At the same time, the Chinese government hopes that those who remain abroad abide by the laws of the countries where they reside, and live in harmony with the local people.
Overseas Tibetans who want to come back either to visit or settle may apply and go through the necessary formalities at the Chinese embassy or consulate in the country where they currently live. Those who plan to go abroad again after visiting will be guaranteed their freedom to come and go.
Favorable policies implemented in TAR by the Chinese central government
Since Tibet is situated in a remote area, and the feudal serfdom was in force for centuries before the democratic reform of 1959, Tibet's development commenced much later, and has advanced at a slower pace compared with the interior area. To speed up the economic development of Tibet and to promote common prosperity, the central government has provided substantial help and support, in terms of human resources, finance, material and technology, as a means to helping it catch up.