If the hukou is changed, is the passport still valid?

The passport has already taken effect, and the passport does not reflect the transfer of household registration, so the passport has nothing to do with the transfer of household registration after it takes effect, and it will not have any impact. You think, if you want to apply for it again, then you don't have 2 passports, and no country allows the possibility of 2 passports existing. (2 types of passports of the same type) The latter is simple and does not affect the visa processing.

It is forbidden to sign a travel visa and engage in non-tourist activities. Last but not least, the country you are traveling to has nothing to do with the country where you are applying for your passport! You can go to any country you want!

Trouble, hurry up and make up for it!

Legal analysis: There is generally no need to reapply for a new passport after the transfer of hukou, and even if the address on the ID card changes after the transfer, there is no need to change the passport. As long as the passport is valid, the normal use of the passport will not be affected by the transfer of the hukou or the renewal of the identity card.

If your passport has expired, you will need to apply for a replacement with your ID card and expired passport. The passport is an internationally recognized travel identity document issued by China**, and the change of household registration information will not affect the use of the passport.

Legal basis: Passport Law of the People's Republic of China Article 7 The registration items of an ordinary passport include: the name, gender, date of birth, place of birth, the date of issue, the validity period, the place of issuance and the issuing authority of the passport.

An ordinary passport is valid for five years for the holder of the passport under the age of 16 and for ten years for the holder over the age of 16. The specific methods for the issuance of ordinary passports shall be prescribed by the Ministry of Public Security.

Do I need to reapply for a new passport after changing my hukou? If you change your household registration, you do not need to renew or replace your passport. 1. Hukou relocation is the principle of registering a hukou at the place of habitual residence in China's hukou registration system.

After a citizen's habitual residence changes, he or she should move his or her household registration to his or her current place of residence, i.e., transfer his or her household registration. From the definition of hukou migration, it can be seen that hukou migration only proves a change in an individual's habitual residence, and does not affect the validity of the individual's other information and certificates. 2. In any of the following circumstances, the passport holder may apply for the renewal or reissuance of the passport in accordance with the regulations:

1) The validity period of the passport is about to expire; (2) The visa page of the passport is about to be used up; (3) The passport is damaged and cannot be used; (4) Lost or stolen passports; (5) Other circumstances where it is necessary to renew or reissue passports for legitimate reasons. That's the relevant law about your problem.

Legal analysis: After the hukou is moved, the Exit-entry Permit for Travelling to and from Hong Kong and Macao and the ordinary passport are still valid within the validity period, and there is no need to re-apply for the hukou at the place where the hukou is moved.

Legal basis: Article 11 of the Passport Law of the People's Republic of China Under any of the following circumstances, the passport holder may apply for the renewal or reissuance of a passport in accordance with the regulations:

1) The validity period of the passport is about to expire;

(2) The visa page of the passport is about to be used up;

(3) The passport is damaged and cannot be used;

(4) Lost or stolen passports;

(5) Other circumstances where it is necessary to renew or reissue passports for legitimate reasons.

After the hukou is moved, the Exit-entry Permit for Travelling to and from Hong Kong and Macao and the ordinary passport are still valid within the validity period and do not need to be re-processed at the place where the hukou is moved.

1. How long is the passport valid for?

Passports have a certain expiration date, which varies from country to country. China's diplomatic passports are valid for five years. There are two types of official passports and ordinary passports for official purposes.

A multiple-entry passport is valid for five years and is issued to persons who need to enter and leave China multiple times within a certain period of time; A valid passport is valid for two years and is issued to persons who enter and leave China at one time within a certain period of time. After two years of a valid ordinary passport for official purposes and a valid official passport, if necessary, you may apply for an extension outside the country (territory) in accordance with the prescribed procedures.

2. How to apply for a Hong Kong ID card.

1. Submit the completed and pasted "Application Form for Travelling to and from Hong Kong and Macao" and 2 sheets of the same specification** with the applicant's recent frontal bareheaded color**.

2. The applicant shall submit the original and photocopy of the valid Resident ID Card, household registration booklet or other household registration certificates.

3. If there is no individual tour in the local area, if you need to participate in a group tour, you must submit the original invoice of the travel agency and submit a copy.

If you have already opened an individual tour, you don't need an invoice, so you can apply directly. If you do not have an ID card, you can apply for a Hong Kong and Macao Permit at the Exit and Entry Administration Department of the Municipal Public Security Bureau where your household registration is located, and bring your household registration booklet.

3. What should I do if the validity period of the household registration move-out certificate has expired?

If it expires because you have not settled in time, then you need to consult the household registration department of the local police stationIf the expiration time is relatively long, you may need to return to the household registration to move out of the police station and rebook. If you originally moved to the place of work, but for some reason failed to settle down, and now you need to sign back to your place of origin, then you need to go to the local police station to issue a certificate of non-settlement. Take the expired Hukou Migration Certificate, the Certificate of Non-Settlement, and the ID Card to return to the police station where the Hukou Migration Certificate was distributed, and ask them to change to their place of origin.

Generally, this process is relatively simple, and you can handle it directly with the above materials in person. With the re-issued household registration migration certificate, go back to the place of origin in time to go through the settlement procedures within the validity period, and the materials are the ID card, the original graduation certificate, and the household registration book of the settlement, a total of four materials, and go to the household registration office of the local administrative service center to handle it. Finally, take your ID card for expiration date verification, and if the expiration date is approaching, you can go through the procedures for renewing your ID card in time.

In this way, your account will be firmly grounded.

Under any of the following circumstances under any of the following circumstances, the passport holder may apply for the renewal or reissuance of a passport in accordance with the regulations:

1) The validity period of the passport is about to expire;

(2) The visa page of the passport is about to be used up;

(3) The passport is damaged and cannot be used;

(4) Lost or stolen passports;

(5) Other circumstances where it is necessary to renew or reissue passports for legitimate reasons.

1. If you have a passport in one place, you can still use it if your household registration changes.

2. It doesn't matter, the passport does not need to be used at the same time as the hukou, and the change of the hukou does not affect the use of the passport, and there is no relationship between them.

3. As long as it is within the validity period of the passport, the passport can be used. Changes in ID card or household registration do not affect the use of passports.

Yes, you can choose to issue a change statement to deal with the impact of the change of household registration.

Yes. The passport does not need to be changed with the household registration.