How can I return home with only 9G workers in the Philippines?

People with ability can find good jobs anywhere, and there are also many people who have worked from China in the Philippines. The type of visa that everyone needs to apply for is 9G work visa. Only this visa can allow everyone to work legally in the Philippines, and the content of the work must be reasonable and legal, and related work needs to be carried out within the validity period of the visa, if there are overdue or other problems, it will affect the process of returning home.

Introduction of 9G Work Sign

The visa that people working in the Philippines need to apply for is a 9G work visa. The prerequisite for applying for this visa is to have an invitation letter from a Philippine company before they can apply at the Philippine Embassy in China, and to ensure that they are after going to the Philippines. Work in this work unit, and the content of the work is legal and reasonable.

In addition to the invitation letter, personal identification is required to handle the 9G work visa. Under normal circumstances, working abroad is carried out in the form of groups, so there are few individual individuals to handle it. Everyone is handed over to a professional agency for corresponding handling. Even individuals can handle it very quickly.

The validity period of 9G work visa is divided into three types, one is one year, the other is two years, and the last is three years. Under normal circumstances, everyone handles two years as a validity period. If necessary, continue to apply for extension.

Can I return from the Philippines with a 9G visa?

Another advantage of the 9G work visa is that there is no limit on the number of entry and exit times, that is to say, if you hold a regular Philippine work visa, you can return to China at any time as long as it is within the validity period without any restrictions.

If your 9G job visa is lost, you can apply to the Chinese embassy in the Philippines with a valid certificate issued by your unit, and you can get the same visa as the original certificate. If there is no proof, you need to apply for a blank travel permit at the embassy, lower your work visa, and then go to the Philippine Immigration Bureau to apply for the relevant entry visa. If you have worked for more than 6 months, you still need to apply for customs clearance, and then you can return home.

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