Where is the passport reissued in the Philippines

A passport is equivalent to an ID card at home. You need to provide the original passport for everything abroad. Without a passport, it is difficult to move. So, once you find out that your passport has been lost abroad, where on earth will you go to reissue it? Do you want to go to our Chinese Embassy in the Philippines or the Immigration Bureau? EasyGo EasyTravel International will introduce their respective businesses today, and don't confuse them in the future.

First, let's talk about the main business areas of the Philippine Immigration Bureau.

(1) The renewal of various visas such as tourist visas and work visas, including the management of the conduct of foreign personnel;

(2) The Philippine blacklist can be found at the Immigration Bureau;

(3) Stamping of travel permits and passport documents;

(4) to inquire about entry and exit business;

(5) reissue entry visa;

(6) The repatriation of blacklisted foreign personnel.

There is still a difference between the scope of the Chinese Embassy in the Philippines and the Immigration Bureau.

(1) Documents of a commercial nature, such as invoices, power of attorney, business license, etc;

(2) Certification of personal documents: birth certification, Philippine education certification, Philippine marriage certification, single certification, non-crime certification and driving certification, etc;

(3) Visa processing: tourist visa, family visit visa, etc;

(4) Reissue business: Chinese passport, return certificate and travel permit.

When your Chinese passport is missing in other countries, go to the local police station to report the case first, obtain the loss report of your passport issued by the police station, and carry the materials with your ID card, 2-inch color photo and old passport photo to the embassy to reissue your passport. The editor here should focus on mentioning that the replacement may not be a passport, a tourist visa, or a certificate of return to China. Assuming that the information you provided is incomplete and not all true, if it is found out that you have an unresolved dispute in the Philippines and a case record is left, the embassy can only provide you with a return certificate, and you must leave the country and return home within three months. There is a need to reissue a passport in the Philippines. If the information is incomplete, please contact EasyGo Easy Travel International to complete the formalities for you as soon as possible.