What are the locations and precautions for the Philippines to reissue travel permits

Many compatriots in China are travel enthusiasts. I believe that many friends who travel abroad should encounter some unexpected situations, such as lost passports or expired visas. Many compatriots in the Philippines also encounter various problems. The problem. Even two days ago, a private letter from a partner asked EasyGo EasyGo International and its group what to do if they lost the Philippines and whether they could return home. Today, EasyGo Easy Travel International will take this platform to give you popular science about the replacement methods and precautions for the loss of your passport in the Philippines. Please pay attention to it!

How to reissue the lost passport?

It is very normal for passports to be lost in the Philippines. Many compatriots have come to EasyGo for help because they have lost their passports. If your passport is lost, don't panic. Go to the local police station to report to the police first. Give the police the place and time of your loss. The police will issue you a certificate of loss. After getting the loss certificate, prepare the first page photo of your old passport, the front and back of your ID card and the 2-inch white background photo to go to the Chinese Embassy in the Philippines to reissue your travel permit or return certificate.

Many people will wonder how to provide a picture of the front page of the passport if the passport is lost. This can be found in the WeChat applet that we often use. The National Immigration Bureau can click on the ID card query and face recognition can find your own passport home page.

Matters needing attention in reissuing passports:

The replacement passport we are talking about here is not completely correct. It should be said that it is a travel permit or a certificate of return to China. Because after the epidemic, the embassy's business of reissuing passports has been closed, and the passport can only be reissued after returning home. The reissued travel permit is an empty copy. You need to go to the Philippine airport to collect your entry records and stamp them before returning home. If what you reissued is not a travel permit but a return certificate, then you have to reflect on whether you have a case in China that has not been solved. Only when there are cases in China that have not been settled, what is newly opened is a return certificate.

This issue of EasyGo Easy Travel International has given everyone popular science about the methods and precautions for reissuing the Philippine passport after it is lost. I hope I can help you in the Philippines. If you want to consult the Philippine business, please contact us online!