What if I lose my passport in Japan? If I lose my baggage in Japan, how can I get it back?

When you travel to Japan, you must take your passport with you. What should you do if you lose your passport on the way? Actually, don't worry about losing your passport. There is a solution to losing your passport. Let's go and see if there is a solution.

What if I lose my Japanese passport? Foreigners who live in Japan 16 years old or older need to carry residence cards or passports to prove their personal identity when going out. But what if I lose my passport during the trip? Let's see what to do with Bian Xiao!

First of all, we should report to the nearest police station. Although the nearby police station (that is, "corner rice") can be handled, going directly to the police station can save a lot of time. After arriving at the police station, people who have lost their passports will be asked to fill out a "certificate application" and fill in the lost address, lost time and personal information.

With the completed certificate application form, you need to apply for a new passport in embassies and consulates in China.

If the visa renewal date is approaching when we apply for a new passport, we need to issue a certificate of "failure to issue a new passport in time" at our embassy or consulate. After that, you need to bring the application materials to the local immigration office to apply for an extension.

In addition, if you can't reissue your passport in time after losing it in Japan, you need to apply for "going back to Watari Wataru" at the Japanese Embassy and Consulate in Japan, and then go through the formalities for returning to China. When you return to China, you can apply for a new passport so that you can go to Japan again.

Although it looks a bit cumbersome, I still have to take notes!

"Embassy in China"

3-4-33 Yuanmabu, Tokyo Port Area

03-3403-5633、03-3403-5232

Consulate General in Fukuoka

Dixingbang 1-3-3 in downtown Fukuoka

092-752-0085

Consulate General in Osaka

Osaka Nishimotomachi 3-9-2

06-6445-9482

"Consulate General of Sapporo"

23-5-13 Street West, downtown Sapporo/

0 1 1-563-5563

Consulate General of Nagasaki

Qiaokou Town, Nagasaki City 10-35

095-849-33 1 1

Consulate General in Nagoya

No.2-8-37, Dongying, Nagoya City

052-932- 1098

"Consulate General in Singapore _"

5220- 18, Xida Town, New City Center

025-228-8899

If you are in Japan, you can call the above number directly. If you are in China, you need to dial the area code (+008 1) or the previous (+8 1). Due to the large number of telephone inquiries, it is recommended to log on to the website in Japan, and make preparations in advance as much as possible, so as to "only run once".

Other precautions Apart from medical problems and possible troubles caused by lost passports, there are many minor troubles that may ruin our trip to Japan. Follow Bian Xiao to see the most effective countermeasures!

Bad weather

In case of typhoon, rainstorm, heavy snow and other bad weather, try not to go out for personal safety. But it is difficult to come to Japan. Even if the weather is bad, I still can't stop and want to go out, so I need to plan ahead and have an emergency plan!

Trams may be stopped or delayed when the weather is bad. In this case, don't panic, you can first stroll around the nearby department store or underground street. If the place you want to go is too far away from your residence, plan other ways to go back to the hotel before going out!

Bad weather can also lead to flight delays, which requires small partners to confirm whether their voyage is delayed or grounded at any time. If the grounding is confirmed, you need to confirm with the airline again whether other flights will be arranged or prepare the "plan" in advance.

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If the hotel booked in advance cannot be reached due to the weather, the general hotel will accept the change or cancellation of the booking time.

If necessary, friends who come to Japan can also buy a "travel inconvenience insurance", and when they need to pay extra expenses such as air tickets and accommodation due to weather, they can apply to the insurance company for compensation. Some credit cards (such as ICBC/China Merchants Bank) can get travel inconvenience insurance for free.

Lost luggage

Lost luggage on the tram or Shinkansen:

If you find that you forgot your luggage immediately after getting off the bus, you can inform the station staff in time to help them get their belongings back. If you find that you forgot your luggage the next day after you get off the bus, you can ask at a nearby station. The general tram crew will put away the lost items and wait for the owner to claim them. If the lost luggage is found only a few days later, you can directly ask the station staff at the physical center.

Lost luggage in a taxi:

This requires the small partner to remember to pick up the invoice when getting off the bus, which will print the car number, company and other information. Then take the invoice to the nearest "teaching workshop" (police station) to report the case and help you find the lost items.

Lost luggage on high-speed bus or airport shuttle bus:

Keep the printed ticket information with company information such as contact information printed on it. If you accidentally lose your ticket, you can call the ticket center and ask again after confirming the bus company.

Shops kill customers.

Shopkeeper incidents also occur frequently in Japan, and generally do not appear in large public places. Is a part of izakaya that needs to be careful. Their staff will go to stations and other places to attract customers, and they will find people who are not familiar with Japan.

In the face of this phenomenon, I suggest you try your best to buy goods or eat in stores with large passenger flow. If you really get on the "thief boat", you must also carefully confirm the prices of all goods.

If you realize that you have been severely slaughtered, you can call the police station or the police station first, and then pay the bill. Although the police can't deal with it immediately, they can guarantee your personal safety.