When I was in the Philippines, how did I return home when the 9G visa disappeared?

The 9G visa is a work visa, which is the identity certificate for Chinese people to work in the Philippines. Therefore, when applying for this certificate, what is needed is the certificate from the company accepted by the Philippines. Therefore, the process of handling this certificate is also more complicated. If it is lost, it is necessary to choose different processing situations according to the specific content.

How can I return home if I lose my 9G visa?

If the simple certificate is lost, then you can go to the work unit in the Philippines to issue another work certificate, and then take this certificate to the Chinese embassy in the Philippines for visa reissue. Under normal circumstances, everyone will choose to extend the visa when reissuing, so that even in the process of processing, or in the case of returning to China for too long, it will not affect the validity period of your visa, moreover, the 9G work visa has the advantage that there is no limit on the number of times to return home, that is, you can enter and leave the Philippines at will. As long as you reissue another one after it is lost, you can return to China as before without any difference.

If the 9G worker's visa is detained, how can I return home?

If this is the case of seizure, it is that the unit working in the Philippines did not let the employees return to the country, but had their own needs or was cheated to the Philippines so they wanted to return to the country quickly, then in this case, it is impossible to issue a work certificate in the company.

So at this time, you have to go to the local police station in the Philippines to report the loss of your ID card, and say that your visa has been lost and not found. Then the police station will issue you a certificate of loss of ID card and take this certificate to the Chinese Embassy in the Philippines to apply for a travel permit. Because there is no work certificate, you cannot reissue the original work visa. It can only be a blank travel permit, cannot operate in the Philippines, or enter the Philippines next time.

And in the process of processing, the original 9G visa needs to be downgraded. If you do a good job, you need to go to the Philippine Immigration Bureau to apply for an entry visa. After the formalities are complete, you can return home smoothly. If you have stayed in the Philippines for more than 6 months, you need to apply for a customs clearance certificate.

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