Comprehensive Guide to the Materials Required for Applying for a New Philippine Passport in 2026: Application Process and Precautions

Guide to reissuing lost Philippine passport (materials+process+visa issuance time)

With the adjustment of various policies in the Philippines, many friends still have doubts about the passport loss related business that Chinese tourists may encounter when enjoying lively entertainment activities during their vacation in the Philippines. To assist everyone in successfully completing the application process, this guide has been specially compiled. If Chinese tourists lose their passports due to negligence while traveling in the Philippines, they should immediately report to the police and apply for a replacement in a timely manner to avoid affecting their itinerary. Below is a detailed introduction to the materials required for reissuing a passport in the Philippines (which takes several days for visa processing).

1、 Core premise: Instructions for reissuing Philippine passport

Chinese tourists who lose their passports in the Philippines need to apply for a replacement through the Chinese Embassy in the Philippines. The core process includes reporting the loss to the police station, making an online appointment, and submitting it offline. Entrusting EasyGo International as a proxy can shorten processing time, simplify procedures, and eliminate the need for repeated personal trips.

2、 Required documents for reissuing a passport in the Philippines (simplified and essential)

The materials must be complete to avoid review delays. The core materials are as follows:

-Original passport related: photos of the original passport with a validity period of more than 6 months (can be found on the website of the original processing department);

-Photo: 2 2-inch white background ID photos (taken in a standardized manner, unobstructed);

-Proof of identity: copies of both sides of the ID card (printed on the same page); Lost ID card can be replaced with a household registration book;

-Other documents: Valid long-term visa for the Philippines (such as 13A visa, etc.); A loss certificate issued by the local police station (indicating the time and location of loss).

3、 Latest process for reissuing lost Philippine passport (4 steps streamlined)

Report loss to the police station: Upon discovering a lost passport, promptly report it to the local police station, obtain proof of loss, and confirm the fact of loss;
Online appointment: After preparing all the necessary documents, make an appointment for reissuance on the "Chinese Consular APP", fill in the application information, and upload the required materials;
Offline submission: According to the appointment time, bring the materials to the Chinese Embassy in the Philippines to submit and pay the make-up fee;
Verification and Collection: Wait for the embassy or consulate to verify and confirm the identity. After the verification is approved, follow the notification to collect the new passport.

4、 Philippine passport reissue and visa issuance time (core question)

The signing time is affected by the processing method, as follows:

-Individual self processing: waiting for appointment for face-to-face interview, material review, and certification, the entire process takes about 2-3 months and takes a long time;

-EasyGo agency (recommended): With the assistance of a professional team, the process is simplified and progress is tracked. It only takes one month to complete the reissuance, with a high approval rate and time-saving and worry free features.

5、 Avoiding pitfalls tips+service instructions

-After losing your passport, be sure to report it to the police as soon as possible to avoid it being used fraudulently and causing unnecessary trouble;

-The materials must be truthful and clear, and the copies and photos must meet the requirements to avoid rejection during review;

-Entrust us to handle the whole process, with dedicated personnel to coordinate, without the need for personal visits to police stations or embassies, efficient and convenient.

The above is the core content of reissuing lost Philippine passports, which answers questions about materials, procedures, and visa issuance time. If you have any questions or processing needs, please feel free to contact EasyGo International's official customer service. We have over 12 years of industry experience, providing you with efficient and reliable one-stop services in the Philippines.

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