What to do if a friend who has lived in the Philippines for a long time loses his passport?

Because of the geographical proximity of China and the Philippines, many Chinese have lived in the Philippines for a long time, and many have set up their own families there. However, they are foreigners after all, and they still need a passport to stay in the Philippines for a long time. If they lose their passport in the Philippines, what should they do? Next, EasyGo Easy Travel International will answer for everyone through the following article.

What to do if a friend who has lived in the Philippines for a long time loses his passport?

For friends who have lived in the Philippines for a long time, if their passports are lost, they need to go to the local police station in the Philippines for the record first, and provide the specific information such as the time and place of the passport loss. The police station will issue a passport loss report. We can take the loss report and go to the nearby embassy to reissue the new passport, at present, it is generally necessary to make an appointment for the replacement of the passport on the official website of the Chinese Embassy in the Philippines before you can complete the replacement of the new passport with relevant materials at the embassy accreditation channel at the appointment time.

What materials do you need to prepare for a passport in the Philippines?

To apply for a passport in the Philippines, the applicant first needs to prepare the front page photo of the old passport. If there is no such thing, the passport information can be found from the immigration applet on the mobile phone to replace it. Secondly, you need to prepare a long-term visa in the Philippines. Only a long-term visa can reissue your passport. For example, if you sign these short-term stay visas for travel, you can only reissue your travel permit. Then the applicant's two-inch white background color identification photo and the passport loss report issued by the police station are also required. Finally, you need to prepare a copy of the front and back of your personal ID card or a photo of your account book. It should be noted that the new passports successfully processed from the embassy are empty and cannot be used normally. They need to be stamped by the Philippine Immigration Bureau and can only be used after completing the procedures for linking the old and new passports.

The above is the relevant content about reissuing passports in the Philippines compiled by EasyGo Easy Travel International for everyone, and share it with friends who need help. If you have any other questions about the Philippine business, you can contact our online customer service for understanding and consultation.