How can I apply for a travel permit in the Philippines? Can I leave the country directly after I get it?

If you want to go to the Philippines, you must do a good job in specific strategies, where to go for fun, how to protect your documents while having fun, and how to make you return home smoothly if your documents are lost. After experiencing the loss of their documents, many people will understand that this kind of situation can apply for a travel permit to return to China, so here is how to apply for a travel permit in the Philippines, and can you leave the country directly after you get it?

How to apply for a travel permit in the Philippines

First of all, we should be clear about the concept of travel permit. Its existence is a valid document that can prove one's identity after the loss of one's valid document. Therefore, the main function of this document can only prove one's identity and cannot be used as a valid visa for other travel or work. It is also a kind of visa that is handled when everyone loses their visa.

Secondly, if your ID is lost. Then the first thing to do is to report the case to the police station, saying that your valid certificate has been lost and has not been found for a long time, then the police station will issue you a certificate of the loss of the certificate. Only with this certificate can you apply for a travel permit at the Chinese Embassy in the Philippines. Under normal circumstances, the travel permit can come down in a week, and if it is fast, you can get your own travel permit in two or three days.

Can I leave the country directly after I get it?

After the travel permit is reissued by the embassy, it cannot be returned directly. It is also necessary to go to the Philippine Immigration Bureau to reissue the entry visa. This is mainly to prove that it is legal when entering the Philippines, there is no problem, and to ensure that you have not entered the Philippine blacklist because of the loss of the certificate. In this way, you can return home by buying a plane ticket after reissuing the entry visa, if you have stayed in the Philippines for more than 6 months, you still need to apply for a customs clearance certificate, and you can be allowed to return to China when the procedures are complete. Before, it was possible to return to China directly, but now the Philippines is rectifying this problem, so it is more reliable to return to China by reissuing a travel permit.

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