How to fill in the English name of passport?

The English name of the passport can be filled in the following two ways:

1. No English name.

At this time, you need to fill in hanyu pinyin.

1, old passport

(1) The names of old passports in China were written by branches. Last name takes up one line and first name takes up the next.

(2) The Chinese Pinyin of compound surnames should be written together, but separated from the Pinyin of first names. The surnames and names should be capitalized in Chinese Pinyin without spaces.

(3) Fill in the names of ethnic minorities. Chinese names are translated into Chinese according to the applicant's language, and English names are translated into Chinese Pinyin according to the applicant's language. Take the following figure as an example:

2. New passport

(1) Different from the old passport, the first and last names of the new Chinese passport are written on the same line. Last name comes first, first name comes last. Middle solid point segmentation.

(2) Like the old passport, the Chinese Pinyin of the compound surname should be written together, and the surname and name should be capitalized in Chinese Pinyin without spaces. Take the following figure as an example:

Second, there is an English name.

If you need to add an English name, you can apply for adding it.

Applicants are required to submit application forms, relevant supporting materials, valid ordinary passports, resident identity cards, household registration books and their copies.

Relevant certification materials refer to:

Identification documents issued by relevant government departments at home and abroad (such as passports and travel permits issued by China embassies and consulates abroad, foreign passports and residence certificates issued by the government of the country of residence, etc.). )

Legally valid documents (such as birth certificate, marriage certificate, education certificate, notarial certificate, etc.) issued by relevant institutions at home and abroad. , and the above-mentioned documents issued abroad must be certified by our embassies and consulates abroad)

References:

National immigration bureau