What should I do if I lose my visa paper in the Philippines?

If you lose your visa paper, don't panic. First of all, tell everyone that you can leave the country. Then say it step by step.

First, change your boarding pass at the airport. The chick who checks in will ask you why there is no visa in your passport. At this time, I told her that I lost my visa and asked her to help me get my boarding pass directly. If you have luggage, you can also check it (but in case you can't leave the country, the luggage has already returned to China! Never come back and scold me! )。 Anyway, I have luggage and checked it directly. It's not that I'm bold, but I asked a little black policeman downstairs and he told me the way.

Then, fill out the exit form, pass the security check and buy the departure tax. ...

Then, it is the key. Take your passport, exit form, boarding pass and tax bill to the exit and queue up normally. Then, tell the comrade behind you that you have lost your visa and ask him not to wait in line with you, otherwise it will take a long time. Then I went to see the immigration officer, and then I waited for him to ask you, where is your visa? Just answer him, if you lose it, can you help me check going abroad? At this time, he will complain, but please be modest and compliment him with your most proficient English words (see for yourself whether to tip, I didn't give it anyway). At this time, the immigration people will go backstage to check your entry records. They will handle it for you when they find that there is no problem. But the Philippines is also very principled. Because of well-known reasons, they certainly won't stamp our China passports. So, they will copy the front page of our passports and stamp the departure stamp on it. If you have an old passport, you may be able to save this checkpoint. Because my dear and I are new and old cards, he hesitated for a long time before copying and stamping both of them.