Since the editor often receives help from friends in the Philippines, asking questions like "How to return to China if the passport is lost in the Philippines", "How to return to China without a passport", etc., today the editor will answer them one by one for everyone! If you lose your passport in the Philippines, don't worry. If you lose your passport in the Philippines, you can still return to China, and you can continue your travel by applying for a replacement passport or travel document. Regarding the processing time of passports/travel documents, all the procedures are about 2 months. It should be noted that the embassy in the Philippines does not have an expedited travel document. Except for special circumstances, such as returning to China for funerals, medical treatment, etc., you need to provide a certificate. If you need to return to China urgently, you can contact the local consulate or embassy to learn about the relevant return process and required materials. At the same time, you can also seek help from local travel agencies or agents, who will provide more help and information. In summary, don't be afraid of losing your passport in the Philippines. You can return to China by reissuing your passport or travel document. But in the process of handling, you need to complete all the procedures patiently and carefully.
Hello friends, a friend recently contacted the editor and said that when they searched for the processing time on Baidu, they got the answer of 15 working days or 7 days.However, this information may not be accurate or comprehensive.Please note that the search results on Baidu are for reference only and cannot be used as the only basis.The processing time of each resident embassy is also different, so you need to carefully check the specific processing time of each resident embassy.The embassy in the Philippines has also made it clear that it will not provide expedited travel permits.If you need a travel permit, it is recommended to hold a short-term visa (such as 9a, etc.) in the Philippines, which will make it more convenient to apply for a travel permit.For those who need to travel abroad, holidays in the Philippines may also have an impact on processing times.Therefore, please be sure to consult the relevant staff before applying to obtain the most accurate information.Regarding the application of passport/travel permit, if you hold a short-term visa to the Philippines, it is recommended to apply for a travel permit.If you hold a long-term Philippine visa (such as 9g, ASRV, SIRV, etc.), you can apply for a replacement passport.For some people, you may eventually need proof of return to the country. The necessary documents include: 1. Photo of the passport/travel certificate data page (if any); 2. The front and back of the ID card; 3. The personal information page of the household registration book; 4. 2-inch white paper Bottom photo; 5. Information sheet, etc.The above are some frequently asked questions about passport/travel permit application. I hope they can help.If you have additional questions or need further assistance, please feel free to contact our customer service.
After obtaining your passport/travel permit, you need to go to the relevant agency to apply for an entry stamp and entry visa.If you hold a 9a visa, you need to confirm whether it has been overdue.If you have converted from a 9a visa to another visa, you need to complete other missing information.What information needs to be supplemented depends on individual circumstances.After completing the above process, congratulations, you are ready to return to your country.Please note that you need to check the validity of your passport/travel certificate when leaving the country to ensure it is still valid before leaving the Philippines.If your passport/travel permit has expired, you cannot leave the country.It is recommended to go through relevant procedures in time before leaving the country to avoid unnecessary trouble and losses.
