Hong Kong Club Reports

How about expanding your horizons? Tijuana has free sports watching in Caliente Sportsbook. Places like don't and Buster charge $30 to watch boxing and UFC; Caliente Sportsbook is free. Tijuana has cheap dental cleanings, not to mention good restaurants like Senor Pampas, Tijuana Tillys or Hotel Caesar with its famous Caesar salads and dinners. So if you go, do something more. Walk around Avenida Revolucion and try out new restaurants and chill out with a drink in Caliente Sports book. Then when the border agents ask you, just tell them you like to go to Caliente and watch sports and make $20 bets to cover lunch. Mostly, these border agents are bored out of their skull and would love to talk sports for a minute and get betting tips, so sometimes I'll bring a Caliente betting sheet during football season and let them "inspect" what I am bringing over and tell them who I'm betting on. There is more to Tijuana than Hong Kong club. Google Border Bullfights and check that off your bucket list. I especially recommend "Pablo Hernandez the Mendoza" if you can get tickets to watch him. In my opinion, he is the most entertaining bullfighter that I have ever seen with his trained horses.

[QUOTE=Lance316;2165162]I live in southern California. Some time ago, I went to Tijuana to visit the infamous Hong Kong. I plead the fifth regarding what I did there but let's just say I finally became a man. When coming back to the US, I was asked by the officer some questions, including "why did you go to tijuana" "where did you go?" like an idiot, I told him "Hong Kong". My friend told me I should have just said "I went to look around the city" and shouldn't have said Hong Kong.

I want to visit that club again, but I am afraid it's a crime because I have heard that even if you do prostitution outside the country, it's still a crime.

So my question to all you experienced Hong kongers is, when coming back to the US, have you ever told the officers you went to Hong Kong? If yes, did you encounter any problems later on?

Can I safely go to Tijuana again or will they be like "why do you go so many times? Something must be going on here"?[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Lance316;2165162]I live in southern California. Some time ago, I went to Tijuana to visit the infamous Hong Kong. I plead the fifth regarding what I did there but let's just say I finally became a man. When coming back to the US, I was asked by the officer some questions, including "why did you go to tijuana" "where did you go?" like an idiot, I told him "Hong Kong". My friend told me I should have just said "I went to look around the city" and shouldn't have said Hong Kong.

I want to visit that club again, but I am afraid it's a crime because I have heard that even if you do prostitution outside the country, it's still a crime.

So my question to all you experienced Hong kongers is, when coming back to the US, have you ever told the officers you went to Hong Kong? If yes, did you encounter any problems later on?

Can I safely go to Tijuana again or will they be like "why do you go so many times? Something must be going on here"?[/QUOTE]Standard questions. They really don't care what you did and where you did it. No its not a crime unless your Norwegian going back to Norway. So no reason to lie as it serves no real purpose to do so. And I don't think they going to ask about your frequent trips as you said you only been there once before. There are people that cross daily sometimes twice in one day.

[QUOTE=Lance316;2165162]I live in southern California. Some time ago, I went to Tijuana to visit the infamous Hong Kong. I plead the fifth regarding what I did there but let's just say I finally became a man. When coming back to the US, I was asked by the officer some questions, including "why did you go to tijuana" "where did you go?" like an idiot, I told him "Hong Kong". My friend told me I should have just said "I went to look around the city" and shouldn't have said Hong Kong.

I want to visit that club again, but I am afraid it's a crime because I have heard that even if you do prostitution outside the country, it's still a crime.

So my question to all you experienced Hong kongers is, when coming back to the US, have you ever told the officers you went to Hong Kong? If yes, did you encounter any problems later on?

Can I safely go to Tijuana again or will they be like "why do you go so many times? Something must be going on here"?[/QUOTE]Whenever I'm at the counter talking to the agent, and if they asked what I was doing I always say partying.

One time the guy asked isn't it to early to party?

My response: I got to make sure I get back to the wife and kids on time.

There's a smile everytime.

You can just tell them the truth. US citizens aren't subject to US law while abroad, except for very few cases like child sex tourism, bribing foreign officials, etc. There aren't any laws related to drug use or ADULT prostitution. You are subject to the laws in Mexico in that regard.

Going to a strip club in Mexico isn't a crime. If they ask you what you did there they are being a wise ass / unprofessional. Every agent knows what's up with the Zona. If you're afraid or embarrassed to tell another adult that you went to a legal adult entertainment establishment, then you need to grow a pair! Don't get into the habit of lying to a federal officer, which is a felony.

If they ask where you went and you are honest. Male border agents will often smirk while trying to maintain their poker face, females will often quickly judge you. Who gives a fuck? It really is like buying a few boxes of condoms and a bunch of sex pills at a gas station in my mind; it opens you up to judgement, but is always entertaining.

[QUOTE=Lance316;2165162]I live in southern California. Some time ago, I went to Tijuana to visit the infamous Hong Kong. I plead the fifth regarding what I did there but let's just say I finally became a man. When coming back to the US, I was asked by the officer some questions, including "why did you go to tijuana" "where did you go?" like an idiot, I told him "Hong Kong". My friend told me I should have just said "I went to look around the city" and shouldn't have said Hong Kong.

I want to visit that club again, but I am afraid it's a crime because I have heard that even if you do prostitution outside the country, it's still a crime.

So my question to all you experienced Hong kongers is, when coming back to the US, have you ever told the officers you went to Hong Kong? If yes, did you encounter any problems later on?

Can I safely go to Tijuana again or will they be like "why do you go so many times? Something must be going on here"?[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Lance316;2165162]I live in southern California. Some time ago, I went to Tijuana to visit the infamous Hong Kong. I plead the fifth regarding what I did there but let's just say I finally became a man. When coming back to the US, I was asked by the officer some questions, including "why did you go to tijuana" "where did you go?" like an idiot, I told him "Hong Kong". My friend told me I should have just said "I went to look around the city" and shouldn't have said Hong Kong.

I want to visit that club again, but I am afraid it's a crime because I have heard that even if you do prostitution outside the country, it's still a crime.

So my question to all you experienced Hong kongers is, when coming back to the US, have you ever told the officers you went to Hong Kong? If yes, did you encounter any problems later on?

Can I safely go to Tijuana again or will they be like "why do you go so many times? Something must be going on here"?[/QUOTE]I've been visiting the Zona Norte of Tijuana since 2004. Probably over 100 visits. Most of the time I'm not asked where I went in Tijuana. But when I am asked, I always smile and tell the CBP agent the same thing, that I went "To spend time with the chicas".

Over the years a few of CPB agents have kidded around with me, asking how the zona, or HK was that evening? Or was the service good?

Twice, as I recall, the agent was female. Both times they just frowned and quickly let me enter the USA.

Twice I've been sent to secondary, one was random (where my laptop's files were searched) and the second time was because I was legally bringing back table grapes.

I don't think my answers have been detrimental, but then again, they never let me view my "permanent record", so I can't be certain.

It is not a crime for United States citizens to engage in prostitution with adults in foreign countries in areas where it is legal, yet.

Prostitution is also legal in some counties in Nevada.

I know about Tijuana, but never seriously looked into it. Last week, I went through this thread, and found that I was missing out big time. I am fairly close to the border, so it takes a few hours drive. I could go once a week doing half day trip if I wanted to.

I went to HK over the weekend, and the experience was awesome. The variety of girls there are pretty amazing. I got the VIP card, pretty good deal. I need to do a half day trip again next month.

CBP guys know the bathhouse is where Baxter and his "fun" friends hang out.

[QUOTE=BaxterSlade;2165255]I thought we covered this.

Just tell them you went to Capt. Solos bathhouse.

No more questions. Works every time.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Lance316;2165162]I live in southern California. Some time ago, I went to Tijuana to visit the infamous Hong Kong. I plead the fifth regarding what I did there but let's just say I finally became a man. When coming back to the US, I was asked by the officer some questions, including "why did you go to tijuana" "where did you go?" like an idiot, I told him "Hong Kong". My friend told me I should have just said "I went to look around the city" and shouldn't have said Hong Kong.

I want to visit that club again, but I am afraid it's a crime because I have heard that even if you do prostitution outside the country, it's still a crime.

So my question to all you experienced Hong kongers is, when coming back to the US, have you ever told the officers you went to Hong Kong? If yes, did you encounter any problems later on?

Can I safely go to Tijuana again or will they be like "why do you go so many times? Something must be going on here"?[/QUOTE]It is not illegal to visit Hong Kong. It is not illegal to have relations with a girl who works in HK. Prostitution is legal, and regulated, in Mexico. In other words, if the girl has a health card she is legal. Clubs like HK insist the girls have their cards.

So you can tell the agent you went to HK, Adelita, and every freaking club in the Zona Norte. They are not the morality police and there is nothing they can do.

End of story.

[QUOTE=Lance316;2165162]I live in southern California. Some time ago, I went to Tijuana to visit the infamous Hong Kong. I plead the fifth regarding what I did there but let's just say I finally became a man. When coming back to the US, I was asked by the officer some questions, including "why did you go to tijuana" "where did you go?" like an idiot, I told him "Hong Kong". My friend told me I should have just said "I went to look around the city" and shouldn't have said Hong Kong.

I want to visit that club again, but I am afraid it's a crime because I have heard that even if you do prostitution outside the country, it's still a crime.

So my question to all you experienced Hong kongers is, when coming back to the US, have you ever told the officers you went to Hong Kong? If yes, did you encounter any problems later on?

Can I safely go to Tijuana again or will they be like "why do you go so many times? Something must be going on here"?[/QUOTE]When you come back, say I was on Avenida Revolucion or in a restaurant such as "Monte Carlo" near Adelita or "Sonora grill" opposite Adelita, which in my case is true because I'm always there. You can say I was in Hong Kong and watched the show and I had a few beers, which is not illegal. But I advise you not to mention anything that you had sex or chica name, how much you paid, room number, etc. Keep this information to yourself. Currently, for a US citizen, sex with an adult legal prostitute abroad (eg. Tijuana, Colombia, Germany, etc.) is not illegal. Remember also that prostitution is also legal in the USA in several counties in Nevada. If you are a US citizen, you do not do anything illegal, you can cross borders whenever you want. Know your rights, the US is free and the democratic country we do not live in North Korea.

I'm sorry if this has been addressed previously, but regarding the local police. If you are stopped on the street and searched / harassed / whatever, it seems like the suggested thing to do is to hold your cash / phone / passport in your hand rather than leave them in your pockets to find. Why is that? It's seems that they could take it from your hands as easily as they.

Could from your pockets. Any enlightenment on this would be.

Greatly appreciated. I will be there 4/22-23 if anyone wants to meet up.

JC.

[QUOTE=Phordphan;2165344]It is not illegal to visit Hong Kong. It is not illegal to have relations with a girl who works in HK. Prostitution is legal, and regulated, in Mexico. In other words, if the girl has a health card she is legal. Clubs like HK insist the girls have their cards.

So you can tell the agent you went to HK, Adelita, and every freaking club in the Zona Norte. They are not the morality police and there is nothing they can do.

End of story.[/QUOTE]This. Also, the United States does not have laws regulating the behavior of US citizens with adult prostitutes abroad. Even if the United States passed such laws in the future, from what I understand, new laws are not applied retroactively.

Ironically, Hong Kong is the safest answer to give to an agent. The second you mention Hong Kong they let you through and won't see you as anything suspicious. I'm pretty they know why most of us are crossing the border.

[QUOTE=JohnCandy;2165455]I'm sorry if this has been addressed previously, but regarding the local police. If you are stopped on the street and searched / harassed / whatever, it seems like the suggested thing to do is to hold your cash / phone / passport in your hand rather than leave them in your pockets to find. Why is that? It's seems that they could take it from your hands as easily as they.

Could from your pockets. Any enlightenment on this would be.

Greatly appreciated. I will be there 4/22-23 if anyone wants to meet up.

JC.[/QUOTE]They can take it from your hands only if you allow it.

More than once I've marshalled my cash in my hands only to be asked to hand it over to the Tijuana cop. In those instances (maybe three or four times) I have refused and was only willing to fan my money or shuffle each bill so I could demonstrate that I was not hiding something else in my hand full of cash. The cops were satisfied with that and didn't purse anything further.

One time I was about to enter the Leyva when I was stopped. I had little cash on me (just some small bills in my front pocket and a twenty in the back pocket of my jeans) and allowed the policia to go through my pockets. Guess what? The twenty disappeared!. No druggas were found and at the conclusion of the stop the officer asked if everything was OK. I said no, my twenty dollar bill in missing and it was in my back pocket. The cop hemmed and hawed and eventually went back through my pockets and stuffed my twenty back into my rear pocket and asked me to check again.

I "found" my twenty and he said I must have been mistaken as he left me to seek out other prey.

[QUOTE=Flyer47;2165472]This. Also, the United States does not have laws regulating the behavior of US citizens with adult prostitutes abroad. Even if the United States passed such laws in the future, from what I understand, new laws are not applied retroactively.[/QUOTE]Hi guys,

Thanks for your responses. I read every single one of your responses.

I understand that it's not illegal to visit Hong Kong to have sex with an adult prostitute.

But it's also not illegal to visit Thailand. But I have heard of people getting in trouble for visiting too many times. I think it's a circumstantial evidence thing, if you visit Thailand too frequently and you have no business there, that will raise red flags and they will use the circumstantial evidence against you.

Is every girl working at Hong Kong necessarily over 18? That's another problem.

[QUOTE=JohnCandy;2165455]I'm sorry if this has been addressed previously, but regarding the local police. If you are stopped on the street and searched / harassed / whatever, it seems like the suggested thing to do is to hold your cash / phone / passport in your hand rather than leave them in your pockets to find. Why is that? It's seems that they could take it from your hands as easily as they.

Could from your pockets. Any enlightenment on this would be.

Greatly appreciated. I will be there 4/22-23 if anyone wants to meet up.

JC.[/QUOTE]Because if the items are in your hands, you have control of them. If the monkeys search and take your cash, they have control.

Also, I suggest you get a passport card.