Can I reissue my passport at the Philippine embassy? Can I still use the reissued passport after returning home?

When you go abroad, you should pay attention to protect your own documents, because in a strange place, it is something to prove your identity, so even if you lose it, you should hurry up and go to the corresponding Chinese embassy to reissue it. What is involved here is the replacement of the passport, so can the passport be reissued at the Philippine Embassy? Can this passport be used after returning to China? Is there any difference between it and our original passport?

Can I reissue my passport at the Philippine embassy?

A passport is a valid identity document for a person when traveling abroad. Individuals must apply for a personal passport before applying to go abroad. Therefore, if an individual loses his passport abroad, he or she needs to apply for a passport certificate that can prove his or her identity.

In the Philippines, if an individual holds a Philippine 9G work permit, he can reissue the original passport at the embassy after losing his passport. However, if an individual does not have a 9G work visa, only a tourist visa, then you can only reapply for the corresponding travel permit, not your passport. After the individual obtains the travel permit, it is valid for two years, during which time it will not affect his return to China.

Is the passport reissued after returning home still usable?

Individuals holding a 9G visa can reissue their passports in the Philippines and can directly use them to return home. The passport applied for is the same purpose, but the place of issuance is different. There will be a clear processing address for domestic applications. If you apply in the Philippines, the address will be the Philippine Embassy. This passport can also be used after returning home and does not need to be reissued. If the travel permit is reissued in the Philippines, it can be reissued after returning home. Only the travel permit can be applied for before returning home.

When applying for a passport renewal in the Philippines, a work visa is required so as not to affect the continued work of an individual in the Philippines. Reissuing your passport after returning to China will not affect your re-entry into the Philippines. If you have any other questions, please consult our platform customer service, we will provide you with more detailed introduction, and provide you with simple and high-quality agency services.