1. Now, you can apply for Tibet border card in Lhasa. The process is simple. Just bring your ID card to Lhasa Frontier Brigade.

Processing location: border defense card processing hall (you can find it directly by searching on the map).

Proof: as long as the original ID card. Need to be present in person, need face recognition.

Time for applying for the certificate: 09: 30 am-12: 20 am, afternoon 15: 30- 17: 50 am, and the working hours on weekends and holidays remain unchanged.

Registration fee: free of charge. You can get it at the scene.

Validity: one month.

2. If you need to apply in advance in the Mainland, you should bring your ID card to the public security organ where your household registration is located. Generally, it will be handled free of charge and can be obtained on the spot. As far as I know, many places in the mainland have stopped issuing Tibetan border defense cards.

3. If you are a friend who went to Everest Ali with a group in Lhasa, the travel agency will handle it uniformly, that is, you don't have to worry about the border defense certificate.

Matters needing attention in handling border defense documents:

1. If you don't know the destination, write down the whole territory directly, as follows: counties in Shigatse, Shannan border, counties in Ali and counties in Linzhi.

2. If you have a passport and apply for a visa and go to Nepal via Geelong, then Geelong doesn't need to apply for a border card. Passport can be used as a border card, but you still need to apply for a border card to go to other border areas. Affected by foreign epidemics, Nepal is still in a state of "closed door" and cannot go during this time.

3. Because it is very convenient to apply for border card in Lhasa now, many people come to apply for it, especially on holidays. I suggest you line up in advance to avoid delaying your trip.

To sum up, the border card is also called the border card. Tibet border card is your certificate for business or tourism in Tibet border area. It is a kind of examination and filing of your identity in Tibet. To put it bluntly, it is a pass.

Legal basis:

Article 4 of the People's Republic of China (PRC) Identity Card Law

Resident identity cards should use standardized Chinese characters and digital symbols that meet national standards.

The organs of self-government of ethnic autonomous areas may, according to the local actual situation, decide to use the language of the ethnic group exercising regional autonomy or choose a local common language as the content registered in Chinese on the resident identity card.