上海20个出入境接待大厅开启“夜场”模式 满足民众寒假春节前办证需求

Core Viewpoint - Shanghai has launched its first night-time service for immigration document processing to better serve citizens, particularly students and employees, without the need for appointments [1][3]. Group 1: Night-time Service Launch - The first night-time service was opened at the Changning Public Security Bureau's immigration management office on January 9, allowing citizens to process immigration documents without prior appointments [1][3]. - The service is aimed at all Chinese citizens with immigration needs, covering ordinary passports and travel permits for Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan [3][6]. Group 2: Additional Night-time Sessions - In addition to the January 9 launch, all 20 immigration reception halls in Shanghai will be open throughout January, with two more night-time sessions scheduled for January 16 and January 23 at specific locations [6][8]. - The additional sessions will be held at the Changning District Hongqiao One-stop Service Center and the Gubei Reception Hall to facilitate document processing for the public [6]. Group 3: Online Application Options - The immigration management department recommends eligible applicants to utilize the "full online application" process, allowing residents aged 16 and above to submit requests for document renewal or replacement online [8][9]. - Applicants can receive their new documents via express delivery without needing to queue in person, provided they have previously submitted their fingerprints [9].