Where to apply for a passport?

For overseas passports, you can apply for them at the Exit-Entry Administration Department of the Public Security Bureau. The steps to apply for a passport are as follows:

1. Receive the exit application form. Bring your ID card or other household registration certificate or household registration book to the police station or the exit and entry administration department of the public security bureau where your household registration is located to receive the "Approval Form for Application for Chinese Citizens to Go Abroad for Private Purposes";

2. Fill in the application form:

(1) This form must be filled in in quadruplicate, and each item must be consistent and consistent with the information in the household registration book;

(2) The official identity card number must be filled in The number in the certificate cannot be filled in as the temporary ID number. Otherwise, do not fill in or fill in "None";

(3) The application number is printed in the upper right corner of the form. You must keep this number in mind for future inquiries.

3. Submit the application. When submitting the application, you must bring the original ID card or household registration booklet, the first page of the household registration booklet, the personal information page, the change page and the photocopy of the ID card, the completed original application form, and prepare a recent 2-inch full-frontal color passport that meets the requirements. 2 photos;

4. Payment. After submitting the application, the applicant must immediately go to the toll office to pay the fee with the "Application Receipt for Private Travel Document";

5. Processing time limit. After the local entry-exit management office accepts the application, the time for approval, production and issuance of the passport varies from place to place, but generally takes 10 to 15 working days;

6. Collect the passport. You can collect your passport in person, on behalf of someone else, or by courier to your door. The specific content has relevant regulations in various places.

The materials required to apply for a passport are as follows:

1. Photos that meet the standards of the "Guidelines for Photos of Entry and Exit Documents";

2. Entry and Exit Documents for Chinese Citizens Application form;

3. Resident ID card; during the period of receiving, renewing, or re-issuing the resident ID card, you can submit a temporary resident ID card;

4. Issued by the provincial public security agency Other materials submitted by the immigration management agency and approved by the National Immigration Administration;

5. Those under the age of 16 must be accompanied by their guardians. In addition to submitting the above application materials, they should also submit a guardianship certificate and guardian Resident ID card or passport and other identity certificates and copies; if the guardian is unable to accompany him, he can entrust someone else to accompany him, but he must also submit the guardian's power of attorney and the accompanying person's resident ID card or passport and other identity certificates;

6. In addition to submitting the application materials in Items 1, 2, 3, and 4, registered state workers should also submit the opinion of their work unit or superior supervisory unit that agrees to apply for an ordinary passport after approval in accordance with the personnel management authority. ;

7. In addition to submitting the application materials in Items 1 and 2, active military personnel should also submit their identity certificate and copy, as well as a consent issued by the competent department of the military system with the authority to approve ordinary applications. Passport opinions;

8. In addition to the application materials in items 1, 2, 3, and 4, if you want to renew your ordinary passport, you must also submit the original ordinary passport and its copy. Chinese citizens who have settled abroad and return to China for a short period of time to apply for a replacement ordinary passport must also submit a valid certificate of residence abroad and a temporary residence certificate issued by the public security authority of the place of temporary residence;

9. For a reissue of an ordinary passport, in addition to submitting 1 In addition to the application materials in items 2, 3 and 4, a description of the damage, loss or theft of the original ordinary passport must also be submitted; if the ordinary passport is damaged and applied for reissue, the damaged ordinary passport must also be submitted. If Chinese citizens who have settled abroad return to China for a short period of time to apply for a reissue of ordinary passport, they must also submit a valid certificate of residence abroad and a temporary residence certificate issued by the public security authority of the place of temporary residence;

10. To apply for an ordinary passport to be reissued, an application must be submitted Form, relevant supporting documents, valid ordinary passport, and resident ID card. Chinese citizens who have settled abroad apply for an endorsement and must submit a valid certificate of residence abroad and a temporary residence certificate issued by the public security authority of the place of temporary residence.

To sum up, a passport is a legal document issued by a country to prove the nationality and identity of a citizen when he or she enters or exits the country, travels or resides abroad. Passports are passports that allow citizens to travel through international ports in various countries, including diplomatic passports, official passports, ordinary passports and special zone passports. Citizens can apply to the local entry-exit management agency to obtain a passport based on the location of their household registration.

Legal basis:

Article 9 of the "Exit and Entry Administration Law of the People's Republic of China"

Chinese citizens shall apply for a passport in accordance with the law when leaving or entering the country. or other travel documents. Chinese citizens traveling to other countries or regions also need to obtain a visa or other entry permit from the country of destination. However, this does not apply unless the Chinese government has signed a mutual visa exemption agreement with the governments of other countries or if the Ministry of Public Security or the Ministry of Foreign Affairs provides otherwise. Chinese citizens who enter or exit the country as seafarers or work on foreign ships must apply for a seafarer's certificate in accordance with the law.