If I lose my passport, can I reissue the Korean visa on my original passport?

The original visa is still valid. If you lose your passport, you should apply for a replacement passport at the exit and entry administration department of your place of residence. If you have already obtained a visa that is still valid, you can reapply for a passport and go to the embassy** without having to re-apply for a new visa.

In accordance with Article 11 of the Decision of the Ministry of Public Security on Amending the Administrative Measures for the Issuance of Ordinary Passports and Entry-Exit Permits of the People's Republic of China

Citizens applying for the renewal of ordinary passports shall, in addition to the materials specified in Article 4 of these Measures, submit the original ordinary passport and a photocopy.

Citizens residing abroad who return to China for a short period of time to apply for the renewal of ordinary passports shall submit them to the exit-entry administration agency of the local people's ** public security organ at or above the county level in their place of temporary residence, and submit the original ordinary passport, the certificate of residence abroad, and the temporary residence certificate and a copy issued by the public security organ of the place of temporary residence.

1. Report the case to the local immigration bureau or police station in South Korea as soon as possible.

If your passport is damaged or scribbled, you can go directly to the Chinese embassy or consulate in your country to reissue it with a valid identity certificate (ID card). If you are sure that your passport is lost, you should report the loss to your local immigration office or police station as soon as possible and issue a certificate of loss. "It is very important to report the loss to the police station, if all the documents of the citizen are lost, the certificate of loss of the passport issued by the country** is one of the necessary materials for applying for a travel permit.

When calling the police, you can go directly to the police station to report the crime, or you can call the local police **.

Warm reminder: When traveling abroad, in addition to bringing your passport, you must also bring your ID card. Without an ID card, it is not possible to reissue a passport. In addition, it is best to have a copy of your passport and visa, a ticket slip, and if you are a group traveler, you only need the initial list of tour leaders.

2. Go to the Chinese Embassy in South Korea to apply for a travel permit and return to China directly.

After losing their passports, citizens can go to the Chinese embassy or consulate in their country to apply for a replacement passport or travel permit before returning to China. To apply for relevant documents, tourists need to present the certificate of loss of passport and a copy of their passport issued by the country**.

After the certificate of loss of passport is completed, you need to go to the Chinese embassy abroad to reapply for a passport. The time for reissuance is relatively long, if time does not permit, you can apply for a travel permit first. "The travel document is a blueprint of the same size as a passport, and it is a blank visa page except for personal information.

The travel document must be used in conjunction with a copy of your passport and proof of loss of your passport from your home country**.

Warm reminder: A travel permit is not the same as a passport, and after losing the passport, the tourist can go to the Chinese embassy or consulate in the country where the traveler is located to reapply for a passport or travel permit before returning to China. To apply for relevant documents, tourists need to present the certificate of loss of passport, a copy of the passport and other documents issued by the country**.

3. After returning to China, citizens should bring relevant materials to the place of household registration to apply for a new passport.

1. Submit a copy of your passport or ID card or travel document;

2. Submit the entry and exit certificate issued by the Exit and Entry Administration of the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Korea;

3. The original and the front and back copies of the alien registration card or the proof of a valid visa issued by the Ministry of Justice for a stay of more than 3 months;

4. Fill in the passport application form and verify the use of a telegram with 1 copy;

5. 4 recent 2-inch frontal bareheaded photos of myself on a white or light blue background;

6. Reissue at the Exit and Entry Administration Department of the Municipal Public Security Bureau and the Chinese embassy or consulate in South Korea.