Should you cancel your account after returning from northern Myanmar?

In order to severely crack down on telecommunications network fraud and encourage illegal and criminal persons stranded in northern Myanmar to return, many provinces and cities have recently issued notices. For illegal and criminal persons stranded in northern Myanmar and committing telecommunications network fraud, they will not be allowed to return within a time limit. Those who return to their country to surrender will have their household registration cancelled.

How to deal with the returnees from northern Myanmar?

Those who are still stranded in northern Myanmar must return to the country before June 30, 2021, and actively contact the village (community) or town where their household registration is located to report three days before returning. If a person stranded in northern Myanmar takes the initiative to return to the country and reports in advance, or if his or her family members promptly contact the person to urge the person stranded in northern Myanmar to return to the country as soon as possible and surrender, and truthfully confess his or her illegal and criminal acts, he may be given a lighter or reduced punishment in accordance with the law; the circumstances are obviously minor and harmful. Those who are not serious will not be punished as crimes; those who refuse to enter the country and surrender will be severely punished by the judicial organs in accordance with the law.

To sum up, it is necessary to severely crack down on telecommunications network fraud and persuade criminals who are stranded in northern Myanmar to return. Recently, many provinces and cities have issued notices. For illegal criminals who are stranded in northern Myanmar and commit telecom network fraud, If you do not return to your country to surrender within the time limit, your household registration will be cancelled.

Legal basis:

"Regulations on Household Registration of the People's Republic of China"

Article 3

Household registration work, It is managed by public security organs at all levels. In cities and towns with public security police stations, the jurisdiction of the police station shall be the household registration jurisdiction; in townships and towns without public security police stations, the jurisdiction of the township or town shall be the household registration jurisdiction. Township and town people's committees and public security police stations are the household registration authorities. For those who live in government agencies, groups, schools, enterprises, institutions and other units or in public dormitories, each unit shall designate a special person to assist the household registration authority in handling household registration; for households living in scattered places, the household registration authority shall directly handle household registration . For the household registration of non-active military personnel living in military agencies and military dormitories, each unit shall designate a dedicated person to assist the household registration authority in handling household registration. For households registered in production cooperatives such as agriculture, fishery, salt industry, forestry, animal husbandry, handicrafts, etc., the cooperative shall designate a special person to assist the household registration authority in handling household registration. For households other than cooperatives, household registration shall be handled directly by the household registration authority.

Article 4

The household registration authority shall establish a household registration book. In cities, rivers and towns with public security police stations, each household should be issued a household registration book. Household registration books are issued to cooperatives in rural areas; household registration books are not issued to households outside cooperatives. The household registration book and the matters recorded in the household registration book have the effect of proving citizenship.

Article 5

Household registration is based on household units. Those who live in the same place as the person in charge are considered to be one household, with the person in charge being the head of the household. A single person living alone has his own household, with himself as the head of the household. Those who live in agencies, groups, schools, enterprises, institutions and other units or in public dormitories must open one household or separate households. The head of household is responsible for reporting household registration in accordance with the provisions of these regulations.