Can I return to the Philippines if I lose my passport?

Passports and visas are the most important documents when going abroad. No matter which one is missing, it will have a great impact on them. At home, no matter which document is lost, it will not have a great impact. It just needs to be processed again, but it will be different abroad. Can I return home if my passport is lost in the Philippines?

Although everyone knows that passports and visas are more important to applicants, there are still many people who have lost their passports for some reasons, but the holders do not need to be too concerned. Even if the passport is lost in the Philippines, it will not cause the situation of not being able to return home, but it is more troublesome to deal.

In general, when applying for a Philippine visa, the embassy will stick the visa directly in the passport, which is very troublesome for the application after it is lost. Fortunately, the Philippines is a separate visa. Even if the passport is lost, the visa may still be in hand, which will have much less impact on the applicant. After all, the visa can prove that the holder obtained the visa through formal channels in China.

After the passport is lost, the holder should check every corner around him to avoid being left in a certain corner due to his negligence. After confirming the loss, the holder should contact the local police station as soon as possible, report the loss to the police station, and obtain the proof of the loss of the passport. If it goes smoothly, the holder can get the proof of loss on the same day.

After obtaining the passport loss certificate, the holder also needs to go to the "Philippine Chinese Embassy" to reissue a passport, but it takes a long time for the applicant to wait. Of course, if the applicant has already handled the matter, he can also directly hold the passport loss certificate to return home and then reissue the passport.

In short, you can still return home after the Philippine passport is lost, but it is more troublesome for the holder. It is recommended that you keep all your documents when traveling.