What should I do if I lost my passport in the Philippines?

Whether traveling in the Philippines or other countries, many people will lose their passports. Losing a passport is not a small thing. It is not convenient to do anything without a passport. Many people don't know how to deal with losing their passports. This article will explain how to deal with losing their passports in the Philippines. If you want to know, please look down!

What should I do if I lose my passport in the Philippines?

The Chinese Embassy in the Philippines has already opened the passport replacement service to facilitate Chinese tourists who have lost their passports in the Philippines or Chinese who have lived in the Philippines for a long time to go through the replacement procedures. After we lose our passport in the Philippines, we should report it to the police station in time and ask the police station to issue a loss certificate for you. The loss report of the police station is very useful for reissuing the passport. The Chinese Embassy stipulates that if a passport is reissued due to loss, it must bring the loss report of the police station, and the loss report will be accepted.

Which cities in the Philippines do you need to reissue your passport?

Chinese institutions in the Philippines include not only embassies, but also consulates affiliated to embassies. Consulates can handle the same business as embassies, so it is not necessary to go to the Chinese Embassy in the Philippines to apply for a replacement passport. The Chinese Embassy in the Philippines is in Manila, and the consulates are in Cebu, Davao, and Lavage, so if you want to go through the passport formalities, you can go directly to the nearest consulate.

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