What's the passport for?

Question 1: What do passports and visas mean respectively? What is this for? Hello ~

Passport: refers to the identity card used by the holder when he is on a business trip or traveling abroad, which is issued by the relevant departments of the country where the holder is located (generally issued by the public security organs in China);

Visa: the holder applies to a foreign embassy or consulate of a country for entry permit for business or tourism. Different from a passport, it is a valid certificate issued by the country (foreign country) you are going to, which is not only an identification certificate in a foreign country, but also a valid certificate for entering and leaving its country.

It was issued by the country's embassies and consulates abroad. You can only enter the country with a visa approved by the embassy or consulate of the country, otherwise it is illegal to enter the country.

Of course, if there is a diplomatic agreement between the two countries, the two sides can exempt each other from visas, and this procedure can be omitted. However, except for a few underdeveloped countries, China people rarely enjoy visa-free treatment.

Simply put, a passport is equivalent to something to prove your identity. Because an ID card is useless abroad, you must have a passport to prove your identity and exit record when you go abroad. Passports are easy to handle. You can go to immigration and give them your identity.

A visa is whether the country you want to go to agrees with you (provided that you have a passport). A visa is a bit like a sticker, attached to a passport. A visa is actually some stamps or words on your passport, which proves that you can go to this country and has a validity period.

In short, the two are completely different. Passport is your international identity card.

Visa-the permission to enter the country you are going to, and the length of your stay.

You must have a passport before you can apply for a visa.

Question 2: What is the passport for? 1. The purpose of passport is to enter and leave the country and prove your China identity abroad.

Second, Hong Kong is not a foreign country, but an overseas country. So you can't go with a passport, you can only go with a Hong Kong and Macao pass.

Thirdly, there is indeed a way to work in Hong Kong with a passport, that is, first go to a third country and then enter Hong Kong with a third country passport.

Personally, I think this one wants to be dry.

Most importantly, I hope it can help you.

Question 3: What is the passport used for? How to apply for a passport? Passport is a legal document issued by a country to prove the nationality and identity of its citizens when they enter or leave the country and travel or stay abroad. Passport application procedure: 1. Application materials 1. Submit a complete approval form for China citizens going abroad for personal reasons. In addition to the national staff registered for the record, they are required to add opinions according to the organization and personnel management authority and administrative affiliation, and other personnel do not need to add opinions from the unit or the public security organ; 2. Submit the original residence booklet and ID card and submit a copy; 3./kloc-Applicants under the age of 0/6 are required to submit their guardian's exit opinion, guardian's resident ID card, household registration book and a copy; If you are under 16 and have not applied for a resident identity card, you should also submit your recent household registration certificate; 4. Submit two recent (within 6 months) two-inch bareheaded color ID photos with white background (see photo standard for details). Second, the processing time limit shall be settled within 10 days from the date of acceptance (except that the permanent residence is less than 10 years). If there is a legitimate reason, it can be expedited. If it is expedited for 7 days, evidence can be obtained. If it is urgent, there is no extra charge! Three. Certificate fee: 200 yuan/Ben. Passport is valid for 10 year, but it is not permanent. Four. Other matters 1. /kloc-children under the age of 0/6 must be accompanied by their guardians to apply. 2, permanent residence moved into our city less than 10 years, after verification by the public security organs to move out. 3. If the ID card is lost or expired, and it is too late to apply for a new ID card, an application shall be made with temporary id card.

Question 4: What is the use of a passport? It's no use not going abroad.

Question 5: Why do you need a passport? Generally speaking, a visa is a document issued by a country's entry-exit administration (such as immigration bureau or its embassy or consulate abroad) to approve the entry of foreign citizens. Most visas are endorsed (stamped) on a person's passport or travel document, or affixed with a clearly stated label, indicating the reason for the holder's entry, the time allowed to stay, or allowing him to travel to other countries through his territory. The visa system is a symbol of a country and a concrete embodiment of a country's entry control and management of citizens of other countries, so as to achieve the purpose of safeguarding national security and domestic social order. Under normal circumstances, a country issues visas to foreigners on the principle of equality and reciprocity between foreign countries and their nationals, and provides the same preferential treatment and convenience for the nationals of the two countries to interact with each other. The types of visas vary from country to country, but generally they can be divided into diplomatic visas, official visas, courtesy visas, tourist visas, transit visas, entry visas and residence visas according to entry reasons. According to the number of entries, it can be divided into single entry and multiple entry visas; According to the number of users, it can be divided into individual visas and group visas: according to the convenience provided to the holders, there are individual visas and visas on arrival. If a person wants to travel abroad, settle down or study abroad, get married, etc. In addition to his passport, he should also hold the corresponding visa. Passport is the holder's nationality and identity certificate, and visa is the permission certificate for foreign citizens or their own citizens to enter and leave the country. Visas are generally endorsed on passports, some are endorsed on other travel documents instead of passports, and some are issued separately. For example, immigration visas in the United States and Canada are A4 paper, and Singapore also issues separate paper visas to foreigners. Generally speaking, a visa must be used at the same time as a passport to be valid. Generally speaking, foreigners are granted different entry visas according to the identity of the applicant and the purpose of entry, such as visas for traveling, visiting relatives, emigrating, studying abroad and working, and the residence time after entry is limited. Due to the different types of visas, the relevant materials needed are also different. Generally, short-term residence applications have fewer restrictions and shorter waiting time for approval. For the purpose of long-term residence, the application is more restricted and the waiting time is longer. A country has no obligation to allow foreigners to enter the country unconditionally (unless there is a treaty), and foreigners have no right to ask a country to allow them to enter the country. A * * * country always has conditional restrictions on the entry of foreigners. In recent years, with the development of international trade, international political relations and the prosperity of tourism, visa regulations in many countries tend to be simplified. There are also agreements between countries to exempt visas or simplify visa procedures. The validity period of a visa refers to a period of time from the date of issuance of the visa to the future, after which the visa becomes invalid. Generally, countries issue entry visas valid for 3 months, while some countries issue entry visas valid for 1 month. Some countries have strict restrictions on the validity of visas, such as Germany, which only issues visas according to the date of application. The validity of transit visas is generally short. The duration of a visa refers to the time allowed for the holder to stay after entering the country. The difference between it and the visa validity period is that the visa validity period refers to the use period of the visa, that is, the holder can enter and leave the country within the specified time. If the visa is valid for 3 months and the stay period is l5 days, the visa can enter or leave the country on any day within 3 months from the date of issuance, but the holder can only stay in the country for 15 days from the date of entry to the date of exit. Some countries must enter the country within 3 months after issuance, and the stay period after entry is 1 month; In some countries, the visa entry period and stay period are the same. For example, the validity period and stay period of the American visitor visa is three months, that is, the entrant is valid for three months and can only stay for three months after entering the country. The validity period of the visa is generally 1 month or 3 months; The longest is generally half a year or more than 1 year, such as employment and study visa; The shortest is 3 days or 7 days, such as a transit visa. Number of times the visa is valid. In addition to the validity period and stay period, the visa also stipulates the number of valid times. Generally, it is divided into one valid visa, two valid visas and multiple valid visas. The number of times a visa is valid means that once it is used within the validity period, it will be invalid. Two valid visas, that is, you can use them twice within the validity period of the visa. Multiple valid visas, that is, within the validity period of the visa, the holder can enter and leave its territory multiple times. For example, some tourist visas for Australia and India allow multiple entry and exit within three or six months. Some countries are employed ... >>

Question 6: What is the specific function of passport? Passport is the identity document of a national citizen when he is abroad.

Just go to the public security organ where the household registration is located.

If you only apply for a passport, you have to hand it over to 200 yuan, and the cost of taking photos is extra.

Question 7: How to use the passport? You don't have to go to Singapore first. You can go anywhere you want, but you must get a visa for that country in advance. Passport has many pages, and one page can be affixed with a visa of a country. As long as you have a visa from that country, you can go without going to Singapore first. In addition, you may find a country with a visa on arrival. However, if you apply for a passport for the first time and there is no visa from any country on your passport, the customs in China may not let you leave the country.

Question 8: Why is the passport of the entry-exit office called a bank card? Entry-exit administrations in various places generally choose credit cards to pay the fees for handling accreditation, so as to ensure accurate and fair information.

For example, Wuxi ordinary passport processing process:

The applicant submits the application form and application materials to the entry-exit reception hall-"Public Security Internal Approval and Certification-"The applicant swipes the card at the POS machine in the entry-exit hall or pays the fee at the bank in China diagonally opposite, and then takes the application receipt and payment voucher to the entry-exit reception hall to collect the certificate.

Note: If you choose to send documents by express mail, the applicant will pay by swiping the card at the POS machine in the entry-exit hall or the bank of China diagonally opposite after submitting the application, and then go through the formalities at the express mail window in the entry-exit reception hall.

Question 9: 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.