The specific steps to apply for a passport are as follows:

Step 1: Go to a photo studio to take a passport photo (just tell them to apply for a passport, it will be ￥15 the next day, ￥20 on the spot, 4 photos)

Step 2: After going to the police station where the household registration is located to issue a household registration certificate (or directly get the household registration book), in rural areas, go to the Exit and Entry Management Office of the Public Security Bureau of the county-level city to apply for it.

Step 3: Photocopy the ID card (I forgot to photocopy it when applying, so I took the photo twice... ugh)

Step 4: Bring 2 photos, household registration Original certificate, copy and original ID card, RMB 221.5. Go to the Public Security Bureau where the household registration is located

Step 5: When you get there, get your number first, then get a form from the table over there and fill it out for about 5 minutes Minutes, it will almost be your turn by then.

PS: There are two windows over there. I did it at window 2. The aunt was a bit old and moved very slowly. . . Typing on the keyboard is the same as embroidery. . . At that time, I really wanted to grab it and help her get it, but the two people over there had very good attitudes. I was quite surprised at that time because civil servants had received a salary increase. . . Haha

There is another one, the passport production fee is 200, and the ￥21.5 is for sending EMS (if two people apply together and send them together, the price is ￥27.5). This money is spent because 10 EMS are sent. Working days, you have to wait 15 working days to get it.