raradidi
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8-11-2019 10:58 |
Depends on your nationality
All what happens depends on your nationality as your country's laws all apply fully for anything you do outside the country, unless you renounce nationality by getting another citizenship which allows certain things. If you are from US,Norway or Korea, you will face consequences after going back to your country; once they have your passport no. and CCTV images, they can/will hand it over to your country's authorities. US and Korea share similar law systems (as Korea was founded by the US effectively during the end of the 19th century) and thus have very harsh laws.But other countries don't have the means to go that far in the first place. If you are a German, they will just kick you out for a few years and as it is legal in Germany nothing happens. If you are caught by civilian clothed military police of the People's Liberation Army instead of hk police guys, they can put you in a mainland army brig for max. 15 days and fines then out of the country. | |
| twiceAweek |
8-11-2019 23:36 |
Acceptance -1 |
DO NOT BELIEVE ANYTHING STATED IN THIS POST , ALL BULL SHIT |
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