Chinese tourists buy 3 sunscreens

Chinese tourists buy 3 sunscreens in Japan, passports are nailed with 15 staples and 22 chapters Source: Purple Bull News 'Purple get more Bull News' WeChat official account on May 22, recently, a netizen posted a Weibo on the Internet, saying that a friend bought 3 sun-resistant gold bottle sunscreens at a drug store called Matsumoto Kiyoshi in Osaka, Japan At the time of the frost, the shop assistant nailed 15 staples and 22 tax-free stamps on the previous page of her passport, so that the visual information of her passport was blocked, which may affect her return to China. However, Zinews reporters learned from interviews that in fact, shopping in Japan can be nailed or taped, but in the United States or Europe, there will not be so many nails, such cases are unheard of. Some netizens believe that the blogger’s friends are believed to have purchased the store’s items one or more times, or the store clerk deliberately did it, causing difficulty for the owner to get out of the customs. In response, when the reporter of Zi Niu contacted the owner who published the blog post, he replied that the person had reported to the police in Japan at the time, hoping that the staff of Matsumoto Kiyoshi cosmetics store would clean up the passport and apologize in person, but eventually it was gone. A staff member of the Nanjing border inspection department told reporters that passports like the passport owner are indeed rare and need to be processed in time when they leave the country. A passport with 15 stamps and 22 stamps in a Japanese shop At 8:50 pm on May 20, a microblog called 'Japanese Food Information' posted a message stating that 'what happened just now, a Matsumoto Kiyoshi cosmetics store in Osaka, Chinese tourists only bought 3 The sun-resistant gold bottle sunscreen, the Japanese shop assistant nailed 15 staples on the page of the passport and pressed 22 tax-free stamps. Because the visa page could not be opened by the staples, he could not leave the country. The party called Japan The police, the police said that they had never seen such a thing. I called the Kansai Airport in Osaka to confirm that I haven't written back yet. The person considered going to the Chinese Consulate in Osaka. Is it an offence to deliberately damage the Chinese passport!' Purple Bull News reporters saw that in the pictures exposed by bloggers, there are indeed multiple pages covered with many blue tax-free stamps. On the other page, the staple legs of densely packed staples appeared irregularly, counting up to 15 pieces. Because of the irregular arrangement of staples, it is clear that this page is full of notes and cannot be opened, which is basically invalid. Subsequently, the reporter of Zi Niu contacted the blogger who posted the content. He told reporters that this was his friend's personal experience in Osaka, Japan. Because of the multiple trips between China and Japan, the parties are very familiar with the procedures and rules for returning home. Matsumoto Kiyosho shop assistants are also very rare. It is very likely that they will affect her inspection at the time of customs clearance, even because of her passport. Not in compliance and not allowed to leave the country and return to China. The blogger told Zinews that his friend was very dissatisfied at the time, and immediately asked the shop assistant to improve her passport, demanded an apology from the other party, and called the police. 'But the store clerk didn't apologize, and finally it's gone.' The blogger relayed the party's statement to the reporter. There are staplers in Japan that have tapes, so it doesn’t happen when you buy a lot. So, if you buy a variety of goods in a Japanese store, will you encounter such a situation as the blogger’s claim that the party’s passport is full of staples? A friend of the Purple Bull News reporter is traveling in Japan. When this reporter contacted this friend this morning, she happened to be shopping in a Matsumoto Kiyoshi store in Osaka. 15 staples on passport 'I have visited a lot of duty-free shops in Osaka, and they are not sun-resistant. I have come across a family, but each person can only buy one. It is impossible to buy three at a time.' This friend told Ziniu reporter. And the Matsumoto Kiyoshi shop she was shopping in did not use staples to attach duty-free documents, but used adhesive tape. 'Every store is different. Some stores do use tape and some use staplers. It varies from store to store. Although I bought a lot of things, no less than the person you mentioned, but there was no tape. The situation of sticking to a page is not posted on the visa page, and the service attitude of the clerk is not bad.' A friend told Ziniu reporter. Mr. Huang, a citizen of Nanjing who often travels to Europe and the United States for business trips, also told Zinews reporters that when he goes abroad to go to a duty-free shop for shopping or after the tax refund, he will put a small ticket on the blank page of the passport, but this will not affect the owner's entry and exit. It will not affect your next visa application. In the process of shopping abroad, he also made more purchases, and did not encounter the aforementioned situation. The clerk will consider it for the owner, and will not arbitrarily post or staple small tickets, which will affect the reuse of the owner's passport. 'In these places, shop assistants are also worried about being complained by customers, and they are also very happy when you go shopping, and the service is relatively good, which will not cause trouble to customers in these details.' Mr. Huang said that although he wanted to nail a small ticket, Can only be nailed to a passport with a visa, but some shop assistants will nail to the used passport page, and some will find the blank page of the passport. The experienced owner will usually remind the staff to choose to use on the used passport page Nail so as not to waste good blank pages. 'The owner who is shopping in this store in Japan and has this encounter may have a hidden humanity behind it, because the store clerk is contrary to common sense.' Mr. Huang told reporters that it is not ruled out that some store clerk has opinions on customers and does not consider the owner at all. The feeling of deliberately embarrassing customers. Many netizens are disgusted by the Japanese shop clerk who deliberately nailed many staples on the passport page 'Japanese Food Information' told Ziniu News reporter that after the person confirmed to the consulate by phone, after opening these staples, it would not affect the return to the country, so she had to settle the matter. Purple Bull News reporter learned that shopping in Japanese drugstores can directly refund the tax. Customers with passports will be nailed or affixed with product details after shopping to prove that the tax has been refunded, and there is a certain chance of inspection when passing the customs. Some netizens who have worked in duty-free shops in Japan said that this is indeed a regulation, 'usually a staple (or tape) and a duty-free stamp', although the method of selection in each shop is not necessarily the same, but in the situation described by the blogger The clerk behavior was obviously intentional. This issue also aroused the strong attention of netizens after the blogger's announcement. Many netizens expressed disgust at the behavior of Japanese shop assistants deliberately nailing many staples and stamps on the Chinese tourist passport page, thinking that the shop staff should apologize and admit Own mistakes. However, some netizens questioned the information released by the blogger, saying that the blogger described the incident as 'a Matsumoto Kiyoshi cosmetics store in Osaka', but the address exposed in the subsequent supplementary comments was located in Kyoto. However, even if the location is doubtful, this fact is basically certain. A reporter from Zi Niu found that a netizen left a message saying that his friend knew the shopping lady. It may be that the day-to-night sweeping of the goods took over all popular products, and the locals were unable to consume and annoyed them. However, the netizen also said that the shop clerk's approach is indeed inappropriate. At the same time, some netizens pointed out that Bo claimed that the party had bought three sunscreens of the same brand, but the number of purchases of the sunscreen was limited. Netizen '@Q到骨子里' said: Usually the drugstore only nails one nail, and nailing 15 to the person may prevent her from tearing it off to buy restricted products. The Nanjing frontier said that the passport was nailed with a small ticket, which generally does not affect entry For many netizens who are worried that so many small tickets have been nailed on their passports, the visa page will not be opened, and when they return to the country, they will likely affect customs clearance. What is the fact? The reporter from Purple Bull learned from the Nanjing border inspection department that most Chinese citizens use ordinary passports when they go abroad. If you are shopping in a duty-free shop abroad, a lot of tax-free shopping tickets are pinned on the passport visa page, which generally does not affect entry and exit when you return to your country. Under normal circumstances, the border inspector will request that the small ticket above be removed, as long as it does not damage the visa page, it will be no problem; if the page is missing, it will have a certain impact, and will be dealt with according to the situation, but will not be banned. Entry. It is true that the fact that many small tickets have been nailed on the visa page of the passport has caused Chinese citizens to be unable to enter the customs at the domestic airport. A reporter from Purple Bull News learned from Nanjing Airport that the Chinese citizens’ passports and visa pages have been stamped with many small shopping tickets. At present, they have only been seen when shopping in Japan, and other countries have not yet encountered them. Passport cannot be used in the following situations Ziniu News reporter learned that the passport cannot be used in the following situations: the photo of the data page is damaged and cannot be identified, which affects the comparison of the witness; the data page is defaced, the content is altered or incomplete, and the true identity cannot be verified; the passport The magnetic stripe is damaged and the passport information cannot be read; the passport will expire, which may cause the passport to expire after leaving the country; the passport visa visit here page falls off and it is stitched by itself. No organization or individual may forge, alter, transfer, or intentionally damage the passport. Otherwise, those who violate the law will be punished if the circumstances are serious, and will cause inconvenience to travel if the circumstances are light. If the damage is serious, you can go to the immigration management office where your account is located to apply for a new one. When going abroad, we must protect our passports. Although the extreme cases mentioned above rarely happen, people are reminded to be careful when they shop. (Originally titled 'What Hate, What Hate? Japanese Shopping Passports Have 15 Nails and 22 Tax Exemption Stamps')