Entry passengers are prohibited to bring bird's nest

Exit-entry management is an important aspect of national security management. With the formal implementation of the new "Administrative Measures on Quarantine of Imported and Exported Personnel on November 1," entry personnel are prohibited from carrying bird's nest, soil, and genetically modified organisms, etc. in the future.

<br> <br> prevent pests into new "approach" that, in order to prevent human infectious diseases and medical vector, animal diseases, parasitic diseases and dangerous plant diseases, insects, weeds and other pests into , To protect human health and agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry, fishery and environmental safety, and make changes to the original "Measures."

Compared with the old version, the new version expands the range of passenger prohibited goods. The newly added bird's nest (excluding canned bird's nest) is a prohibited entry. Plants and plant products originally banned from entry include fruits and eggplants, peppers, tomato fruits, etc. The new approach extends the scope to fresh fruits and vegetables, and for the first time include agricultural GMOs and endangered wildlife and their products in immigration Scope of quarantine.

Automatic transfer baggage check <br> <br> With the formal implementation of the new approach, there is demand for passenger transit will become more convenient. In the past, when transit passengers flew from a foreign country to an airport in the country, they had to take out the baggage, pass the inspection and quarantine, and then move to a domestic flight. In the future, the inspection and quarantine department will be unified with the "transfer of joint services," set up a transfer baggage inspection area, pending inspection and quarantine, the staff will be transferred directly to the domestic flight baggage, the entire process does not require passengers to move on their own luggage.

New regulations for pet isolation period <br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br> Pets for entry into the country will be "differentiated" for the first time from the infected area or non-epidemic area, instead of being isolated for 30 days at the designated place as before.

According to Zhang Zhaoping, deputy director of the Animal and Plant Inspection and Quarantine Bureau of the Beijing Entry-Exit Inspection and Quarantine Bureau, the live animals brought into the country are still limited to dogs or cats, and each person is allowed to bring one animal at a time. However, the new approach is based on rabies epidemic and non-epidemic areas for the first time. Among them, pets from rabies-producing countries or regions must also be quarantined and quarantined for 30 days at designated isolation sites; pets from non-rabies-producing countries or regions can be transferred to other sites for isolation after being isolated for 7 days at designated isolation sites.