First, the handling place:
Nanjing bureau of public security entry-exit office
Address: No.0/73, Baixia Road, Qinhuai District (opposite to Red Cross Hospital)
Tel: 025-84420254
(Telephone number on duty during non-working hours and holidays: 844200 18)
Working hours:
Monday to Friday: 9: 00 am-65438+07: 00 pm;
Saturday: 9: 00 am-65438+02: 00 am? 14:00- 17:00 pm
(The change of reception time is subject to the announcement at the entrance of the reception hall)
Second, the handling of materials:
1, a recent two-inch bareheaded color photo, and a complete application form for China citizens to go abroad for business.
2. Resident identity card; During the period of collection, renewal and replacement of resident identity cards, temporary resident identity cards may be submitted.
3. Citizens under the age of 16 should be accompanied by their guardians, and submit their opinions on leaving the country, their identity cards, passports and photocopies.
4. State functionaries shall, in accordance with relevant regulations and personnel management authority, submit the certificate that their work units or superior competent units have approved to leave the country.
5. Other materials required by the exit-entry administration department of the public security organ of the provincial local people's government after approval by the exit-entry administration department of the Ministry of Public Security.
Third, the processing cycle:
Issued within fifteen days from the date of receipt of the application materials, and the verification time under special circumstances is not included in the processing time limit.
Extended data:
Precautions for using passports:
1. Notes page you ignored.
Although you may have had a passport for a long time, or even stamped with an immigration stamp, I'm afraid you haven't noticed the remarks page of your passport (Nani? What the hell is the notebook page). What's the use of the notes page (for the sake of good)?
In fact, it is to supplement relevant information to the issuing authority or the embassy or consulate, inspection authority, etc. For example, the passport needs to be replaced when it expires, the passport needs to be reissued when it is lost, and the name of the holder needs to be changed. At this time, the entry-exit agency or the embassy or consulate will add relevant remarks on the remarks page of the passport.
Special note: in principle, visas cannot be posted on the remarks page.
However, there are opportunities for unexpected situations. For example, wayward border inspectors occasionally stamp entry and exit stamps on the remarks page (how wayward this is).
Embassies and consulates in some popular tourist destinations have to deal with hundreds of passport stickers every day, and the order of visa pages and remarks pages of passports in different countries is not the same. The visa officer may also post the visa in a hurry on the remarks page (Uncle Border Inspection is very wronged: I didn't mean to).
Don't panic if you encounter the above two situations. In fact, both visas and passports can be used normally.
2. Count your blank pages
When you apply for a visa from another country, you are likely to encounter the requirement that your passport must have X (continuous) blank pages (really troublesome). What is this "blank page"? Generally speaking, for embassies and consulates, "blank pages" means that a single visa page cannot have any traces of entry and exit stamps, labels and staples (staples are not allowed);
"Two consecutive blank pages" means that the page numbers of the two blank visa pages on the passport that meet the above requirements must be consecutive (and so on)!
Note again: If you buy something in the mall, the cashier will nail the charge slip and tax refund slip to the visa page and stamp it with a riding seal. When the bill is torn off, half of the seal will be left on the visa page of your passport.
This visa page can't be considered "blank" (so strict), but the border inspection can still stamp the entry and exit stamp on it.
As mentioned above, the important use of blank pages is gone. Generally speaking, if the destination country is on the list of landing visa, visa-free and electronic visa release, and the documents and materials presented by travelers (such as printed electronic visas) meet the requirements, as long as there is enough space on the passport visa page for the destination country to stamp the entry and exit stamp, the domestic border inspection will choose to release (take a long breath).
Don't worry, because there may be inconsistent customs clearance standards, so it is best to call the border inspection at the exit port to confirm before departure.
If you leave the country from other countries (such as Hong Kong), the border inspection may check the blank pages of your passport before you leave the country. Even if the destination is a visa-free country, the passport still needs to be stamped when entering or leaving the country, so the border inspection at the departure point is likely to require at least one blank page in the passport, and travelers who do not meet the requirements may be refused to leave the country (blank pages are more important than you think).
References:
People's Republic of China (PRC) and China citizens' entry and exit guide of the Ministry of Public Security of the People's Republic of China