Where can I get a foreigner's passport in China?

The first is a foreign passport, which is commonly referred to as immigration.

1. Long-term legal residence in your foreign country (5 years in the Netherlands);

2. Apply, and since People's Republic of China (PRC) laws prohibit holding multiple nationalities, you must give up your China nationality and complete relevant courses and tests (for example, the Netherlands needs to pass language tests and integration courses, etc.). );

After the application is successful, the government will issue you a passport of that country's nationality, and then you will be a foreign Chinese.

2. People (conditions) to which foreign passports can be applied: Take the Philippines as an example according to different standards and conditions in different countries.

1. People who hold their passports and want to stay in visa-free countries for a long time;

2. Domestic businessmen who apply for convenient business travel abroad;

3. People who want to have the nationality of another country at the same time;

4. People who want to make financial investments and whose shares are listed in Hong Kong and Singapore;

5. Change one's identity in order to obtain a visa or passport from other developed countries;

6. Enterprises wishing to change into foreign-invested enterprises enjoy foreign investment treatment;

7. Apply for naturalization in Hong Kong after studying in Hong Kong legally as a foreign national for seven years;

8. If you have lived and worked in Hong Kong legally as a foreign citizen for seven years, you can apply for Hong Kong citizenship.