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Q: Difference between Local Police Station (派出所) and PSB (公安局)?

Are these the same thing;part of the same government organ?

Is a PSB just the larger version of a local police station (paichusuo)?

Can expats handle their various visa and resident permit issues at either one?

 

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11 years 26 weeks ago in  Visa & Legalities - China

 
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The Local Police Station is just that -- it monitors the people in their homes and in their neighborhoods, is responsible for the overall neighborhood to which it is assigned.  The PSB is akin to God himself (or herself).  The PSB handles the various visas and resident permit issues, the more nefarious issues plaguing the country, etc., etc.

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Basically, the Local Police Station is just there to see if your dog has is registered, process local robbery cases (nothing involving State Security).

 

The Gonganbu is responsible for the public security and anything by wide and large that involves public security : criminal investigation, terrorist activities, maintaining social order (in case of riot, demonstration), traffic regulation, household registry, identity card, passport, security on national borders, etc...

 

 

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Thanks. Maybe my own translation and use of the word "paichusuo" was just wrong then, and I actually should have been saying "gonganju"!

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