Is there any difference between a passport and a travel permit in the Philippines

When I was in the Philippines, for some reason, I lost my passport or for other reasons, so I didn't have the document in my hand and needed to go to the embassy to reissue it, but many people wondered why the passport was reissued, but the travel permit was issued. What is the difference between a passport and a travel permit? EasyGo Ease Travel International is coming to talk to you today.

What is the difference between a replacement passport and a travel permit?

The difference between passport and travel permit: the validity period of the reissued passport is 10 years, while the validity period of the reissued travel permit is 2 years. And when reissuing the passport, the travel permit is reissued when the information is incomplete, and the difference in its essential use is not much different.

What materials do you need to reissue your passport?

Passport home photo, copy of front and back of ID card, 2-inch white background color photo, police station loss certificate, Philippine long-term visa

What materials do you need to reissue your travel permit?

Photo on the first page of the passport, a copy of the front and back of the ID card, and a certificate of loss of the police station.

Under what circumstances did the passport apply for a travel permit?

1. There was no Philippine long-term visa when reissuing the passport, and the travel permit was reissued.

2. All the information is complete when reissuing the passport, but the applicant's domicile belongs to the registered permanent residence personnel in high-risk areas of China, and the reissuing is also a travel permit.

The following situations are neither travel permits nor passports:

The information is complete and it is not a person from a high-risk area in the country, but if the applicant has a case in China that has not been settled, or has received multiple persuasion from the domestic police to return to the country or his passport and household registration have been canceled by the local police, it is not possible to reissue his passport and travel permit. At this time, he can only apply for a return certificate.

The above is the difference between a passport and a travel permit in the Philippines. If you still have any questions or questions about this article, please contact EasyGo International Online Customer Service to answer for you. If you need to apply for a Philippine visa in the near future, you can also contact EasyGo Easy Travel International for consultation. Finally, I wish you a happy life and a happy day!