MOFA allows public to submit passport renewal applicationsatTaoyuanAirport (2013/08/26) Ministry of Foreign Affairs The general public is taking advantage of a new benefit that was previously reserved for those with connections in high places. All citizens can now apply for emergency passport renewals at TaoyuanAirport, in the wake of reports that Vice President Wu Den-yih’s grandson was given this VIP service last week. council / counsel / consul / consult / diplomat Bureau of Consular Affairs staff at TaoyuanAirport are closely examining these documents and expediting new passports for Taiwanese citizens traveling abroad. Staff at this counter are busy assembling documents to be reviewed and stamped. examine / examination / exam Everyone is busy because last Friday, Vice President Wu Den-yih's grandsonhad his passport renewed at the airport within one hour. After this news was made public, many citizenswere hoping to use the same expedited service.
“There’s a precedent. (Before) the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said there wasn’t enough time, but it was able to do it in time for this person.”
Over the past two years, the average daily number of rushedpassport renewals at the airport was just 0.44. However, on Sunday alone, this office received 13 applications.
“Before, we didn’t know we had this right.Now that we know, we will definitely make use of it.”
Lo Shu-lei KMT Legislator If this high-profile passport incident means people can enjoy an additional service from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, I think it’s a good outcome.
The reason Vice President Wu Den-yih’s grandson was granted emergency passport renewal was “leisure trip abroad.” Criticismled the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to offer the same service to people without high connections, but how will four staff working in this office deal with the onslaught of passport applications?
MOFA allows public to submit passport renewal applications at Taoyuan Airport (2013/08/26)
The general public is taking advantage of a new benefit that was previously reserved for those with connections in high places. All citizens can now apply for emergency passport renewals at Taoyuan Airport, in the wake of reports that Vice President Wu Den-yih’s grandson was given this VIP service last week.
Bureau of Consular Affairs staff at Taoyuan Airport are closely examining these documents and expediting new passports for Taiwanese citizens travelling abroad. Staff at this counter are busy assembling documents to be reviewed and stamped.
Everyone is busy because last Friday, Vice President Wu Den-yih's grandson had his passport renewed at the airport within one hour. After this news was made public, many citizens were hoping to use the same expedited service.
“There’s a precedent. (Before) the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said there wasn’t enough time, but it was able to do it in time for this person.”
Over the past two years, the average daily number of rushed passport renewals at the airport was just 0.44. However, on Sunday alone, this office received 13 applications.
“Before, we didn’t know we had this right. Now that we know, we will definitely make use of it.”
Lo Shu-lei KMT Legislator If this high-profile passport incident means people can enjoy an additional service from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, I think it’s a good outcome.
The reason Vice President Wu Den-yih’s grandson was granted emergency passport renewal was “leisure trip abroad.” Criticism led the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to offer the same service to people without high connections, but how will four staff working in this office deal with the onslaught of passport applications?
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