Philippines Embassy in China, Philippine Embassy in Beijing, Consulates

Embassy & Consulates of Philippines in China

Embassy of the Republic of Philippines in Beijing

Ambassador: H.E. Ms. Sonia Cataumber Brady
Address: No. 23 Xiu Shui Bei Street , Jian Guo Men Wai
Postal Code: 100600
Tel: (+86)10 6532 1872, 6532 2451, 6532 2518
Fax: (+86)10 6532 3761
E-mail: main@philembassy-china.org
Website: http://www.philembassy-china.org/en/

Consular Section
Tel: (+86)10 6532 5175
Fax: (+86)10 6532 1921
24-hour Tel: (+86) 13911180495, 13701208473 (for Filipinos in emergencies)
Office Hours: 8:30 a.m. -5:30 p.m., Mon.-Fri. (except public holidays)
E-mail: consular@philembassy-china.org

Services for Filipinos in China, Mongolia and North Korea
The Philippine embassy in Beijing, consulates in Shanghai, Guangzhou, Xiamen and Hong Kong are willing to provide efficient and effective services to all Filipinos. The services are related to passport (Renewal, Add Visa Pages and Application), expatriate registration ID, travel tax exemptions, income taxes, notarization and other services of useful advice.

What should Filipinos in China do when their passports are lost or stolen?
1.Immediately report such a thing to local police station to obtain an official Passport Lost Report and the Philippine embassy to get Affidavit of Passport Lost.
2. Apply for a new passport to substitute the lost one as soon as possible.
3.Make a good preparation for the following documents:
  1) Passport Lost Report issued by police authorities and Affidavit of Passport Lost undertaken by applicants at the embassy.
  2) Photocopy of the lost passport.
  3) Other proofs that can identify Filipino nationality, such as Driver's License, birth certificate, marriage certificate.
  4) Three passport photos with white background taken in recent six months.

Consulate General of the Republic of the Philippines in Guangzhou

Consular Areas: Chongqing, Guangdong Province, Guangxi Province, Guizhou Province, Hainan Province, Hunan Province, Sichuan Province, Yunnan Province,
Address: Ground Floor, White Swan Hotel, Shamian Island
Postal Code: 443000
Tel: (+86)20 8188 6968
Fax: (+86)20 8186 2041
E-mail: gzphcggz@public1.guangzhou.gd.cn
Website: http://pcggz.bizhosting.com

Consulate General of the Republic of Philippines in Shanghai

Address: Suite 368, Shanghai Center, No.1376 Nanjing West Road
Tel: (+86)21 6279 8337
Fax: (+86)21 6279 8332
E-mail: pcg@philcongenshanghai.org
Website: http://www.philcongenshanghai.org/
Consular Areas: Municipality of Shanghai and the provinces of Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Anhui and Hubei

Consulate General of the Republic of the Philippines in Xiamen

Consul-general: Ms. Ma. Corazon Yap-Bahiin
Address: No.2 Lingxiang Li, Lianhua District, Xiamen 361009
Tel: +86-592-5130355/5130366
Fax: +86-592-5530803
24-hour Hotline: +86-13906036614
Office Hours: 08:00 - 17:30, Monday - Friday
E-mail: xiamenpc@winmail.cn; xiamenpc@xiamenpc.org
Website: http://www.xiamenpc.org/
Consular Areas: Fujian Province, Jiangxi Province

Please contact China Embassy in Philippines if Filipinos will go to China.

Travelers' Voices on Embassy & Consulates of Philippines in China

Nov. 16,2009 01:37 Reply

Mr.junb(china) said:

i'm working as a foreign language teacher in shandong province.for the past two years, my employer has processed for me the extension of my residence permit here each time i signed the contract for another year's work.usually this occurred in the month of july after i finished a school year contract.furtheremore, my employer has expressed the desire to hire me for the next five years on a yearly basis.now my passport expires in november 2011. when is the appropriate time for me to renew my passport and where if i decide not to go back to the philippines for the next five school years?

Nov. 16,2009 19:43
Mr.John Nash(USA) replied:

You should go to the Filipino Embassy in Beijing to renew your passport because Shandong Province is under its consular jurisdiction. I think you'd better renew it before October 2010 because the extension of one year residence permit is made in July.

Nov. 17,2009 00:40
Ms.JUNB(China) replied:

thanks a lot mr. john nash, for the enlightenment.i'd surely do that in summer next year.

Nov. 19,2009 04:20
Mr.ford(singapore) replied:

thanx a lot!!!!!

Nov. 18,2009 08:58 Reply

Mr.ford(singapore) said:

where is the nearest philippine embassy in chang chun? a reply will be deeply appreciated..tnx...

Nov. 18,2009 21:18
Mr.Allison replied:

It should be the Philippines Embassy in Beijing.

Nov. 16,2009 09:27 Reply

Mr.Rasheed(India) said:

hello sir,
i want to go Manila Philippines how can i go??? show me procedure. i want to go from India(Gujarat)
and i heared that inmanila peoplesr scams
is it true???
iworried for this type of cheating.
pls. u reply me quikly
Rasid From India

Nov. 16,2009 21:39
Mr.helper(Canada) replied:

Hope the website below can help you:
http://www.newdelhipe.com/faq.html

Nov. 13,2009 05:22 Reply

Ms.majo(philippines) said:

hi. my sister is needing a police clearance from china. she worked in beijing last 2006 but she is having business visa (visa type: F), is it possible for her to get the police clearance? please advise how and where we can obtain the same. is there any agency who can process the document on her behalf as she don't have any contact in china anymore. thanks for your assistance.

Nov. 13,2009 20:25
Mr.Tyler replied:

You may try to contact the China Embassy in Philippines for help.

Nov. 14,2009 00:18
Ms.majo(philippines) replied:

thanks for the reply but we already did it. china embassy just gave us the procedure and didn't advise if there are agencies who can arrange the documents on my sister's behalf. they just oonfirmed that the embassy can't issue police clearances and that it must be arranged by the applicant or her authorized party.

Nov. 11,2009 18:10 Reply

Ms.jonah nacolangga(philippines) said:

Hi, my fiancee and i are planning to get married in china, he is a chinese citizen and i am a filipina, i would like to know what documents i will bring to china so we can get married legally.What are the requirements, thank you.

Nov. 11,2009 21:59
Mr.Camey replied:

Please read the info. on the website below:
http://www.travelchinaguide.com/embassy/visa/marriage-registration.htm

Nov. 4,2009 08:28 Reply

Mr.Wong(Malaysia) said:

Hi, i would like to enquire for my wife who is a filipino. we are both working in Singapore and we have bought tickets to accopany my parents to Shanghai for a trip mid November. However, i just found out that filipinos will not be granted tourist visa into China? please advise as this seems shocking and without explanation.
please advise what can be done in order to secure this visa to China.

thanks

Nov. 4,2009 20:23
Ms.MILES(United Kingdom) replied:

I think only the China embassy can help you.

Nov. 2,2009 23:04 Reply

Ms.Zyra(china) said:

Hi Mr. Donald! Thank you so much for your help! I have some more questions though. I just wanna make sure I have all the necessary documents I need when I go to the Phillipine embassy in Shanghai. What documents will I need to bring in order to get an affidavit of support and consent for my children as well as a special power of attorney since I won't be the one travelling with them because of my job here in China? They are coming here to China with a family friend to visit me for 2 weeks. Would it be okay to combine my children's names on the affidavit of support and special power of attorney? How many documents will I need for each applicant? I have 2 children and a family friend who will be travelling with them. Do I need an affidavit of illegitimacy for my children since they were born out of wedlock? I'm a single mom and I was never married to their father so is it necessary because both of my children are illegitimate. Any help would be appreciated from you or anyone. Thanks in advance!

Nov. 3,2009 01:11
Mr.Jeremy replied:

Please contact the Consulate General of Philippines in shanghai directly.

Nov. 1,2009 07:23 Reply

Ms.Zyra(China) said:

Hi. What's the nearest Philippine Embassy in Yiwu, China? Can you pls give me directions on how to get to the nearest Philippine Embassy because I need to get an affidavit of support and power of attorney. Thanks.

Nov. 2,2009 21:05
Mr.Donald replied:

I think it should be the Consulate General of the Republic of Philippines in Shanghai
Address: Suite 368, Shanghai Center, No.1376 Nanjing West Road
Tel: ( 86)21 6279 8337
Fax: ( 86)21 6279 8332
E-mail: pcg@philcongenshanghai.org

Oct. 30,2009 12:44 Reply

Ms.Vicky(Philippines) said:

I was studying in china, I need a baro't saya this weekend (nov.1,2009)for the food festival in our university. and I can't find one here. can I borrow one from embassy?

Oct. 30,2009 21:25
Mr.Nigel replied:

What do you want to borrow, madam?

10.

Oct. 30,2009 01:34 Reply

Ms.Cuevas(Philippines) said:

Does anybody know where in Beijing can I have my Philippine passport added with visa pages? I am trying to call the Consular Section nos. above but always no answer.

Oct. 30,2009 04:37
Mr.Eli replied:

You are right that you can renew your passport at the Philippines Embassy in China. The Embassy's phone is always hard to get through, so I advise you go to the Embassy in person.

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