What are the main visas that can enter the Philippines after the epidemic?

It's been 2 years since the epidemic, and more and more friends are thinking about the Philippines, and recently they 've always been able to receive a private letter asking me: Can I still enter the Philippines now, and how can I go to the Philippines now? If it was before the epidemic, I don't think you would ask, before that, as long as you have a passport, you can get a visa on arrival or a tourist visa to enter the Philippines, which is very fast and. Although the Philippines has gradually relaxed its entry policy after the epidemic, the Philippines has not been fully opened up so far. So today we will sort out the visa processing process for entering the Philippines ~ I hope this article will be helpful to you, and I hope this article can be invalidated as soon as possible. after all, we still like to use a simple and quick way to talk to the Philippines about the journey ~ ~

At present, the travel visa to enter the Philippines has been closed, so there are three main types of visas to enter the Philippines: 9G work visa, business visa and SRRV retirement visa.

(I) 9G Work Sign

First of all, you already have a Philippine 9G job signature, so as long as your job signature is still valid (it should be noted that your job signature has not been lowered by your unit and your affiliated unit has not gone bankrupt, otherwise your job signature is invalid), then you can go to the Philippines ~ when entering the country, remember to prepare the payment invoice and exit stamp for the last time you leave the Philippines (if you have lost it, you can make up for it), prepare the certificate of return to the Philippines (the small team can handle it), and effectively isolate the hotel order (the length of isolation will vary according to different countries and whether you are vaccinated or not, at present, vaccinators from countries on the Philippines green list are free of quarantine), and you have to bring your work card and work paper.

At present, the entry of the work visa is relatively simple, the customs clearance rate is very low, and the entry rate is generally very high, unless you can't even say the name of your work visa affiliated unit when you enter the country ~

So at this time, some friends have to ask, what if there is no work sign? Don't worry, the small editor's dry goods are ready, now you can handle the work sign!

Information for handling 9G work visas: At present, work visas with different validity periods of 1 year, 2 years and 3 years can be handled (the cost will be different ~). You need to provide the electronic version of the applicant's passport, height, weight, contact information and electronic version of the photo. The construction period is 1-2 months.

Brief Introduction of 9G Work Sign Process:

1. Submit passport home page and other personal information-electronic photo-country address-mobile phone number-email

2. Organize materials for AEP of the Ministry of Labor

3. After AEP is approved, the relevant materials shall be mailed to the applicant for signature outside the country and sent back to the Philippines.

4. Immigration Bureau applies for 9G approval

5. The approval was transferred to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Philippines and to the applicant's nearest overseas consulate.

6. The guest receives the notice from the consulate and signs the 9G signature.

After entering the Philippines within 7.90 days and entering the Philippines for isolation, the Immigration Bureau will print

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(II) business sign

The entry method of the business visa is similar to the process of the work visa. Bring the original passport, the business visa you already have, prepare the work ID (which requires specific positions), effectively isolate hotels, bank cards, etc. The difference is that the business visa also requires the approval of the Philippine Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the guarantee letter of the Philippine company, as well as the return ticket (to prove that you will come back, not to stay in the Philippines).

At present, there will be some differences in the material requirements of consulates in various regions that handle business signatures. Now, Xiao Bian mainly takes Beijing consulates as an example to list the procedures for everyone ~

Application materials for business visa of Beijing consulate: (face-to-face visa is required)

1. Copy of the front and back of the applicant's ID card and the first page of the passport

2, 2 2-inch white background photos and 2-inch white background electronic photos

-Ordinary passport holders fill out a visa application form for business.

3. Names and ages of parents, spouses and children (also required for deceased)

4. The applicant's round-trip air ticket and hotel order (with or without)

5. The Chinese dispatch letter is accompanied by an English translation (the head of the company, the position of the applicant, the name and position of the leader of the unit at the signing office are printed, signed and sealed)

6. Confirmation letter written by the inviting party to the Philippine embassy (name and position of the inviter at the signature office are printed, signed and sealed)-if the inviting party is a government agency or an international organization, it is necessary to send a confirmation letter to the Philippine Ministry of Foreign Affairs and provide a copy to the embassy.

7. Invitation letter notarized by the Philippines

8. Copy of Inviter's Passport-If the inviter is not a Philippine citizen, he/she must provide copies of his/her visa page and passport information page, front and back of the visa.

9. A copy of the inviting party's business license or registration.

10. Approval of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

(III) SRRV retirement sign

SRRV retirement visa currently implements a direct entry policy without approval, and the entry procedures are particularly simple, so if you only have SRRV retirement visa, you don't have to worry about the difficulty of entering the Philippines (but the application for changing to retirement visa has been suspended at present).

What needs to be paid attention to when entering the country is to check whether your SRRV is within the validity period. If it is overdue, you need to pay for the annual examination in advance. Then prepare the SRRV card and visa paper (if you lose it, you need to reissue it in advance, otherwise you cannot enter the Philippines. finally, if you have not been vaccinated and the country you passed through is not a green list country, you still need to effectively isolate the hotel order ~