Is it okay to return to China with a travel permit in the Philippines?

When going abroad, one of the problems that everyone will encounter is that their passports may not be seen, one is that they have lost them, and the other is that they have been collectively taken away. If you want to return home at this time, you must understand how to apply for a reasonable identity and visa for yourself to return home without proof of identity. If you are in the Philippines, can you return to China with your travel permit? Can you return to China directly with this permit.

Can the travel permit return directly to China?

To answer this question, we should start with the process of knowing how to return home after losing our identity documents.

First of all, we have to report the case to the police station. No matter whether your certificate is lost or collected, we have to report it to the police station that it is lost and tell the police that you have not found it for a long time.

Then the police department will issue you a certificate of loss of your certificate. With this certificate, you can go to the Chinese Embassy in the Philippines to reissue your ID card, which is a travel permit. The main function of the travel permit is to use it as your new identity when you don't have a certificate, so it has no other functions and is blank.

Finally, I have to go to the Philippine Immigration Bureau to apply for a new entry visa. This is also to prove that I entered the Philippines through a proper way, and now I have to go back normally. Both documents are ready before they can return to China normally. One of the problems involved is that if you have stayed in the Philippines for more than 6 months, you need a customs clearance certificate.

Therefore, it can be concluded from the above conclusion that only the travel permit cannot be returned to China directly, and the visa must be reissued.

How long does it take to reissue a visa

I have to say that it is very coincidental for some people to find that their documents have been lost. Generally, their documents are about to pass the validity period, so everyone hopes that the processing time can be faster. Therefore, the Chinese Embassy in the Philippines also provides urgent services for everyone, but you need to pay more fees, and you can get your visa in two or three days in urgent cases. You can also find an agency and quickly handle the relevant certificates for you.

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