Going abroad is definitely a passport, so you need to know how to apply for a passport when your hukou is in college, which is a problem that many students will encounter. We need to abide by the relevant regulations. Generally speaking, we can apply for passports at the entry-exit administration department where the university is located. I have compiled the following contents to answer your questions, hoping to help you.

1. How to apply for a university account passport?

If the household registration has been moved to the school, you can only apply for a passport at the exit-entry administration department of the public security bureau where the school is located.

1, line up for photos (it is unnecessary to prepare in advance)

Step 2 fill in the application form

3. Queue wheel number

4. After the transfer, submit the application form, copy of ID card and household registration book, photos and photo receipt.

5. Submit the original ID card and household registration book.

Step 6 pay for it

7. Get the receipt (remember to get the receipt, which is the passport certificate).

Secondly, you need to carry the following information.

1. Original and photocopy of ID card;

2. The original and photocopy of the household registration book; (Because my account has been moved to the school, it is a collective account of the school, and the account book is managed by the relevant management department of the school, so I can ask the school to provide the account card. )

3. The copy is A4 (the front and back of the ID card need to be copied, and the home page and the page where the account card is located need to be copied);

4. Two-inch bareheaded plane color recent photo, dark collared coat with white background. The photo size is 48X33mm, the head width is 2 1-24mm, and the head length is 28-33mm (you must take photos in the photo studio designated by the Public Security Bureau, or you can take photos when entering or leaving the country. Remember to bring a photo receipt, and it is recommended to take photos when entering or leaving the country);

As I am a student at school, I may ask your school for advice when entering or leaving the country, so you'd better ask the relevant departments of the school for advice in advance.