My ID card was lost while traveling, but I am studying abroad, do not have a residence permit, and I am far away from home. I can only go back to get a replacement during the holidays. What should I d

My ID card was lost while traveling, but I am studying abroad, do not have a residence permit, and I am far away from home. I can only go back to get a replacement during the holidays. What should I do?

If you lose your ID card while traveling, you must report it to the local police station and ask them to issue a certificate.

After losing your ID card, you must first report it to the nearest local police station. After registration, ask the police to issue a certificate to prove that the identity card is lost. It is best to indicate the identity card number of the person who lost it, and then stamp it with the official seal of the police station. In this way, this piece of paper can be used as a temporary identity certificate. With this certificate, you can take a plane or a train.

When going to the airport, you can bring your household registration book or work permit, driver's license, letter of introduction or other valid documents that can prove your identity, and go to the airport terminal police station to apply for a temporary boarding certificate.

When you go to the train station, you can show this certificate and explain the situation before entering the waiting hall. If you need to buy tickets, check the size of the local train station. Larger train stations will have a temporary ID card application window where you can prove that your ID card is lost. Then they will take a photo and issue a paper temporary ID card on the spot, which can be used to apply for train tickets. . If the train station is relatively small, you can inquire directly at the ticket window. Generally, after showing the staff at the window the certificate issued by the police station, they will let you buy the ticket.