China Enforces New Tech Security Exit Rules
China implemented new exit and entry regulations allowing authorities to bar citizens from leaving the country if they pose a threat to national technology security. The rules also target export control violations and provide ban terms ranging from six months to three years.
China enforced stricter travel curbs on Tuesday morning as new exit-and-entry rules took effect, barring individuals deemed a threat to national technology security from leaving the country. The regulations formalize broader border controls targeting export control violations and foreign influence campaigns. The policy shift raises compliance risks for international executives and professionals operating across the region.
