Embassy in Philippines Held "Warm Spring Festival" Off-line Certificate for Elderly Compatriots

On December 16, the Chinese Embassy in the Philippines, in conjunction with the Manila Huazhu Center, held a special off-line accreditation event for the elderly overseas Chinese in the Philippines.

Counselor Wang Yue and Consul General, on behalf of the embassy, sent New Year's condolences and blessings to the elderly friends at the scene in advance. He said that the Chinese government has been committed to providing convenient, efficient and safe consular document services to overseas Chinese. In order to help you solve the inconvenience of accreditation under the epidemic, we launched the Chinese Consul APP accreditation system in a timely manner, and launched a series of convenient service initiatives such as passport processing, pension qualification examination and overseas remote video notarization online. Since the beginning of this year, the embassy has specially opened up a green channel, and has successively processed passports offline for more than 70 elderly friends who are inconvenient to apply online in four batches, which is widely welcomed. Taking advantage of the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, in order to further convey the care and love of the party and the state for the vast number of compatriots in the Philippines, the embassy will carry out a series of "warm Spring Festival" activities to comfort overseas Chinese, launch more intimate and warm services, and accompany you to spend a happy and festive year of reunion in the Philippines. Finally, Consul General Wang Yue presented a holiday gift to each elderly friend present.

Cai Zhiqun, deputy director of Manila Huazhu Center, attended the event.