Dear friends,
Passport validity period is about to expire?
accidentally lost his passport and needs to be reissue!
don’t know what to do, the information on the Internet is too messy?
Don't worry! This article by Lisichen Study Abroad Teacher 360 will answer all your questions~
Passport Replacement Instructions
Application Conditions:
1. Passport is used up on the visa page (generally when the blank visa page is less than 4 pages)
2. Within six months before the expiration of the validity period, you can apply for a new passport.
3. If the passport is damaged and cannot be used normally, or if the passport needs to be updated for other reasons, it must be accepted as abnormal reissue.
*Applicants must go to the embassy in person to submit the application, and the consular official will check the authenticity of the photo in person.
The information required by the applicant:
1. Fill in the complete and signed "passport/travel permit application form"
http://www.chinaconsulate.org.nz/chn/zjfw/bgsq/t1090320.html
2. Original Chinese passport
3. Copy of passport personal information page and currently valid visa page
4. Three passport standard photos
1) Specific standards for front crown-free color photos within half a year
2) The background color is white or light blue
3) The paper of the photo is glossy
4) The photo size is 48X33 mm, the head width is between 21-24 mm (including the hair part), the head height is between 28-33 mm (from the jaw to the top of the head)
5) Sufficient clarity and light and dark contrast
Other materials:
1. Holding a New Zealand student visa/licensor: issue a school's admission certificate (the start and end time of the course you studied)
2. Holding a New Zealand resident visa/licensor: provide a proof of address, such as a bank bill with the applicant's name and address, a proof of address issued by the Justice of the Peace (JP) or other official documents. Those who obtain New Zealand residence rights before 1 January 2007 (from the date of issuance of the first PR visa/license to the date of application) must provide certificates of new Zealand nationality issued by the Ministry of Home Affairs (i.e. Denial of Citizenship)
New Zealand Ministry of Home Affairs Address:
Level 3, Boulcott House, 47 Boulcott Street, Wellington
Tel: 0800 22 51 51
Website: www.dia.govt.nz
3. Holder of a New Zealand work visa/licensor: Those with a work unit shall issue an employer certificate
(or a copy of the employment contract); those who obtain a work visa through a partner relationship shall provide a copy of the personal information page of the partner's passport and a valid visa page (if any), a copy of the marriage relationship certificate
(or a partner relationship statement signed by both parties and joint account and other supporting materials); students obtain a development-based work visa after graduation, issue a graduation certificate (or school graduation certificate) and address certificate;
4. Holder of a New Zealand tourist visa/licensor: Those who hold such short-term visas generally do not accept application for postport extension or renewal.
6. Mailing and expedited applications are not accepted. The normal processing speed for passport replacement is 15 working days.
7. If the certificate must be mailed after it is completed, please bring your own paid mail bag with the address written on it.
8. If you apply for a passport to expire, you must explain in writing the reason for the passport to expire. Huicheng attaches you the template for the expiration reason instructions as follows:
http://christchurch.chineseconsulate.org/chn/lsfws/bgxz/P020141210618775435380.pdf
9. Apply for passport replacement due to name change: 1) A copy of the Chinese household registration book (born in China); 2) A written statement of the applicant's application for name change.
Passport Reissue Instructions for
Passport is stolen, lost or damaged. You should report to the embassy in a timely manner and apply for a reissue as soon as possible. The applicant must submit the application in person at the embassy. Materials required:
1. Complete and signed "Passport/Travel Certificate Application Form";
http://www.chinaconsulate.org.nz/chn/zjfw/bgsq/t1090320.html
2. The police report certificate (original) must state the lost Chinese passport and passport number;
3. A copy of the passport personal information page and valid visa page. If it is indeed impossible to provide, other documents that can prove that they have Chinese nationality and relevant visa certificates issued by the Immigration Bureau must be provided;
4. Three passport standard photos.The specific standards are the same as the requirements for "passport replacement" in this notice;
5. The relevant supporting documents required by various visas/licensors hold various types of visas are the same as the requirements for "passport replacement";
6. Fill in the complete description of the loss.
7. Mailing and expedited applications are not accepted. The normal processing speed for reissue of passports is more than 15 working days.
What is a travel permit?
(I) Passport is lost or destroyed, and it is urgently necessary to return to China or travel or transit to a third country; or if the passport or visa cannot be renewed or reissue for some reason, you can apply for a travel permit of the People's Republic of China.
applicants must go to the embassy in person to handle the application. Materials required:
Applicants holding Chinese passports shall have the same requirements as the requirements of "Passport Reissue" in this notice.
(II) If both the couple are Chinese citizens and have not obtained the right to live in New Zealand for a long time or citizenship, children born in New Zealand who are not nationals in another country can apply for a travel permit of the People's Republic of China.
Applicants must go to the embassy in person to handle the matter, and the consular official will check the authenticity of the photos in person. The application requirements are:
1. Fill in the complete and signed "Chinese Passport/Travel Certificate Application Form" (filled and signed by parents or guardian);
2. You must fill in the Chinese name when applying for a travel certificate;
3. A copy of the birth certificate and submit the original;
4. Three passport standard photos. The specific standards are the same as the requirements for "passport replacement" in this notice;
5, a copy of the personal information page of the parents' passport and a valid visa page, and submit the original;
6, a copy of the proof of the parents' marriage relationship, submit the original (or statement of cohabitation relationship signed by both parties and joint account and other supporting materials);
7, a proof of address, such as bank bills with the name and address of the parents, a proof of address issued by the Justice of the Peace (JP) or other official documents;
8, a mail application is not accepted, and an expedited application can be accepted in special circumstances, and an expedited application must be paid.
Fee and payment method
Fee
Passport replacement: Normally, NZ$90/book. Abnormal replacement of NZ$150/book.
passport reissue: NZ$180/this
travel permit: NZ$40/this, expedited fee (if required) NZ$40/this.
Payment method
can pay EFTPOS when collecting evidence, bank promissory notes, company checks,
can pay bank promissory notes, company checks, and company checks when prepaid. The check payer is Chinese Embassy.
If the certificate must be mailed after it is completed, please bring your own paid mail bag with the address written on it.
Required processing time
Passport replacement: 20 working days
Passport replacement: 2-3 months
Travel license: 10-15 working days, 2-3 working days expedited (excluding mailing time: complete materials, domestic identity verification is true)
or above processing time is based on the premise that the submitted materials are complete
Consulate external office hours
Monday to Friday (except holidays)
9:00 am to 12:00 am (submit various applications and evidence collection)
1:30 pm to 4:00 pm (for evidence collection only)
Address
Address and contact information and service hours of the Chinese Embassy and Consulate General in New Zealand:
Consulate General in Christchurch:
Monday to Friday (except holidays) 9:00-12:00 am (submit application and evidence collection)
Address: 106 Hansons Lane, Upper Riccarton, Christchurch
Phone: 03-3433650
Embassy of Wellington:
Monday to Friday (except holidays) 9:00-12:00 am (submitted application), 2:00-4:00 pm (forensics)
Address: 2-6 Glenmore Street, Kelburn, Wellington
Phone: 04-4749631 04-4733514
Auckland Consulate General:
Monday to Friday (except holidays) from 9:00 to 12:00 am (submitted application), 2:00-4:00 pm (for evidence collection)
Address: 630 Great South Road, Greenlane, Auckland
Tel: 09-5265680 09-5713471
Secondly, starting from September 1, 2016, the Chinese Consulate General in Auckland will fully implement online passport reservation service.Whether it is the replacement or reissue of the passport, you can make an online appointment first. After filling in the form and uploading photos online, you can give priority to the service when you reach the window on the specified date, without having to queue up with a number, saving time. Below are the detailed procedures for online reservations.
Note: For short-term business, travel and other personnel passports are lost or stolen, etc., you can do so without making an appointment.
Detailed process for online reservation
1. Please enter the reservation system URL: http://ppt.mfa.gov.cn/appo/
To avoid incompatibility, be sure to use the IE 7/8/9 browser to log in to the web page. For the first use, please click "Start Application for an Appointment".
2. Read carefully and check it before "I have read and agree to the above content", and then click "Next".
3. Select the country and region "Oceania-New Zealand" and then select the region where you live. The system will automatically select the embassy and consulate according to the consular division.
4. Click "OK" to generate an appointment number, please remember it. Select the prompt question, fill in the answers and your email address and click "Next".
5, Fill in basic information-1. For the first time a new child obtains a certificate, please select "Never held the above documents". If the passport is lost or damaged, you must fill in the accurate form, and then click "Next".
6. Fill in the basic information-2 and click "Next".
7. Click "Browse" to select the electronic photo and upload it.
Please note that the size of the photo must be between 30K-80K. If the picture is too large, you can use the "drawing" software that comes with Windows. After uploading, use the zoom in or out keys to adjust the eye position to the intersection of the yellow lines, click "Save Photo" and then go to "Next".
8. Select the type of business to handle, and then click "Next".
9. After filling in the attached form information, go to the next step.
10. Preview the information filled in. If there is any error, click "Modify" and then go to "Next".
11, photo detection. If you pass, you can directly go to the next step; if you fail, you can adjust and upload it again as required; if you still fail, you can directly select "Continue to complete the appointment". Regardless of whether it passes computer inspection, you must bring 3 paper photos of the same as the electronic photos to the Consulate General, and the staff will judge whether it meets the requirements.
12. Check the information is true and click "Enter Appointment".
13. Select the reservation time (the blue period means you can make an appointment), click and confirm in the pop-up window.
14. The appointment is completed, please record the appointment number and read the precautions on the page in detail, and then click "Next".
15. After the appointment is successful, please bring the materials we mentioned in the instructions to the consulate at the appointment time. If you cannot follow the appointment time, please cancel the appointment or re-book the appointment 48 hours before the appointment time. After the Tathagata Pavilion found that the materials were incomplete, they needed to prepare all supplementary materials and submit them again to the consulate, but there was no need to make an appointment again.
