What is a passport?

Question 1: What is a passport? Passport is the national identity certificate and other information issued by the state to foreign citizens. If you need to leave this country, you need to get a passport. You need to apply for a Hong Kong and Macao Pass to go to Hong Kong and Macao. If you are not going to a visa-free country, you need to apply for a visa in that country.

Passports need to be prepared: 2-inch recent bareheaded color photos, household registration book (for collective accounts, submit the registration form of permanent residents), and ID card (or temporary id card). These are all needed for the application. I'll give you the application form then. Try to wear dark clothes. You can take pictures. Here are a few steps: 1. Bring your ID card and household registration book to the Exit-Entry Administration Office of the Public Security Bureau where your household registration is located to receive the Approval Form for China Citizens Going Abroad for Private Purposes. 2. Fill in the application form. 3. Submit an application, with special note: When submitting an application for a personal passport, you need to bring the following materials: my ID card, the original account book and the first page of the account book, my information page, change page and a copy of my ID card. Fill in the original application form 4. After the application is accepted, immediately take a special photo of the passport, pay the passport making fee, and receive the Receipt of Exit Certificate for Personal Reasons. 5. Take your passport. After the Exit-Entry Administration Office of the Public Security Bureau accepts the application, it takes 7 to 14 working days to approve and issue the passport. When you apply for a passport, you must bring your ID card or household registration book and the Application Receipt for Private Exit Certificate.

Question 2: What is a visa, what is a passport, what is its use, and where to apply for a visa is the same as a passport, both of which are signs of entry and exit.

Question 3: What kind of passport does P type belong to? P is a private passport. It's a passport held by ordinary citizens.

There is also an F-type official passport, which is usually used once. For example, temporary official passports are issued to police officers who arrest people overseas and investigate cases.

There is also a diplomatic courtesy passport for officials (diplomats, presidents, relatives, mayors above senior officials).

There are some differences between the use of official passports and diplomatic passports. Some countries with diplomatic relations can enter the country directly without a visa and take the official channel without border inspection. There is no need to wait in line.

Question: What does Warganegara's passport mean? Warganegara's passport means citizen.

Related introduction:

Last name.-Last name

The name is plural.

Gender-gender (male, male, female, female)

Birthday-date of birth

Birthplace-Birthplace

Release date-release date

Deadline-Acceleration Date

Issuing Authority-Authority

Passport number-Passport number

Question 5: What is a citizen's ordinary passport? Passport is the national identity certificate and other information issued by the state to its citizens when they are abroad. If you need to leave the country, you need to apply. You need to apply for a Hong Kong and Macao Pass to go to Hong Kong and Macao. If you need to go abroad, you should also apply for a visa for that country.

A citizen's ordinary passport is precisely a private passport. Whether studying abroad, traveling, visiting relatives or working, you need to apply for such a passport.

Here are some steps for your reference:

1. Bring your ID card and household registration book to the Exit-Entry Administration Office of the Public Security Bureau where your household registration is located to receive the Approval Form for China Citizens Going Abroad for Private Purposes.

2. Fill in the application form.

3. Submit an application, with special note: When submitting an application for a personal passport, you need to bring the following materials: my ID card, the original account book and the first page of the account book, my information page, change page and a copy of my ID card. Fill in the original application form

4. After the application is accepted, immediately take a special photo of the passport, pay the passport cost, and receive the "Receipt of Exit Certificate for Personal Reasons".

5. get a passport. After the Exit-Entry Administration Office of the Public Security Bureau accepts the application, it takes 7 to 14 working days to approve and issue the passport. When you apply for a passport, you must bring your ID card or household registration book and the Application Receipt for Private Exit Certificate.

Question 6: What is a passport? What is a passport? Passport is the legal identification and nationality certificate issued by * * country to its citizens to go abroad and travel and stay abroad. The English name of a Passport is passport (meaning a pass through the port). No country is allowed to enter its territory without a passport. Passport is an important document necessary to defend the country, protect the interests of citizens and ensure normal international exchanges.

Passports in China are usually divided into diplomatic passports and ordinary passports. Individual countries, regardless of the type of passport, only indicate the occupation and identity of the holder on the passport. There are four kinds of passports issued in China: diplomatic passports, official passports, ordinary passports for business and ordinary passports for personal reasons. Each passport has a certain period of validity, which varies from country to country, ranging from 1 year, 2 years, 5 years or1year. China passport is valid for 1 year, 2 years or 5 years. Before the expiration of the validity period, you can apply to the passport issuing authority for an extension. Passports and visas are usually issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or immigration departments and diplomatic embassies or consulates abroad.

Passport processing-At home, the Foreign Affairs Office of China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the foreign affairs offices of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government and the foreign affairs office of open cities authorized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs are responsible for issuing ordinary passports for diplomatic, official and business purposes; Ordinary passports for personal reasons shall be issued by the Ministry of Public Security and local public security organs. Abroad, China's embassies and consulates abroad and institutions authorized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs are responsible for issuing passports. After completing the passport, carefully check the following contents: name, place of origin, date and place of birth are correct; Whether there is the signature of the authorized issuer and the seal of the issuing authority; Whether there is any problem with the issue date and validity period; Have I signed my passport?

The pass is for entry and exit. Different from passports, such as Hong Kong and Macao passes.

Question 7: What does a passport mean? Passport is the identity card and nationality certificate used by citizens in international travel, and it is also an important basis for a country to provide diplomatic protection for them.

There are several versions of China passport, mainly including:

Passport 92:1993 was issued in April, valid for 5 years, and can be extended twice for 5 years each time. 2000120 October stopped using 65438, but it can still be used within the validity period of the passport.

Passport version 97-1:issued on October 20th, 2000/kloc-0, 10, valid for 5 years, and can be extended twice for 5 years each time.

97-2 passport: issued on June 5438+1 October1. Passports are valid for 5 years and 10 years, and cannot be extended.

/kloc-passports for applicants under the age of 0/6 are valid for five years, and passports for applicants over the age of 0/6 (inclusive) are valid for ten years (subject to the date of issuance). Passports are no longer stamped, passports are postponed and cancelled, and "Exit-Entry Administration of the Ministry of Public Security" is directly printed in the column of issuing authority on the information page. On March 5th, 2007, the 97-2 passport with 48 pages (originally 32 pages) was published.

Question 8: What are the steps to get a passport? The general procedures for handling passports are as follows:

1. Bring my ID card or residence booklet to the local police station and the exit-entry administration department of the Public Security County Bureau to receive the Approval Form for China Citizens Going Abroad for Private Purposes (hereinafter referred to as the Application Form).

2. Fill in the application form.

3. Submit an application. When submitting an application, you must bring the following materials:

Original ID card or residence booklet, home page of residence booklet, information page, change page and copy of my ID card.

Fill in the original application form

A color photo that meets the requirements.

4. get a passport.

After accepting the application, the local entry-exit administration office will examine and approve and issue passports within 14 working days. When you apply for a passport, you must bring your ID card or household registration book, and take the passport "receipt" and the expenses of 200 yuan.

The specific procedures for handling passports are as follows

China citizens who apply for ordinary passports for personal reasons must apply to the exit-entry administration department of the municipal or county public security bureau where their household registration is located. The general procedure is:

(1) Receiving the Exit Application Form:

I (or entrusted relatives and friends) must bring the following materials and certificates when receiving the "Application Form for Exit of China Citizens" from the exit and entry administration department of the public security organ where the account is located:

1 hukou book;

2 ID card or other household registration certificate;

③ Work permit (retirement certificate);

④ Relevant materials (invitation letter, guarantee letter, etc.). ) related to the reason for leaving the country;

⑤ Letter of introduction.

(2) Fill in the Application Form for Exit of China Citizens:

(1) Before filling in the form, first of all, read the contents and instructions in the form carefully. If there is anything you don't understand, ask the staff of the input management department or help fill it out through relevant consulting services;

(2) The application form must be filled in with a pen, and the handwriting should be correct and clear, and it is not allowed to scribble or alter;

(3) This form is in quadruplicate, all of which must be filled in, and the contents of each copy must be consistent;

(4) The application number is printed in the upper right corner of the form (the numbers of the four forms are the same), and the applicant must keep it in mind for future enquiries;

⑤ The name of the country or region I applied for should be filled in the brackets after the title;

6. The public security bureau and police station where the household registration is located must fill in according to the records in my household registration book;

⑦ Requirements of each column in the application form.

In the "Name" column, the name of the applicant must be consistent with the records in my ID card and household registration book, and must be written in standardized Chinese characters. It is not allowed to change the name at will or fill in an alias. The column "translated names in foreign languages" must be spelled in Putonghua according to the Chinese phonetic alphabet of my Chinese name. When writing, the surname and the first name are divided into two parts, the surname comes first and the first name comes last. Last name and first name cannot be written together. The compound surname is written together, but it must also be written in two parts with the name; Names of minority languages must be translated and transcribed in Chinese phonetic alphabet according to the pronunciation of minority languages; If some applicants' names have other spellings, they can apply to be added to the remarks page.

The column of "ID number" shall be filled in according to the number in my official ID card issued by the public security organ, and the number in temporary id card shall not be filled in. Applicants who have not applied for a resident identity card can leave this column blank or fill in "None".

The column "Date of Birth" must be consistent with the date of birth (including year, month and day) recorded in the household registration book and ID card.

The "place of birth" column must be consistent with the records in my household registration book. If I was born in China, please fill in the province or autonomous region or municipality directly under the Central Government, or Hongkong, Macau and Taiwan Province; If born abroad, fill in the Chinese name of the country of birth.

The column of "native place" must be consistent with the records in the household registration book.

The "nationality" column must be consistent with the records in the household registration book.

In the column of "marital status", one of the four situations of "married", "unmarried", "divorced" and "widowed" must be filled in according to my actual situation.

"Education" column, according to my highest education.

In the column of "political outlook", fill in the person, league member, * * party member or democratic parties according to my actual situation.

"Work unit" column should fill in the full name of my work or study unit. If there is no work unit, you can fill in "retired", "resigned", "dropped out of school" and "unemployed".

In the column of "Position", I must fill in my current actual position or my occupation.

"Title" column should be filled in according to my professional and technical title actually evaluated by relevant departments. If there is no evaluated title, there is no need to fill it in.

"Address" and "Telephone" columns, whether it is the address and telephone number of the work unit or ... >>

Question 9: What is a passport? Visa？ Passport is a passport, an identity document of a China citizen in a foreign country, which proves your nationality in China. When you enter China from a foreign country, you must provide your China passport to prove that you are a citizen of China.

A visa is a visa. A visa is a kind of permission issued by a country's foreign institutions to foreign citizens. With this permit and China passport, you can leave the border of China normally through China border inspection. At the same time, with your visa, you can enter the border of the issuing country.

The green passport you mentioned is the passport of Taiwan Province province. Because Taiwan Province Island does not recognize it as a part of China now, they issue their own passports to citizens of Taiwan Province Province. Although Taiwan Province Province is not a country now, almost all countries in the world have relations coordination meetings in Taiwan Province Province, which are similar to the functions of embassies and consulates. So the green passport in Taiwan Province Province is just an ordinary passport.

The ROC Entry-Exit Pass in Taiwan Province Province is equivalent to a visa issued by Taiwan Province Province. It is as valid as visas from other countries.

Passport is a document that only citizens of a country can hold to prove a person's nationality. What you said about a few months is called a visa. Or some people choose to emigrate after going to other countries and join the nationality of that country, and they will get visas from that country. But once the visa is issued, it is not a few months, but a long-term one.

Question 10: What does the original passport mean? Generally refers to the original passport, specifically refers to the information page of the passport.

A copy of a passport is generally understood as the visa page of the passport.