By: Nikita Nikhil
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Have you lost your passport in a foreign country? Fret not and act fast. Here's an easy guide to help you handle the situation and get back home safely.
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Check your bags, hotel room, and last visited spots. Most of the times, passports are just replaced and not lost.
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Visit the nearest police station and file a report. This would be useful for both embassy formalities and travel insurance claims.
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Quickly locate your country's embassy and inform them. They'll help issue an emergency travel document after verifying your identity.
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Gather all documents - a police report, passport photos, ID proof, and a copy of your lost passport if available.
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Make sure to stay away from people who claim to fix your problem for a fee. Always work and coordinate directly with official government agencies.
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If you are close to your departure date, inform the airline. You may need to reschedule your flight depending on how soon you get your travel documents.
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To know what happens if you don't turn on flight mode while flying, click here.
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