The latest policy of passport processing in 2023

Passport processing can be resumed in 2023. It is normal to resume passport processing now. Passport processing is in accordance with the regulations, and it needs to be handled in person at the exit-entry control department of the nearest public security bureau, which means that it cannot be entrusted to others. The epidemic situation abroad is still grim, and there are great security risks in cross-border travel. The National Immigration Bureau insists that you should not leave the country unless it is urgent or necessary. However, for those who really need to go abroad for study, employment, business, etc. After verification, the entry-exit administration will issue passports and other entry-exit documents normally. 2023 national Reconstruction Agency passport 1? 1. If the passport (temporary period) is less than half a year, some countries that prohibit entry and exit will require the passport to be valid for more than six months at the time of entry, otherwise it will be prohibited from entering the country or refused to board the plane. If the passport is invalid for half a year and the visa page is about to run out, it is recommended to update the new passport as soon as possible? 2. If the passport is accidentally torn or damaged, the magnetic stripe is damaged or the pages fall off, please don't paste it yourself, which will lead to the invalidation of the passport and prohibit entry. ? 3. Pay attention to the tax-free receipt when shopping overseas. There is a duty-free shopping receipt fixed on the passport visa page, which generally does not affect entry. Be careful not to damage the visa page. ? Passport will be invalid if it is graffiti. If it happens abroad, you need to apply for a travel permit to China from a foreign embassy as soon as possible in order to return to China. Passports soaked in water also need to be replaced as soon as possible. ? 5? Self-service customs clearance, remember to print the entry certificate. All entry-exit personnel can print their own entry-exit records and keep them properly if they don't go abroad.