美国限时允许公民、绿卡及部分非移民无须提供新冠检测/康复证明离沪赴美
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重要更新：对于在美国东部时间 2022 年 5 月 11 日 23:59
之前离开中国上海的个人，美国疾病控制与预防中心 (CDC) 已宣布美国公民，美国国民、合法永久居民 (LPR)，持有有效美国移民签证的外国公民，与美国公民或
LPR 一起旅行并持有允许他们前往美国的有效旅行证件的非移民类外国公民，在前往美国的航班登机前无需提供 COVID-19
阴性检测证明或康复文件。更多信息请访问：https://www.cdc.gov/quarantine/fr-proof-negative-test.html
由于上海的健康防控政策， 位于梅龙镇广场的美国公民服务处自3月30日，周三起关闭。我们将持续关闭，直到当地政府允许重新开放。
保障美国公民的安全是我们的首要任务。
关闭期间， 如果您遇到任何紧急情况，请拨打 +86 10 8531-4000（拨“0”
转总机）。我们与驻北京大使馆和其他驻地领事馆正在相互协调，为美国公民提供紧急服务。常见问题解答如下。我们建议您立即联系挚亲，并定期向他们告知您的情况。亲友会担心您的安危，因此尽可能通过电话、短信或社交媒体等渠道与他们取得联系，让他们知道您平安无事。当无法接通语音服务时，仍可使用短信和数据服务。
我们敦促所有美国公民到智能旅行者登记计划(Smart Traveler Enrollment Program,
STEP)系统中进行免费注册，网址http://step.state.gov/
。这是最简单的方法，保证您可以收到最新的安全信息。如果您的邻居和朋友还没有注册，请鼓励他们尽快注册。上海的情况不定且在快速变化中，
我们将密切关注，并通过智能旅行者计划向美国公民发送安全信息的更新。
2022年4月11日，由于新冠病例激增以及中华人民共和国（PRC）应对措施带来的相关限制的影响，美国国务院下令非紧急美国政府雇员和其家属自上海总领事馆领区撤离。
问：如何取得食物和饮用水？我现有的可能不够了。
我们的首要任务是，保证美国公民能够通过当地的服务，获得这些基本生活必需品。我们的评估是食物还是有的，尽管我们了解某些物资的供应有所中断，食物和饮用水的供应因地区而异，配送服务严重延迟，或者在某些社区完全停止。
如果您在获取食物方面遇到问题，请首先向所属居委会寻求帮助。许多个别小区已经建立了批量订购和配送的微信群。
如果无法获得所属居委会的帮助，且家里的食物也没有了，请联系领事馆，以便我们帮助您获得所需的服务。请发送电子邮件至 shanghaiacs@state.gov
或致电 +86 10 8531-4000 联系我们，并提供您的姓名、电话号码、地址和您所属居委会的联系方式。
问：如果发生紧急医疗状况，怎么办？我要怎么才能获得紧急医疗救助？
我们正着手确保每位美国公民都能获得紧急医疗救治和必要的药品。当地政府已宣布，在封控期间，医院急诊室将开放，为接收危及生命的紧急状况。有些美国公民曾通报，因为防疫措施，其无法离开自己的住所。
如果无法获得紧急治疗或必要的药品，请发送邮件至shanghaiacs@state.gov 或致电+86 10
8531-4000，并提供您的姓名、电话号码、地址和您所在居委会的联系方式
问：美国领事馆是否在撤离美国公民？我可以从上海飞吗？
如国务院最新的“中华人民共和国旅行建议”(Travel Advisory for the People’s Republic of China,
https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/traveladvisories/traveladvisories/china-travel-advisory.html
)
所述，因为新冠病例激增和中华人民共和国(PRC)应对措施带来的相关限制的影响，国务院已允许非紧急美国政府雇员和其家庭成员自愿撤离。请放心，保障美国公民的安全是我们的首要任务，因此大使馆和总领事馆人员配置充足，会对在中国的美国公民信守承诺。
自中国离境的商业航班仍有位置，但数量有限。因为封控一再延长，我们密切监测该情况，同时我们也在着手处理持有确认机票的旅行者前往机场之事宜。如果您预定了国际机票，但因为疫情管控措施无法出门，请发送邮件至shanghaiacs@state.gov
或者致电+86 10 8531-4000。
美国政府没有赞助包机的计划。任何想离境的美国公民，应有不需倚赖政府协助的计划。
问：在隔离设施中，父母和孩子是被分开的吗？如果发生这样的事，怎么办？
我们也十分关注此问题。这是我们和整个外交社群一道，所处理、而且会继续处理的重要问题之一。
如果您的家庭遭遇此问题，请致电+86 10 8531-4000。我们会尽最大努力协助。领事馆干预当地隔离或疫情管控措施的能力极其有限。
问：集中隔离设施的条件如何？
检测呈阳性的美国公民可能会被转移到政府指定的医疗机构。护理、住宿、检测和治疗的标准可能与美国大不相同。我们正在与整个外交社群一起处理这个问题。领事馆干预当地隔离或疫情管控措施的能力极其有限。
问：美国总领事馆是否与中国政府合作解决这些问题？
美国总领事馆在乎您所关心的问题，并为您发声。我们已经、并将继续，通过双边以及与志同道合的伙伴一道，和当地政府围绕重要的疫情防控措施议题，进行接触。
问：如果我需要撤离，领事馆可以为我的宠物提供帮助吗？
我们关心宠物的人道待遇问题。我们无法协助个人为宠物安排旅行。如果您要离境但无法完成所需步骤携带宠物同行，我们建议您制定备用方案照顾宠物。
问：我最近申请的护照怎么办？可以去领事馆取吗？如果我选择EMS邮寄服务，还可以寄出吗？
您的护照将妥善存放在我们的办公室，待领馆重新开门时便可领取。关于 EMS 递送 – EMS
也一直处于关闭状态，无法从我们这里领取护照进行递送。一旦解除限制，便会恢复提供服务。
问：我近期有旅行计划 – 我现在可以申请新护照吗？
我们理解在过去的几周内，由于市内疫情管控，很多人取消或错过已预约的面谈。等我们能够重新开放时，我们会恢复预约，并提供这些重要的服务。
封城之前，护照的审理周期为4-6周。如果在出行前，不够时间办理具完整有效期的护照，我们将为您签发临时紧急护照，以便您能出行。
问：如果我在封控期间遇到困难，还有谁能帮我？
在当地条件艰难的情况下，您的地方当局和/或雇主应该能够立即为您提供最好的帮助。您也可以尝试联系所属雇主、大学和其他组织的外事办公室（外办）。如果语言是个问题，通过微信联系他们可能比尝试打电话方便。您当地的雇主也可能提供解决具体问题的方法。
更多资源和信息如下：
有关最新的旅行计划和/或限制，请洽询您的酒店、航空公司或船务公司，以及当地媒体和当局。
访问大使馆 COVID-19 网页 (https://china.usembassy-china.org.cn/zh/covid-19-zh/
)以获取有关中国情况的信息。
有关入境中国的最新要求，请参阅中国大使馆网站。
请访问美国疾病控制与预防中心( CDC) 网站( https://chinese.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html
)，了解有关您可以采取哪些措施来降低感染 COVID-19 风险的最新信息。
访问COVID-19 网页 (https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/traveladvisories/COVID-19-Country-Specific-Information.html
)，了解各个国家的最新信息。
如遇紧急情况，请拨打+(86)(10) 8531-4000或联系 shanghaiacs@state.gov
国务院 – 领事事务
+1-888-407-4747 或 +1-202-501-4444
中国国家信息
https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/international-travel/International-Travel-Country-Information-Pages/China.html
注册Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP)
https://step.state.gov/STEP/Pages/Common/Subscribe.aspx 以接收警报。
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上关注我们
有关个人情况的具体问题，请发送电子邮件至 shanghaiacs@state.gov 。如果您有紧急情况，请致电 +86 10 8531-4000 联系我们。
American Citizen Services – Frequently Asked Questions
Important update: For individuals departing Shanghai, China through May 11, 2022
at 23:59 ET, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has announced
that U.S. Citizens; U.S. Nationals, Lawful Permanent Residents (LPR);
noncitizens in possession of a valid U.S. immigrant visa; and noncitizen
nonimmigrants who are traveling with a U.S. citizen or LPR and possess valid
travel documents allowing them to travel to the United States will not be
required to provide proof of a negative COVID-19 test result or documentation of
recovery prior to boarding a flight to the United States. More information is
available at:
https://www.cdc.gov/quarantine/fr-proof-negative-test.html
Due to local health control measures, the American Citizen Services office in
the Westgate Mall in Shanghai closed from Wednesday, March 30. We expect to
remain closed until authorities allow us to reopen our facilities.
Protecting the safety and security of U.S. citizens is our top priority.
If you experience an emergency during our closure period, please call +86 10
8531-4000. We are coordinating with the Embassy in Beijing and other consulates
around the country to provide emergency assistance to U.S. citizens. Answers to
frequently asked questions are below.
We urge all American citizens to register in STEP at https://step.state.gov/ .
This is the easiest way to ensure you get the most up-to-date security
information. Encourage your neighbors and friends to do so immediately if they
haven’t done so already. The situation in Shanghai is fluid and rapidly
changing. We are monitoring conditions closely and will inform U.S. citizens of
any changes to our security information via STEP.
On April 11, 2022, the U.S. Department of State ordered the departure of
non-emergency U.S. government employees and all family members from the
Consulate General Shanghai consular district due to a surge in COVID-19 cases
and the impact of restrictions related to the People’s Republic of China’s
(PRC’s) response.
Q: How can I get food and water? I don’t think I have enough.
Our top priority is ensuring that U.S. citizens have access to these basic needs
through local services. We assess that food is available, though we understand
there are interruptions in supply of certain items, provision of food and water
varies from district to district, and delivery services are severely delayed or,
in some neighborhoods, curtailed completely.
If you have problems obtaining food, the first place to start is with your local
neighborhood committee for assistance. Many individual neighborhoods have set up
chat groups for bulk ordering and delivery.
If you cannot reach your local neighborhood committee for assistance and your
family has nothing to eat, contact the consulate so that we can help you access
the local services you need. Please email us at shanghaiacs@state.gov or CALL US
at +86 10 8531-4000 for assistance, and provide your name, telephone number,
address, and contact details for your neighborhood committee.
Q: What happens if I have a medical emergency? How can I get access to emergency
medical care?
We are engaged on the issue of ensuring every U.S. citizen has access to
emergency medical treatment and necessary medications. Local government has
announced that hospital emergency rooms will be open during lockdowns for
life-threatening emergencies. In some cases U.S. citizens have reported
difficulties obtaining permission to leave their residence due to pandemic
control measures.
If you are not able to access emergency medical treatment or get necessary
medications, please email us at shanghaiacs@state.gov or CALL US at +86 10
8531-4000 and provide your name, telephone number, address, and contact details
for your neighborhood committee.
Q: Is the U.S. Consulate evacuating American citizens? Am I able to fly out of
Shanghai?
As noted in the Department of State’s updated Travel Advisory for the People’s
Republic of China (PRC) (https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/traveladvisories/traveladvisories/china-travel-advisory.html
) , the Department has allowed for the voluntary departure of non-emergency U.S.
government employees and their family members due to a surge in COVID cases and
the impact of restrictions related to the PRC’s response. Please be assured that
protecting the safety and security of U.S. citizens remains our top priority,
and we are sufficiently staffed throughout our Embassy and Consulates to
maintain this commitment to U.S. citizens in the PRC.
Commercial flights out of China remain available, but limited. As lockdowns are
extended, we are monitoring this issue closely and we are engaged on the issue
of airport access for travelers with confirmed air tickets. Please email us at
shanghaiacs@state.gov or CALL US at +86 10 8531-4000 if you have booked
international travel and health control measures prevent you from accessing your
travel.
There are no plans for USG-sponsored charter flights. U.S. citizens who want to
depart should have a plan to do so that does not depend on USG assistance.
Q: Are parents and children being separated to go to quarantine facilities? What
if that happens to my family?
We are deeply concerned about this issue. It is one of the top issues that we
have engaged on and are continuing to engage on, along with the entire
diplomatic community.
If this happens to your family, call us at +86 10 8531-4000. We will make every
effort to assist in individual cases. The consulate has extremely limited
ability to intervene in local quarantine or pandemic-control measures.
Q: What are conditions like in centralized quarantine facilities?
U.S. citizens who test positive may be transferred to a government-designated
medical facility. Standards of care, accommodations, testing, and treatments may
differ considerably from standards in the United States. We are engaging on this
issue along with the entire diplomatic community. The consulate has extremely
limited ability to intervene in local quarantine or pandemic-control measures.
Q: Is the U.S. Consulate General working with the PRC government to solve these
problems?
The U.S. Consulate General cares about the issues that you do and we are
advocating on your behalf. We have engaged and are continuing to engage with
local government, both bilaterally and with our like-minded partners, on the
important issues surrounding pandemic control measures.
Q: Can the Consulate help with my pets if I have to leave?
We are concerned about the issue of humane treatment of pets. We cannot assist
individuals making travel arrangements for pets. We recommend you have backup
plans for the care of your pets if you are departing the country and are not
able to complete necessary steps to bring your pet with you.
Q: What happens to my passport that I applied for recently? Can I pick it up at
the consulate? Will it be delivered by EMS if I selected that option?
Your passport is safely stored in our office and is waiting there for you to
pick up as soon as we are able to reopen. Regarding EMS delivery – EMS has also
been under lockdown, not able to pick up passports from us for delivery. As soon
as restrictions are lifted, we expect service to resume.
Q: I have upcoming travel plans – can I apply for a new passport now?
We know many people had to cancel or miss scheduled appointments in the past
weeks due to the health control situation in the city. When we are able to
re-open, we will make appointments available for people to visit our office and
take care of these important services.
Before lockdown, it took 4-6 weeks processing time for passports. If there is
not sufficient time for you to obtain a full validity passport before your
scheduled travel, we will work with you to issue you a temporary emergency
passport so that you are able to travel.
Q: Who else can help me if I have problems during the lockdown?
Amid the difficult on-the-ground conditions, your local authorities and/or
employer should be able to best help you immediately. You can also try to reach
the local Foreign Affairs Office (waiban) at affiliated employers, universities,
and other organizations. If you are concerned about language issues, contacting
them via WeChat may be better than trying to call. Your local employer might
also be able to provide assistance resolving specific issues.
Additional resources and information sources:
Check with your hotels, airlines, or cruise lines, and local media and
authorities regarding any updated information about your travel plans and/or
restrictions.
Visit the Embassy COVID-19 webpage
(https://china.usembassy-china.org.cn/covid-19-information/) for information on
conditions in China.
For the latest requirements on entering China, please refer to the PRC Embassy’s
website .
Consult the CDC website (https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html )
for the most recent information on what you can do to reduce your risk of
contracting COVID-19.
Visit the State.Gov COVID-19 webpage
(https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/traveladvisories/ea/covid-19-information.html
) for the latest information by country.
If you find yourself in an emergency, please contact us at 010-8531-4000 or
shanghaiacs@state.gov.
Department of State – Consular Affairs
+1-888-407-4747 or +1-202-501-4444
China Country Information
(https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/international-travel/International-Travel-Country-Information-Pages/China.html
)
Enroll in Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP) to receive Alerts.
(https://step.state.gov/STEP/Pages/Common/Subscribe.aspx)
Follow us on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/travelgov) and Twitter
(https://twitter.com/travelgov)
If you have a specific question about your personal situation, please email us
at shanghaiacs@state.gov. If you have an emergency, please call us at +86 10
8531-4000.
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