How can I return home after losing my 9G card in the Philippines?

One of the problems that everyone faces after going abroad is to return to China. If it is a normal procedure, this is a very simple process. However, in the middle link, there are always people who lose their documents because of their carelessness, which makes them unable to return to China normally. How do you return to China after losing your 9G card in the Philippines and what do you need to do?

What if I lost my 9G visa in the Philippines

If you say that your original visa to enter the Philippines is a 9G visa, after losing it, you can find the unit where you originally worked to issue a certificate, and then you can go to the Chinese embassy to reissue the original visa with this certificate. At the same time, because it may take a long time to process, many people will choose to extend the visa at the same time when reissuing the visa, in this way, you can ensure that the work visa you get is within the validity period. After you get a new work visa, all activities will be the same as before. There is no limit on the number of times you enter and exit.

If there is no proof from the original unit, then you cannot directly reissue the original visa, but you need to reissue a travel visa at the embassy, and the function of this visa can only be used back to China, and at the same time, you have to lower your original visa. Only then can it be handled normally.

How to return home normally after 9G visa is lost

If your 9G visa is successful. Then your return is the same as the original, there is no limit on the number of times, and you can start your return journey at any time during the validity period of the visa. If your 9G visa has not been successfully reissued, but can only reissue a travel visa, then the original visa will have to go to the Philippine Immigration Bureau to reissue an entry visa under the condition of lower visa, so that you can return home normally. If you stay in the Philippines for more than 6 months, you need to apply for a customs clearance certificate.

There is a common sense to know about the visa reduction. If you did not agree to the visa reduction when reissuing, you will be included in the blacklist for the next entry into the Philippines for this reason, and this blacklist will cause you to be rejected for the next entry. Therefore, it is still necessary to operate in accordance with the relevant regulations of the Philippine visa.

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