of Chinese nationals who have entered the US legally at the Honolulu International Airport port, the Consulate General reminds Chinese nationals planning to come to the US to exercise caution when choosing to enter through this port. At the same time, learn more about the regulations for entering the US in advance and make various preparations. If you encounter questioning by US border law enforcement officers, respond calmly and rationally; if you do not understand the border law enforcement officers' questions, you can ask for translation assistance to avoid being rushed, and contact the Chinese Consulate General in Los Angeles for assistance. Contact information Consular protection and assistance telephone number of the Consulate General in Los Angeles: +1-213-8078052 Global consular emergency hotline for protection and service of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (24 hours): +86-10-12308 +86-10-65612308.