What if the travel permit issued by the Philippines fails to return to China in time? What else do I need to do to continue my stay?

The requirement to apply for a travel permit is based on the loss of personal valid identity documents, that is to say, during my stay in the Philippines, I didn't have my passport and visa, but I want to go back to China, so I can apply for a travel permit from the travel agency at that time. However, there are always many unexpected things in this world, that is, after my travel permit is issued, other things have delayed my return to China. So does it affect me to hold a travel permit while in the Philippines? Can I continue to use it when I return to China after a while?

What if the travel permit issued by the Philippines fails to return to China in time?

When an individual loses his/her valid certificate after arriving in the Philippines, he/she needs to report it to the police station first, and then reissue the corresponding travel permit at the China Embassy in the Philippines with the certificate of lost certificate. And this travel card is blank, which means that it can only be used as proof of identity. Can't be used for other purposes.

But with this travel permit, I can prove that I didn't violate any laws during my stay in the Philippines. It doesn't matter if I didn't use the travel permit to return to China at that time, because this certificate is valid for one year, which means that if I return to China within this time limit, I can continue to use it.

Another thing to note is that in order to prove that you entered the Philippines through formal channels, it is best to apply for an entry visa at the Immigration Bureau, so that you can legally stay in the Philippines even if you don't return home.

What other formalities do I need to go through to continue my stay?

If you say that you have lost your visa, you can only use it as proof of returning to China after you reissue your travel permit. You can't work in the Philippines, but your travel is also allowed. Therefore, if you want to stay in the Philippines for a long time, you should go back to China first, reissue your visa and passport, and then apply for other visas to the Philippines.

If you lose your certificate in the Philippines, you can reissue your original work visa if you have the corresponding work certificate or other certificates. If not, you can only apply after returning to China. For those who enter the Philippines, you can consult our platform customer service, which will provide you with more professional advice and solve your travel problems.

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