What should tourists do if they lose their documents overseas?

If your passport is lost, the first thing you will want to do is look for it in any car, restaurant, or hotel you visited. Report your loss as soon as possible to your local or local police station.

If you call the police, you can report directly to the police station or to your local police. Before traveling to your travel destination, you should first check important public information such as alarm and emergency numbers. During the process of reporting a loss, the visitor must provide two copies of the original passport page and the visa page as well as two photos, so the visitor must make copies of the required number of passport pages and carry two passport photos before leaving. It should be stored separately from your passport to avoid loss.

Not all foreign cities have Chinese consulates, and the working hours of consulates are also different, so tourists can contact their department to check the distribution of the embassy in their destination before departure. Visitors can still continue your trip after the temporary document has been processed, but if they only have a Schengen visa in the country where the document was lost, they can still travel in countries with Schengen.

Tourists can return to China with temporary documents while the consulate materials are being verified. Since there is a customs layer between Hong Kong and the mainland, visitors with temporary documents cannot enter Hong Kong and can choose to fly directly from the mainland or only take domestic flights to Hong Kong. You cannot return to mainland cities during your trip to Hong Kong.

After returning home, tourists can return to the departure center where the account is located. If the certificate is lost, they can provide relevant evidence provided by the local police station or travel agency, or post the loss in a designated newspaper in accordance with the regulations of the relevant department notification.