Is it difficult to reissue a passport in the Philippines?

Many people accidentally lost their passports during their stay in the Philippines. There is only one way to do this, which is to go to the Chinese Embassy to reissue them. Many people have not experienced this kind of situation and do not know how to operate it. This article will answer for those friends who don't understand. Is it difficult to reissue a passport in the Philippines?

Is it difficult to reissue a passport in the Philippines?

There is no difficulty in reissuing passports. The Chinese embassy is very quick to reissue them. Even if it is difficult, it must be reissued. Passports are our most important documents abroad. If the passport is lost, it is very troublesome, inconvenient to travel and accommodation.

Go to the Chinese Embassy in the Philippines to reissue, make an appointment first, and when the time comes, bring the required materials to the embassy to fill in the reissue application form. After applying, you will get a receipt form, and then go home and wait for the embassy's notice. When you ask for a new passport, you must remember to bring the evidence form.

If the passport is lost, you can choose to apply for a travel permit and a passport when you go to reissue it. These two documents are of the same nature and have different validity periods. The travel permit is valid for two years and the passport is valid for ten years.

What materials do you need to reissue a Chinese passport?

1. The loss report of the police station is very important and is a material that must be provided.

2. Home photo of passport, passport number and Chinese ID card (one of three)

3. Many recent white background photos

4. Make up the application form

The Chinese embassy is very fast, so it is not difficult to reissue a passport in the Philippines. If you have any questions in the Philippines, you can consult our customer service at any time. We have been rooted in the Philippines for 11 years and have a thorough understanding of all aspects of the Philippines. I hope everyone can take good care of their passports and try to avoid losing them.