To travel to the Philippines, what if you lose your passport?

The Philippines, located in the Western Pacific, is a multi-ethnic island country in Southeast Asia. As a tropical island country with a variety of amorous feelings and its proximity to China, it attracts a large number of Chinese tourists every year to enjoy its unique tropical natural scenery. But there will inevitably be some trouble when traveling in other countries. If you lose your passport, what should you do? Follow Xiao Bian and let me answer your questions.

First of all, we need to know what materials are needed to reissue the passport.

1. a copy of the front and back of my ID card.

2. my long-term work visa in the Philippines

3. my passport home photo

4. my recent white background photo

5. the loss certificate of the local police station in the Philippines

Then we need to know the process of reissuing the passport.

1. we need to get the police lost certificate first.

The process is as follows: first report to the local Philippine police station, provide the police station with the time and place of lost passport, and then obtain the loss certificate issued by the police.

Here, I would like to remind you that if the visa is also lost, you can apply for the loss certificate together.

2. bring the certificate of loss to the Chinese Embassy in the Philippines to fill in the application form for replacement passport, and then wait for the embassy to notify the face-to-face.

The editor here reminds me that the face-to-face sign here is to verify whether you have any outstanding cases in the Philippines. It takes about two weeks to wait for the results of the face-to-face.

After the 3. face-to-face, the local access authority will inform you to collect the evidence form.

At the end of the 4., the embassy will notify you to collect your information by mail or telephone after checking all your information.

Here, the process of reissuing a passport to the Chinese Embassy is almost over, but note that the passport you reissued at this step cannot be used normally, and the following steps need to be completed.

To use your passport normally, you also need to apply for an entry visa,

First of all, the materials we need to prepare are

1. flight information (you can contact the airline for flight information)

2. entry time

After the materials are ready, you can go to the Philippine Immigration Bureau to apply for an entry visa.

Xiao Bian solemnly reminds me that when applying for an entry visa, the Philippine Immigration Bureau will check whether your visa in the Philippines has expired. If it has expired, you will have to pay the corresponding fine. After the payment is completed, the Philippines will accept your request.

Here, the process of reissuing passports in the Philippines is over. The average personal processing time is 1-3 months. The cumbersome procedures and the long waiting time are very grinding. Therefore, Xiao Bian solemnly recommends Yi You International here! Easy tour international agent! It only takes a week! No need to go to the embassy! The new passport will be delivered to you by special personnel!