There are 9G workers in the Philippines. Is there anything wrong with returning home?

The first thing to know when going abroad and returning home is whether the visa you have applied for complies with the regulations and whether you can freely enter and exit within the validity period of the visa. Therefore, everyone needs to have a certain understanding of their visas to know if there is 9G returning home in the Philippines.

What is the 9G visa in Philippines

The 9G visa is a formal work visa for foreign workers in the Philippines. That is to say, with this visa, you can enjoy formal work treatment during your work in the Philippines, and you don't have to worry about any visa legacy. However, most of the people are temporary workers in the Philippines. This visa has a short validity period and needs to apply for a 9G visa to continue working in the Philippines. Otherwise, they will be repatriated to the country. This temporary worker visa is also very restrictive, especially on the issue of entry and exit. It is a one-time visa. If you return to China, you can no longer use it.

The validity period of 9G work visa is divided into three types, one year, two years and three years. During this period, you can apply for the relevant validity period according to your own needs. The most important thing is that during this validity period, you can use your visa to travel between China and the Philippines. There is no limit on the number of times, anytime.

What if your visa expires during your return to China?

If your Philippine 9G visa expires during your return, you need to reapply, or you can reapply for your original visa after the company issues a work certificate. If you don't have a company certificate, you need to restart the order of applying for 9G visa, or apply for other visas to enter the Philippines before applying for a work visa.

One problem that needs to be paid attention to is that if your visa expires under abnormal circumstances and you still need to go back to work, you should be careful that your visa has entered the blacklist of the Philippines, so when you reapply for a visa, it is best to find an agency to deal with it, so as to ensure that you are not in the blacklist, or when you are in the blacklist, you can wash it.

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