Study Abroad Guide How to reissue a lost passport?

Once the passport is lost, the replacement process is troublesome. Tiandao Education reminds that after students arrive at their study destinations, they should first solve the problem of registering with the school and opening an account, and the passport can be kept at home, and only need to bring a copy of the passport and visa every day. If there are special circumstances, store them at home as soon as they are used up.

For more consultation on studying in Singapore, please consult Techdow Free ** Consultant) Tiandao Study Abroad Expert Tips: Don't put your passport and credit card together, if you lose it, the loss will be very large. Once the passport is lost, the process is very troublesome and very long, it takes about 3 months to half a year, and it is impossible to return to China for such a long time, and you can only rely on temporary identification, let alone a part-time job.

There are several forms of passport loss: First, the passport is lost before leaving the country. The procedures are as follows:

First notify the immigration office of the loss of passport and visa, and then notify the school to postpone the start date; Report the case to the local police station in the area where the loss is located, and ask for a certificate of reporting; Publish a declaration of loss in a newspaper designated by the local exit and entry administration at or above the municipal level; Bring your ID card and household registration booklet, and bring the above two certificates to the local exit and entry administration to go through the procedures for reapplying for a passport, and the prescribed period for processing is 3 months; After obtaining the passport, contact the embassy and submit a copy of the report certificate and the newspaper report of the loss to the person in charge of the embassy to go through the procedures for subsidized visa. Second, if the passport is lost abroad, the procedure is divided into two situations: 1

Contact the consulate as soon as possible and bring a copy of your passport and visa to the Chinese embassy or consulate to apply for a loss report, which will take about two to three months. The Chinese Consulate will show the student a temporary identification paper for short-term use. Wait until the passport is processed and then apply for the visa.

2.You can also apply for a replacement passport with the help of your family members at the place of your household registration in China, and then send it to Australia for visa re-issuance procedures after obtaining the passport. Time can be flexibly controlled.

Third, you lose your passport after leaving the country and returning to the country. You can apply for a replacement passport with your identity certificate abroad (mainly referring to your ID card, residence permit, registered student ID, and employment certificate abroad). In any case, it is very troublesome to reapply for passports and visas, and I hope that overseas students can cherish and keep them.

1. If a domestic resident loses his/her passport before leaving the country, he/she shall promptly report the loss to the public security organ in the place where the passport was lost, and report to the exit-entry administration authority of the public security that originally issued the passport for the record after obtaining the certificate of loss. and publish a statement in the provincial newspaper or newspaper designated by the provincial public security organ in the place where the passport was lost or the place where the original license was issued or the current household registration is located. The public security organ at or above the (municipal) level where the household registration is located accepts the application for the replacement of the passport and verifies it, in principle, the passport will be reissued only three months after the first laugh on the date of the report of loss.

2. If a Chinese citizen loses his/her passport abroad, he/she shall report the loss to the relevant department of the country where he or she is located, and apply to the Chinese embassy (or consulate or other authorized overseas agency) for a replacement passport. After being verified by the Ministry of Public Security's Entry-Exit Administration Bureau or the original licensing authority, the overseas organ that accepts the application will issue a passport or a "People's Republic of China Travel Permit" as appropriate. 3. If a Chinese citizen returns to China for a short period of time and loses his/her passport, he/she may report the loss to the nearest public security organ and publish a statement, and apply to the exit and entry administration department of the local public security organ for reissuance.

After verifying with the original license issuing authority or the inspection authority at the port of entry and exit, the applicant shall promptly reissue the passport or issue the "Entry and Exit Permit of the People's Republic of China" according to the actual needs of the applicant, and the applicant holding the "Entry and Exit Permit of the People's Republic of China" shall apply to the Chinese embassy or consulate abroad for a replacement passport after returning to the country of residence.

Article 9 of the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Administration of Exit and Entry Chinese citizens shall apply for passports or other travel documents in accordance with the law. Chinese citizens traveling to other countries or regions also need to obtain a visa or other entry permit from the country to which they are traveling. However, except for the mutual visa exemption agreements signed by China and other countries, or as otherwise stipulated by the Ministry of Public Security or others.

Chinese citizens who leave or enter China as seafarers and work on foreign ships shall apply for seafarers' certificates in accordance with the law.