What is the Process for Applying for a New Philippine Passport in 2026? Complete Guide: Application Process and Precautions

Complete guide for reissuing Philippine Chinese tourist passports (latest process+materials+fees)

With the continuous adjustment of various policies in the Philippines, many friends still have doubts about the relevant business of passport loss for Chinese tourists staying in the Philippines. In order to help everyone complete the application process more smoothly, avoid affecting subsequent visa business and delaying travel, we have compiled the latest guide, which provides a detailed introduction to the latest process and cost of reissuing passports in the Philippines, to assist tourists in quickly reissuing their passports.

1、 Core question: Can I apply for a replacement passport in the Philippines?

Okay. Chinese tourists who stay in the Philippines and accidentally lose their passports can directly apply for a replacement at the Chinese embassy or consulate in the Philippines without the need to return to their home country. Timely reissuance can avoid the impact on subsequent visa, immigration and other business. It is recommended to entrust EasyGo International agency to avoid process loopholes, save time, and avoid delaying travel plans.

2、 Materials required for reissuing a passport in the Philippines (Simplified Essential Edition)

The materials must be complete and authentic to avoid delays in review. The core required materials are as follows, compiled in accordance with the latest requirements of the Chinese Embassy in the Philippines

-Regarding old passports: Applicants are required to provide a photo of the front page of their old passport (for verifying passport information, old passports with cancellation stamps cannot be used for replacement);

-Proof of Loss: After the passport is lost, it is necessary to report to the police and provide a proof of loss issued by the Philippine Police Department;

-Identity documents: copies of both sides of the applicant's ID card;

-ID photo: Recently taken 2-inch white background color ID photo (in compliance with embassy specifications, unobstructed facial features, taken without makeup);

-Additional reminder: If you have a copy of your passport or a screenshot of your entry and exit records, you can prepare them together to help speed up the review process.

3、 The latest process for reissuing a passport in the Philippines (accurate and landed)

The entire process of reissuing is divided into online operation and offline interview, with a clear process. The specific latest process is as follows. EasyGo International can be entrusted to assist in completing the online operation and material sorting:

1. Download and register the APP: The applicant needs to download the "Chinese Consular APP", register a personal account, and truthfully fill in personal basic information;

2. Online appointment for reissuance: Fill out the reissuance application form through the "reissuance passport" option on the APP, upload all required materials as required, submit for review, and make an online appointment for the offline interview time;

3. Offline interview collection: Within the scheduled processing time, attend the interview at the Chinese embassy or consulate in the Philippines, cooperate with staff to complete fingerprint collection, and truthfully answer relevant inquiries;

4. Payment of fees: After passing the interview review, the supplementary fees shall be paid as required (payment methods and standards are described below);

5. Waiting for collection: Patiently wait for the embassy or consulate to issue the certificate, and upon receiving the certificate collection notification, go to the designated location to collect the new passport;

6. Apply for Entry Exit Seal: After receiving a new passport, if there is no entry and exit record, you need to go to the Philippine Immigration Department to apply for an entry exit seal. After completion, the new passport can be used normally.

4、 Philippine passport replacement fee details (is the fee expensive?)

The cost is transparent without any hidden consumption, combined with the latest charging standards of the Chinese Embassy in the Philippines [2]. The specific details are as follows (settled in pesos):

-Official basic fee: The official fee for passport replacement is 950 Philippine pesos (excluding bank fees);

-Bank handling fee: Payment must be made in cash at the National Bank of the Philippines (PNB) counter, and a small handling fee required by the bank must be borne;

-Other miscellaneous expenses: a small amount of fixed miscellaneous expenses such as taking ID photos, copying materials, and handling lost certificates at the police station (incurred as needed, with a low amount);

-Agency service fee: EasyGo International charges a reasonable agency fee and provides one-on-one assistance throughout the entire process, including APP operation, material organization, and interview accompaniment. There are no hidden expenses, making it worry free and efficient.

Additional reminder: The overall cost performance ratio is high, with fixed official basic fees and no additional high charges. Entrusting an agent can avoid wasting money due to operational errors.

5、 Service Tips

EasyGo International specializes in the application and processing of Philippine related business, and can professionally assist Chinese tourists staying in the Philippines in applying for passport replacements. Throughout the process, we liaise with Chinese embassies and consulates, as well as the Philippine Immigration Department, to avoid process loopholes, shorten the processing cycle, and help quickly apply for passports, avoiding delays in travel.

If you have any questions about the latest process, required materials, and fees for reissuing a Philippine passport, please feel free to contact EasyGo International's official customer service at any time. We will provide you with efficient and reliable one-stop service.