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Visa altered
March 22, 2011, Tuesday
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A European man was fined and deported for altering his visa without authorization, the Shanghai Exit-Entry Administration said. The man received a new visa last December after he applied for an extension. His old one was nullified with a cancellation stamp.
But when he showed off his passport containing many visas to his friends in the United States in January, he thought the cancellation stamp looked ugly and erased it, according to the bureau. This was noticed by local police when he applied for another extension this month.
But when he showed off his passport containing many visas to his friends in the United States in January, he thought the cancellation stamp looked ugly and erased it, according to the bureau. This was noticed by local police when he applied for another extension this month.
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