Philippine Immigration Bureau Perennial Report 2022 | Do you want to do your visa? How? Will it be blacklisted if you don't do it?

The deadline for perennial reports of the Philippine Immigration Bureau in 2022 is March 1. The Immigration Bureau reminds foreigners in the Philippines to report on schedule. If they are not in the Philippines before March 1, they can still submit the report within 30 days after returning to the Philippines, provided that the visa is valid upon re-entry.

If you fail to report on time, you will face fines, visa cancellation, deportation or imprisonment!

1. who needs to handle perennial reports

1, 9G work sign

2, 9F student sign

3. 13A Marriage Visa

4. Local-born aliens

5. Amnesty visa

Reminder: Retirement Visa SRRV, Investment Immigration Visa SIRV and CEZA do not require perennial reports. There is no need to apply for a perennial report for a tourist visa.

What is the role of 2. annual reports

1. If the registration form is incomplete or incomplete, the visa will be canceled.

2. If you cannot submit it on time, you will be fined or canceled.

3. Any change in personal data (such as marital status, nationality, address and others) must be reported to the Immigration Bureau in writing to avoid sanctions, including imprisonment for not more than six months.

4. Fees must be paid in the first two months of each year for perennial registration, unless exempted by law.

5. If there is a plan to travel and the alien identity card (I-CARD) will become invalid or replaced, it must be handled at least three months in advance.

6. The information on the alien identity card (I-CARD) must be checked. If any discrepancies or errors are found, the Immigration Bureau shall be notified immediately.

7. Avoid providing false, misleading or fraudulent immigration matters, so as not to face the pain of visa cancellation, certificate confiscation or deportation.

Notes on 3. Perennial Reports

1. Invoice Fee: 300 Philippine Dollar Annual Report Fee: 10 Philippine Dollar Legal Fee;

2, need to show the original ACR I card and valid passport

3. The annual reporting time is from January 3 to March 1, 2022, limited to Monday to Friday, from 8: 00 a.m. to 4: 00 p.m!

4. Fines: 200 Philippine dollars per month, up to 2000 Philippine dollars per year for reconsideration 1010 Philippine dollars 500 Philippine dollars for express fees

5. Which groups can not actually report for duty?

A. Minors under 14 years of age

B. elderly people over 65 years old

C. Persons with disabilities or pregnant women

Note: Affected by the outbreak of coronary pneumonia, the Philippine Immigration Bureau still requires foreigners to make an appointment on their official website in advance, and then go to the headquarters or office of the Immigration Bureau to handle business. If the new crown vaccine has been fully vaccinated, the appointment can be exempted, and the vaccination card must be presented when going to the Immigration Bureau.