How to renew Philippine tourist visa for half a year

Many people want to renew their Philippine visas after they expire. So, what information is needed for the Philippine 9a tourist visa renewal policy and how to renew the Philippine tourist visa for half a year?

In the past, foreign tourists who traveled to the Philippines were only able to obtain a visa for two months at most when they were renewed by the Philippine Immigration Bureau after the visa reached the prescribed time limit.

If you want to stay in the Philippines for a long time, you must go to the Philippine Immigration Bureau every two months to go through some relevant procedures. This year, the Philippine Immigration Bureau stated that for foreign tourists who want to stay in the Philippines for a long time, they can apply to the local Philippine Immigration Bureau for a six-month long-term tourist visa.

First of all, you must have the original of a valid passport and a valid copy of the passport. When renewing, you must ensure that your passport is valid for more than half a year. At the end of the passport, there must be two unused blank visa pages.

When renewing, there is no stipulation that expired passports must be submitted. Two two-inch white or blue ID photos are also essential. A copy of the front and back of a valid ID card, the copied ID card must be clear and valid, and the ID card holder and the passport holder must be the same person.

These are the latest policies on the renewal of Philippine tourist visas that we have briefly introduced to you, as well as the materials needed for the renewal of Philippine tourist visas. If you have any questions, please consult the Philippine Visa Service Center.