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The American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai's Legal Committee invites you to join an informative session: China's New Exit and Entry Regulation: What Multinational Companies Need to Know on Tuesday, August 25, from 4:00 p.m. โ€“ 5:00 p.m. at the Chambers's conference room.


On 31 July 2026, China's State Council issued the Provisions on Exit and Entry Administration. The new regulations expand the circumstances in which Chinese citizens may be prohibited from leaving China, including certain export control and technology-related violations that could affect national security interests. In addition, foreign nationals may face entry bans of one to five years for providing false information in visa or entry applications, prior border-related violations, or inclusion on certain government sanctions and countermeasure lists โ€” effective 15 September 2026.


An expert from DLA Piper will provide a detailed interpretation of the new regulations and offer practical guidance to multinational companies on how to carefully assess their existing and future cross-border personnel arrangements, including short-term business travel, long-term assignments, talent mobility, and other related matters.

Speakers

  • Johnny Choi (Partner at DLA Piper UK LLP)

    Johnny Choi

    Partner at DLA Piper UK LLP

    Johnny Choi heads the firm's China Employment practice. He has vast experience in complex and strategic employment advice for multinational clients, such as international human resources projects, large scale layoffs and restructurings, cross-border secondments, employee data privacy, HR investigations, litigious employment disputes, and contentious removal of company executives. Johnny also leads the firm's Greater Bay Area employment initiative.

    Johnny is recognised consistently for his employment law expertise by leading legal directory Chambers and Partners since 2013. He is a "Leading Individual" and his China team is ranked Tier 1 by Legal 500. Johnny has recently been named into the Hall of Fame by Legal 500. Qualified in NSW, Australia and Hong Kong SAR, he has spent over 18 years in mainland China advising multinationals on their employment law issues. Given his international background, Johnny also regularly advises Chinese clients on the people issues they encounter in their overseas investments and operations, including restrictive covenants, incentives and equity plans. Chambers Asia Pacific 2025 highlighted that "Johnny is able to distil very complex matters into really clear and actionable advice" and "he is knowledgeable, commercially oriented and shepherds clients through complex circumstances. He can advise on everything and remains super calm. He gets it all done in a really painless way."

    Johnny supports international and regional clients across a range of industries, including technology, life sciences, financial and retail. Recently, Johnny has advised life science companies on investigations into serious misconduct or corruption by employees. He successfully defended a number of technology companies against IP theft by their staff. He also advises financial institutions and retail companies on the design and implementation of employee compensation and incentive schemes.

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Chamber Office

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27F, Infinitus Tower, No.168 Hubin Road, Huangpu District.

Shanghai, China

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