Why do so many people in the Philippines come home with travel permits?

People who often go abroad will find a strange phenomenon, that is, among the people who return to the Philippines, a large number of people go home with travel permits. They do not have the original passport or other valid documents in their hands, so they return home with travel permits. Therefore, in the eyes of many people, this is a phenomenon that is not understood, therefore, I would like to explain to you why so many people come home with travel permits.

Reasons for returning home with a Philippine travel permit

If you know it, you can know that the travel permits in the hands of these people are blank, and such a visa can only be used as a certificate for returning to China, and cannot travel anywhere in the Philippines, that is to say, he cannot be used as a valid certificate for normal activities in the Philippines, he is only used as a certificate for returning to China, and they are not only given a travel permit, only when the immigration visa in the Philippines is reissued can we return home normally.

There are two reasons for this situation. One is that during his stay in the Philippines, he lost all his identity documents, so he needs to reissue his own identity documents at the Philippine embassy. Another situation is that after he was tricked into the Philippines, he was collected all his documents and could not return to China by himself, so he went to the embassy to reissue his travel permit.

Can I reissue my travel permit for any visa?

When people enter the Philippines, the purpose is different, so the type of visa in hand and the time of stay are also different. However, after losing the certificate, you can't prove what your visa type was before. For example, you originally took a work visa, but after losing it, there is no certificate issued by the company, then what you can reissue is a travel permit that can only return home. Similarly, other types of visas also need relevant certificates before they can reissue the same visa as the original visa. If not, they can only reissue travel visas. After all the travel permits and entry visas are processed, they can return to China normally. If they have stayed in the Philippines for more than six months, customs clearance is required.

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