But none of them are big.

At present, Hong Kong is convenient for replacement.

Travel card application conditions:

1. China citizens who hold China passports or other travel documents are lost, stolen, damaged or expired after coming to Hong Kong as visitors;

2. Compatriots in Taiwan Province Province who hold travel documents in Taiwan Province Province, settle in foreign countries or work or live in Hongkong, have no Taiwan Province resident identity card and do not hold mainland travel permit for taiwan residents;

3. A child born in a foreign country has the nationality of that country at birth, holds a passport of that country according to the laws of the country of birth, and his parents or one of them is a citizen of China and has not settled in that country at birth;

4. China citizens who come to Hong Kong without documents or with false documents.

As can be seen from the above, Mabel meets the third condition above, so you don't have to worry. It can be replaced 100% in Hong Kong. Most of Huamei Baby's guests are exchanged in Hong Kong, and guests in the northeast can choose to exchange in Jeju Island. Mothers can rest assured that many DIY mothers have successfully renewed their cards in Hong Kong with the help of Huamei Baby.

Appendix:

Requirements for Children to Apply for Travel Permit of the People's Republic of China

First, provide materials:

1, the original and photocopy of the child's foreign passport information page, the Hong Kong stamp page and the latest entry and exit stamp page;

2. The original and photocopy of the children's travel card and pass, and the latest entry and exit stamp;

3. The original and photocopy of the child's birth certificate;

4. Two-inch color passport photo in triplicate;

5. Please fill in the application form for the Travel Permit of the People's Republic of China (for children)1;

6. Original and photocopy of the information page of China travel documents (passports, two-way permits, etc.). ) and the foreign visa page held by both parents;

7. Original and photocopy of China travel documents (passport, two-way permit, etc.). ) and the foreign visa page held by both parents when the child was born;

8. The original and photocopy of the ID card of both parents or one of them residing in Hong Kong, and the original and photocopy of the endorsement page for valid residence in Hong Kong;

9. A written statement issued by both parents that the child has no foreign nationality.