In recent years entry/exit-related crimes have been increasing, especially cases of organized illegal entry and exit, obtaining entry/exit documents by fraud, forging entry/exit documents, selling and buying entry/exit documents. To eliminate and check the spread of such criminal cases, the Ministry and of Public Security promulgated on February 4^th, 2002 the Circular by the Ministry of Public Security on the Adjustment of Jurisdiction over Some of the Entry/Exit-Related Crimes (GT[2002]7). According to this circular, crimes of the following categories will be dealt with by the entry/exit administration:  obtaining exit documents (Article 319, PRC Criminal Law), supplying forged or altered entry/exit documents (Article 320, PRC Criminal Law), selling entry/exit documents (Article 320, PRC Criminal Law), organizing illegal crossing of the national border (frontier) (Article 318 PRC Criminal Law), and transporting other persons in illegally crossing the national border (frontier). The police force’s entry/exit control department exercises administration over entry and exit and the power to investigate entry/exit-related criminal cases. At this moment and in the future, we have before us the important task of cracking down on entry/exit-related crimes.