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?
12.
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.
13.
Oct. 29,2009 23:52
Reply
Mr.ALI(Iraq) said:
DEAR SIR, NOW IM LIVING AND STUDY IN CHANGCHUN CITY-JILIN PROVINCE BEST REGARDS
Oct. 30,2009 01:21 Mr.Egbert replied:
Please contact the Embassy of Philippines in Beijing for exact details about your trip there.
14.
Oct. 29,2009 10:09
Reply
Mr.ali(iraq) said:
Dear Sir, im iraqi doctor student in china, i have been in china more than 3 years and 2011 will graduate, id like to visit philipine during winter vacation for a week , as a tourist so id like to know if i can get visa ? what is the requirments? where shall i get my visa ? thanks for ur help my best regards
Oct. 29,2009 21:00 Mr.Douglas replied:
Which city are yo in now?
15.
Oct. 28,2009 13:50
Reply
Mr.Vincent(Taiwan) said:
Hi, I am an R.O.C. Nationals (Taiwan Citizen) and I will be visiting my friend there in Xiamen, If ever me nad my Filipino friend would like to visit the Philippines, is it possible for me to obtain a Visa from your Consulate Office? instead of returning here in Taipei to get a visa? thanks, and more power!!!! Vincent
Oct. 28,2009 20:43 Mr.Alexander¡¡ replied:
Sir, I think you mistook this forum for the official website of the Philippines Embassy in China.
Oct. 29,2009 04:49 Mr.VINCENT(TAIWAN) replied:
YEAH, SHAME ON ME. I WAS QUITE SLEEPY BROWSING ON THE INTERNET LAST NIGHT. THANKS ANYWAY FOR YOUR REPLY.
16.
Oct. 27,2009 21:51
Reply
Ms.kichie(philippines) said:
hi, can i apply for my baby's passport in philippine consulate in xiamen, my baby was born in the philippines,i have business visa in China & the father of my child is working here in china
Oct. 28,2009 00:57 Mr.Brian replied:
I think you can.
17.
Oct. 26,2009 21:30
Reply
Ms.raquel(phil) said:
hi, im planning to go shanghai next month to visit my friend. and i just wanna know i f do i need to get visa to travel shanghai china.And what are the requirements for getting visa? thank you and God bless.
Oct. 26,2009 22:23 Mr.Bryant replied:
Yes, you have to apply for a China L tourist visa to Shanghai with the following documents: 1. Applicant's passport with blank pages and at least 6 months validity left before expiration. 2. A truly and completely filled application form affixed with one passport-sized photo. 3. Round-trip air ticket 4. Hotel reservation.
18.
Oct. 26,2009 00:43
Reply
Mr.board exam(Philippines) said:
Hi, I need some information regarding the board examination in china. Does chinese government allow filipinos to take board examination in china?
additional question: do china allow filipino engineer to practice their profession there?
19.
Oct. 23,2009 12:31
Reply
Mr.Jackson(Pilipinas) said:
Hi,I need some information regarding the renewal of passport.My passport will expire on April 1,2010 and my visa will end March 1, 2010.Is it possible to apply for a new passport here in Beijing,China? Many thanks..More power.
Oct. 23,2009 21:05 Mr.Zachary replied:
Yes, you can renew your visa from the Philippines embassy in Beijing, China.
20.
Oct. 20,2009 07:49
Reply
Mrs.david(phils.) said:
Hi! my husband is working in shanghai. He is wondering why the company he's working with is deducting him a tax of 400rmb every month which start this year. He asked about it and they said to him that it the new rules of China. Any OFW who is legally working in China and has a 5,000rmb up montly salary shall have to pay taxes. Can you give us a details regarding this matter. tnxs and more power.
Oct. 20,2009 22:07 Mr.Dominic replied:
Everyone working in China have to pay taxes, no matter you are Chinese or foreigners. It's not strange at all.
21.
Oct. 11,2009 01:08
Reply
Mr.Rose(China) said:
hi! I just want to asked for some information about the green holder philippine passport if it is possible that I can get an opportunity to renew my passport to epassport here in china. I am based in shandong and im still holding green passport which will be expired on March 20, 2012. Can u pls give me some information and advice in regards of this matter. Hoping for ur kind and urgent reply! Thank you and God Bless!
Oct. 11,2009 04:52 Mr.Elaine replied:
Yes, you can renew you philippines passport from the Philippines embassy or consulates in china listed above. However, it is so early to renew it.
Oct. 12,2009 01:05 Mr.Rose(China) replied:
Hi! pls i just want to clarify that im still holding green passport and I heard that green passport will not longer avaible and valid on 2010 and all the passport will change to e passport. Thats why im preparing myself if i can do it in china is more better for me. Thank you once again and have a nice day!
Oct. 12,2009 00:52 Mr.Rose(China) replied:
hi! I'm happy to hear from you about the information. I dont have any passport leaves anymore so im planning to renew and change it to e passport if possible. How much is the cost and what other documents to be needed? Thank you for the urgent reply and more power!
God Speed!
Oct. 12,2009 03:31 Ms.Lilian(China) replied:
Ms. Rose, I get the information from the official website of Consulate General of Philippines in Shanghai: The Philippine Consulate General in Shanghai advises the public that starting Monday, 15 June 2009, it will accept and process applications for the Machine Readable Passports (MRPs).
Processing of MRP applications will take six (6) weeks. Applicants are, therefore, advised to submit their applications at least three (3) months before their scheduled travel, before the expiration of the Chinese visas, or before the expiration of their regular green passports, to avoid inconvenience. Applicants are also reminded that Philippine passports may be renewed six (6) months before the expiry date.
All regular green passports issued earlier will remain valid and will be honored by immigration authorities worldwide until the expiry date stated in their passports.
All applicants, whether those applying for a renewal of their passports or those applying for the first time, MUST APPEAR PERSONALLY at the Consular Section of the Philippine Consulate General to affix his thumb mark and sign his application form. Applications by mail will not be accepted.
Please observe the following procedure when applying for a Machine Readable Passport (MRP): please refer to http://www.philcongenshanghai.org/passport.htm
Oct. 14,2009 12:34 Mr.Rose(China) replied:
thank u soa much for the further information. God Bless u always!
22.
Oct. 12,2009 21:20
Reply
Ms.Yingwen Laoshi(Philippines) said:
Dear Sir/Madam,
Nihao! I'd like to inquire about my passport situation. It'll expire APRIL 2010 but I still have a teaching contract 'till JUNE 2010 that's why the PSB just gave me a RESIDENCE VISA till DECEMBER 2009 but they will soon renew it,so the problem is "how will they give me a new RESIDENCE VISA 'till JUNE 2010 when my passport would have expired by then?" Hoping for your reply regarding this very important matter. Thank you very much and blessings!
Respectfully yours, Yingwen Laoshi
Oct. 13,2009 02:36 Mrs.Morgan replied:
I think you can renew your passport before renew your residence permit.
my wife and i am pure chinese and currently working in Manila, Philippines,can she give birth here in manila? is it allowed in philippines?
Oct. 10,2009 20:48 Ms.Alice replied:
Contact the China embassy in Philippines for exact answer and help.
24.
Oct. 3,2009 15:04
Reply
Ms. Wagenhofer(AT) said:
Hi sir, I just wanna know who is the CONSUL GENERAL IN CHINA BEIJING!
Many thanks.
Oct. 6,2009 18:54 Ms. w(aut) replied:
anyone knows, of my questions guys.
many thanks.
Oct. 8,2009 22:16 Ms.Lilian(China) replied:
H.E. Ms. Sonia Cataumber Brady, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Embassy of Philippines in Beijing.
Oct. 9,2009 07:03 Ms.Wagenhofer(AUT) replied:
to ms. LILIAN!
many thanks indeed, what am asking is who is the CONSUL GENERAL IN PHILIPPINE EMBASSY BEIJING-CHINA!!! yup, SHE IS THE AMBASSADOR! am trying to send 10 times email to the PHIL BEIJING CHINA embassy but unfortunately it was returned...due to email add error. anybody could help... i need the correct email add of PHILIPPINE EMBASSY BEJING -CHINA!!!
maraming salamat!
25.
Oct. 6,2009 22:36
Reply
Mr.will(China) said:
HI I am planning on making a trip to the PHilippines on October 18th and returning on the 25th. I am leaving from Beijing China, I am an American citizen. My passport expires on February 17th, 2010. Would I be able to get permission to travel to Manila during that time period. I would like to get permission from the Embassy before I go, so I will know that I can stay for sure during that time period. Thank you for your help
Oct. 8,2009 22:38 Ms.Lilian(China) replied:
National from USA are allowed visa-free entry to the Philippines for a period of 21 days or less
This visa-free privilege is allowed to holders of ordinary passports provided: 1. The validity of the passport is six (6) months from the date of departure to the Philippines; AND 2. Possession of a plane ticket for an onward destination.
your passport has only 4 months validity left before expiration, so you can't go to Philippines
26.
Oct. 6,2009 01:22
Reply
Ms.Maria(Philippines) said:
hello. I am a Filipina working in Henan province. my passport is soon to expire so I want to have it renewed this month. I want to know where to get the downloadable application form, what are the other requirements and if it's possible to renew the pasport without going to Beijing (say, if I just send it thru EMS or something?)if that's okay, to whom do I address the documents? please also add details like the cost and number of processing days. thank you.
Oct. 8,2009 22:14 Ms.Lilian(China) replied:
All applicants, whether those applying for a renewal of their passports or those applying for the first time, MUST APPEAR PERSONALLY at the Consular Section of the Philippine Embassy in Beijing to affix his thumb mark and sign his application form. Applications by mail will not be accepted. For detailed procedures about Philippines passport application, you can refer to this website http://www.philcongenshanghai.org/passport.htm
27.
Oct. 5,2009 22:03
Reply
Mr.jondel1205(philippines) said:
hi! may i ask anyone who knows when the philippine consuls in shanghai will resume their work this october?thanks
Oct. 8,2009 22:03 Mr.Helper replied:
I guess it will resume to work on October 7.
28.
Sep. 27,2009 00:53
Reply
Ms.rose (philipines) said:
im grace my sister in law work in beijing as tourist visa she help by the agency in shenzen the employer get her pasport she likes to go home in the philipnes because the employer is bad they hurt and limited to eat foods and many household works she likes to go home but the emplioyer dont like my sister inlaw cannot go home because dont have pasport can you help her.please help her thanx
Sep. 27,2009 03:57 Mr.Rong replied:
No passport? How can she enter China without passport? Or her passport is detained by her employer?
Oct. 8,2009 03:46 Ms.Baileu(PH) replied:
I was in the similar situation as your sister-in-law many years ago. Even the police could not do anything to get my passport from my employer. But he gave me a suggestion. That was to report to the police dept. that my passport was lost (then give any reason and date). The police dept. will give your sister-in-law the affidavit of loss passport. She has to use this to apply for a travel document at the philippine embassy. This travel document will serve as her passport to get out of China. She can only apply for a new pasport in the Philippines. But before she can leave the country, she will have to pay penalty (for overstaying in the country) and income tax. The penalty will be set by the foreign affairs or police dept. in the place where your sister-in-law has been living. She also has to pay for income tax. It will be calculated based on time she have been staying in China at a designated rate and estimated amount. After she has paid the penalty and income tax, she can get a clearance for exit (from china)from the foreign affairs or police dept. In my case I just surrendered myself to the police dept. I wanted to go home bu didn't know how obtain the different documents required so the policemen guided me in processing the documents I needed. During those times I stayed somewhere else.
29.
Oct. 5,2009 16:37
Reply
Mr.Gamaliel R. Aguimatang(Philippines) said:
Good Morning to all
I'm Gamy presently working in GAMECO ltd herein Guangzhou.My passport will expire early next year.My question is how long does it take to get my renewed MRP passport. I'm planning to have my short vacation on Dec 23-to Jan 2, will it arrive before that timeframe? Please reply the soonest possible
Oct. 5,2009 20:02 Mr.Basil replied:
I think it takes 15 days at most for renewing your passport because your passport is not lost. For precise information, you'd better contact the Consulate General of Philippines in Guangzhou. Please bring 1)your Original Passport 2)Two 1.77" x 1.37" recent photos 3)Duly accomplished application form Fee: RMB 600 for 32 pages RMB 700 for 64 pages
30.
Sep. 26,2009 03:58
Reply
Ms.Angela(Uzbekistan) said:
Hi, I'm Angela citizen of Uzbekistan, working in China, I have my work permit for one year. I would like to invite my fiance for a visit (for two months), I'd be very grateful if u could tell me which visa he could apply for? and what documents do I need to prepare. thanks in advance
Sep. 26,2009 04:51 Mrs.Nicole replied:
she can apply for a tourist visa to China. may I Know her nationality firstly before I provide you the requirements?
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Travelers' Voices on Embassy & Consulates of Philippines in China (84)
11.
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?
12.
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.
13.
Oct. 29,2009 23:52 Reply
Mr.ALI(Iraq) said:
DEAR SIR,
NOW IM LIVING AND STUDY IN CHANGCHUN CITY-JILIN PROVINCE
BEST REGARDS
Oct. 30,2009 01:21
Mr.Egbert replied:
Please contact the Embassy of Philippines in Beijing for exact details about your trip there.
14.
Oct. 29,2009 10:09 Reply
Mr.ali(iraq) said:
Dear Sir,
im iraqi doctor student in china, i have been in china more than 3 years and 2011 will graduate, id like to visit philipine during winter vacation for a week , as a tourist
so id like to know if i can get visa ? what is the requirments? where shall i get my visa
?
thanks for ur help
my best regards
Oct. 29,2009 21:00
Mr.Douglas replied:
Which city are yo in now?
15.
Oct. 28,2009 13:50 Reply
Mr.Vincent(Taiwan) said:
Hi, I am an R.O.C. Nationals (Taiwan Citizen) and I will be visiting my friend there in Xiamen, If ever me nad my Filipino friend would like to visit the Philippines, is it possible for me to obtain a Visa from your Consulate Office? instead of returning here in Taipei to get a visa?
thanks, and more power!!!!
Vincent
Oct. 28,2009 20:43
Mr.Alexander¡¡ replied:
Sir, I think you mistook this forum for the official website of the Philippines Embassy in China.
Oct. 29,2009 04:49
Mr.VINCENT(TAIWAN) replied:
YEAH, SHAME ON ME. I WAS QUITE SLEEPY BROWSING ON THE INTERNET LAST NIGHT. THANKS ANYWAY FOR YOUR REPLY.
16.
Oct. 27,2009 21:51 Reply
Ms.kichie(philippines) said:
hi, can i apply for my baby's passport in philippine consulate in xiamen, my baby was born in the philippines,i have business visa in China & the father of my child is working here in china
Oct. 28,2009 00:57
Mr.Brian replied:
I think you can.
17.
Oct. 26,2009 21:30 Reply
Ms.raquel(phil) said:
hi, im planning to go shanghai next month to visit my friend. and i just wanna know i f do i need to get visa to travel shanghai china.And what are the requirements for getting visa?
thank you and God bless.
Oct. 26,2009 22:23
Mr.Bryant replied:
Yes, you have to apply for a China L tourist visa to Shanghai with the following documents:
1. Applicant's passport with blank pages and at least 6 months validity left before expiration.
2. A truly and completely filled application form affixed with one passport-sized photo.
3. Round-trip air ticket
4. Hotel reservation.
18.
Oct. 26,2009 00:43 Reply
Mr.board exam(Philippines) said:
Hi, I need some information regarding the board examination in china.
Does chinese government allow filipinos to take board examination in china?
Oct. 26,2009 03:38
Mr.unknown replied:
what's the board examination mean?
Oct. 26,2009 04:21
Mr.Board Exam(Philippines) replied:
additional question:
do china allow filipino engineer to practice their profession there?
19.
Oct. 23,2009 12:31 Reply
Mr.Jackson(Pilipinas) said:
Hi,I need some information regarding the renewal of passport.My passport will expire on April 1,2010 and my visa will end March 1, 2010.Is it possible to apply for a new passport here in Beijing,China?
Many thanks..More power.
Oct. 23,2009 21:05
Mr.Zachary replied:
Yes, you can renew your visa from the Philippines embassy in Beijing, China.
20.
Oct. 20,2009 07:49 Reply
Mrs.david(phils.) said:
Hi! my husband is working in shanghai. He is wondering why the company he's working with is deducting him a tax of 400rmb every month which start this year. He asked about it and they said to him that it the new rules of China. Any OFW who is legally working in China and has a 5,000rmb up montly salary shall have to pay taxes. Can you give us a details regarding this matter. tnxs and more power.
Oct. 20,2009 22:07
Mr.Dominic replied:
Everyone working in China have to pay taxes, no matter you are Chinese or foreigners. It's not strange at all.
21.
Oct. 11,2009 01:08 Reply
Mr.Rose(China) said:
hi!
I just want to asked for some information about the green holder philippine passport if it is possible that I can get an opportunity to renew my passport to epassport here in china. I am based in shandong and im still holding green passport which will be expired on March 20, 2012. Can u pls give me some information and advice in regards of this matter.
Hoping for ur kind and urgent reply! Thank you and God Bless!
Oct. 11,2009 04:52
Mr.Elaine replied:
Yes, you can renew you philippines passport from the Philippines embassy or consulates in china listed above.
However, it is so early to renew it.
Oct. 12,2009 01:05
Mr.Rose(China) replied:
Hi!
pls i just want to clarify that im still holding green passport and I heard that green passport will not longer avaible and valid on 2010 and all the passport will change to e passport. Thats why im preparing myself if i can do it in china is more better for me. Thank you once again and have a nice day!
Oct. 12,2009 00:52
Mr.Rose(China) replied:
hi!
I'm happy to hear from you about the information. I dont have any passport leaves anymore so im planning to renew and change it to e passport if possible. How much is the cost and what other documents to be needed?
Thank you for the urgent reply and more power!
God Speed!
Oct. 12,2009 03:31
Ms.Lilian(China) replied:
Ms. Rose, I get the information from the official website of Consulate General of Philippines in Shanghai:
The Philippine Consulate General in Shanghai advises the public that starting Monday, 15 June 2009, it will accept and process applications for the Machine Readable Passports (MRPs).
Processing of MRP applications will take six (6) weeks. Applicants are, therefore, advised to submit their applications at least three (3) months before their scheduled travel, before the expiration of the Chinese visas, or before the expiration of their regular green passports, to avoid inconvenience. Applicants are also reminded that Philippine passports may be renewed six (6) months before the expiry date.
All regular green passports issued earlier will remain valid and will be honored by immigration authorities worldwide until the expiry date stated in their passports.
All applicants, whether those applying for a renewal of their passports or those applying for the first time, MUST APPEAR PERSONALLY at the Consular Section of the Philippine Consulate General to affix his thumb mark and sign his application form. Applications by mail will not be accepted.
Please observe the following procedure when applying for a Machine Readable Passport (MRP): please refer to http://www.philcongenshanghai.org/passport.htm
Oct. 14,2009 12:34
Mr.Rose(China) replied:
thank u soa much for the further information. God Bless u always!
22.
Oct. 12,2009 21:20 Reply
Ms.Yingwen Laoshi(Philippines) said:
Dear Sir/Madam,
Nihao! I'd like to inquire about my passport situation. It'll expire APRIL 2010 but I still have a teaching contract 'till JUNE 2010 that's why the PSB just gave me a RESIDENCE VISA till DECEMBER 2009 but they will soon renew it,so the problem is "how will they give me a new RESIDENCE VISA 'till JUNE 2010 when my passport would have expired by then?"
Hoping for your reply regarding this very important matter. Thank you very much and blessings!
Respectfully yours,
Yingwen Laoshi
Oct. 13,2009 02:36
Mrs.Morgan replied:
I think you can renew your passport before renew your residence permit.
Oct. 13,2009 22:50
Ms.Yingwen_laoshi(Philippines) replied:
Thank you so much for the information Mrs.Morgan
23.
Oct. 10,2009 09:06 Reply
Mr.Mike(Philippines) said:
my wife and i am pure chinese and currently working in Manila, Philippines,can she give birth here in manila? is it allowed in philippines?
Oct. 10,2009 20:48
Ms.Alice replied:
Contact the China embassy in Philippines for exact answer and help.
24.
Oct. 3,2009 15:04 Reply
Ms. Wagenhofer(AT) said:
Hi sir, I just wanna know who is the CONSUL GENERAL IN CHINA BEIJING!
Many thanks.
Oct. 6,2009 18:54
Ms. w(aut) replied:
anyone knows, of my questions guys.
many thanks.
Oct. 8,2009 22:16
Ms.Lilian(China) replied:
H.E. Ms. Sonia Cataumber Brady, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Embassy of Philippines in Beijing.
Oct. 9,2009 07:03
Ms.Wagenhofer(AUT) replied:
to ms. LILIAN!
many thanks indeed, what am asking is who is the CONSUL GENERAL IN PHILIPPINE EMBASSY BEIJING-CHINA!!!
yup, SHE IS THE AMBASSADOR! am trying to send 10 times
email to the PHIL BEIJING CHINA embassy but unfortunately it was returned...due to email add error. anybody could help... i need the correct email add of PHILIPPINE EMBASSY BEJING -CHINA!!!
maraming salamat!
25.
Oct. 6,2009 22:36 Reply
Mr.will(China) said:
HI I am planning on making a trip to the PHilippines on October 18th and returning on the 25th. I am leaving from Beijing China, I am an American citizen. My passport expires on February 17th, 2010. Would I be able to get permission to travel to Manila during that time period. I would like to get permission from the Embassy before I go, so I will know that I can stay for sure during that time period. Thank you for your help
Oct. 8,2009 22:38
Ms.Lilian(China) replied:
National from USA are allowed visa-free entry to the Philippines for a period of 21 days or less
This visa-free privilege is allowed to holders of ordinary passports provided:
1. The validity of the passport is six (6) months from the date of departure to the Philippines; AND
2. Possession of a plane ticket for an onward destination.
your passport has only 4 months validity left before expiration, so you can't go to Philippines
26.
Oct. 6,2009 01:22 Reply
Ms.Maria(Philippines) said:
hello. I am a Filipina working in Henan province. my passport is soon to expire so I want to have it renewed this month. I want to know where to get the downloadable application form, what are the other requirements and if it's possible to renew the pasport without going to Beijing (say, if I just send it thru EMS or something?)if that's okay, to whom do I address the documents? please also add details like the cost and number of processing days. thank you.
Oct. 8,2009 22:14
Ms.Lilian(China) replied:
All applicants, whether those applying for a renewal of their passports or those applying for the first time, MUST APPEAR PERSONALLY at the Consular Section of the Philippine Embassy in Beijing to affix his thumb mark and sign his application form. Applications by mail will not be accepted. For detailed procedures about Philippines passport application, you can refer to this website http://www.philcongenshanghai.org/passport.htm
27.
Oct. 5,2009 22:03 Reply
Mr.jondel1205(philippines) said:
hi! may i ask anyone who knows when the philippine consuls in shanghai will resume their work this october?thanks
Oct. 8,2009 22:03
Mr.Helper replied:
I guess it will resume to work on October 7.
28.
Sep. 27,2009 00:53 Reply
Ms.rose (philipines) said:
im grace my sister in law work in beijing as tourist visa she help by the agency in shenzen the employer get her pasport she likes to go home in the philipnes because the employer is bad they hurt and limited to eat foods and many household works she likes to go home but the emplioyer dont like my sister inlaw cannot go home because dont have pasport can you help her.please help her thanx
Sep. 27,2009 03:57
Mr.Rong replied:
No passport? How can she enter China without passport? Or her passport is detained by her employer?
Oct. 8,2009 03:46
Ms.Baileu(PH) replied:
I was in the similar situation as your sister-in-law many years ago. Even the police could not do anything to get my passport from my employer. But he gave me a suggestion. That was to report to the police dept. that my passport was lost (then give any reason and date). The police dept. will give your sister-in-law the affidavit of loss passport. She has to use this to apply for a travel document at the philippine embassy. This travel document will serve as her passport to get out of China. She can only apply for a new pasport in the Philippines. But before she can leave the country, she will have to pay penalty (for overstaying in the country) and income tax. The penalty will be set by the foreign affairs or police dept. in the place where your sister-in-law has been living. She also has to pay for income tax. It will be calculated based on time she have been staying in China at a designated rate and estimated amount. After she has paid the penalty and income tax, she can get a clearance for exit (from china)from the foreign affairs or police dept. In my case I just surrendered myself to the police dept. I wanted to go home bu didn't know how obtain the different documents required so the policemen guided me in processing the documents I needed. During those times I stayed somewhere else.
29.
Oct. 5,2009 16:37 Reply
Mr.Gamaliel R. Aguimatang(Philippines) said:
Good Morning to all
I'm Gamy presently working in GAMECO ltd herein Guangzhou.My passport will expire early next year.My question is how long does it take to get my renewed MRP passport. I'm planning to have my short vacation on Dec 23-to Jan 2, will it arrive before that timeframe? Please reply the soonest possible
Oct. 5,2009 20:02
Mr.Basil replied:
I think it takes 15 days at most for renewing your passport because your passport is not lost. For precise information, you'd better contact the Consulate General of Philippines in Guangzhou. Please bring 1)your Original Passport 2)Two 1.77" x 1.37" recent photos 3)Duly accomplished application form
Fee: RMB 600 for 32 pages
RMB 700 for 64 pages
30.
Sep. 26,2009 03:58 Reply
Ms.Angela(Uzbekistan) said:
Hi, I'm Angela citizen of Uzbekistan, working in China, I have my work permit for one year. I would like to invite my fiance for a visit (for two months), I'd be very grateful if u could tell me which visa he could apply for? and what documents do I need to prepare.
thanks in advance
Sep. 26,2009 04:51
Mrs.Nicole replied:
she can apply for a tourist visa to China. may I Know her nationality firstly before I provide you the requirements?