What if my passport is lost in Cambodia?

Don't worry about losing your passport. Go to the China Embassy in Cambodia to get a travel permit. Take photos of the travel permit directly at the embassy in Phnom Penh. Don't take pictures outside. It's worth 4 dollars, and he doesn't know the outside. Photocopying is generally 1 USD, and getting a travel permit is generally 25 USD (yes, it is more expensive than a passport). Pay the money when you get the travel permit, and then go to the local police station in Cambodia to ask the police to issue a statement of lost passport. I suggest you report to the police station near the central market in Phnom Penh. Old people and young people can speak Chinese. You can search for the foreigner police liaison office on Google Maps. It's usually 50 dollars. Don't bring too much money to the police, but he must ask you more. He insisted that he had no money and no standard tip. The more you bring, the higher the charge. Usually the police ask you how much you want first. It's no use giving more. I can't find the police station to search Wat Koh High School. The police station is small, just north of this high school. After I get my travel permit, I will apply for an exit visa at the immigration office. At this time, I must bring the alarm statement and travel permit. If you don't rush your passport, you have to stay in Phnom Penh for about 10 days, travel permit for 4 days (you can get it on Monday and Thursday), visa for two or three days (usually the next day), or even weekends. The efficiency is so low that there is no need to find a group of agents. It's dark, and it's only over 100 yuan if you don't develop it yourself. If you lose your wallet, you can take the Cambodia No.3 bus at the central market or night market to the immigration office diagonally opposite the airport. Only 1.500 Cambodian dollars, which is very cheap. The Cambodian Embassy can go to work from Monday to Friday morning. After 65,438+00.30 local time, the number will no longer be obtained. You can only get the number before that, usually three days later. The policeman proved that he had given you a tip, and he could write it to you the next day.