What are the restrictions on the Philippine ceza visa? Can you stay after the visa is reduced?

There are many visas in the Philippines, so working in the Philippines requires a work visa. In addition to the 9G work visa, there is also a visa for a special industry -- ceza, which is a common visa for spinach industry. At that time, many people applied for a certain industry. So are there any restrictions on holding ceza visa? Next, let's introduce in detail the relevant matters of ceza visa in the Philippines.

Ceza visa introduction

Ceza visa is a visa for spinach industry. Compared with 9G labor visa, it is relatively simple to apply for a visa, and the speed of issuing a visa is also very fast. Ceza only needs to go through the Ministry of Labor. Ceza visa is valid for only one year. When you expire, you need to apply for a visa reduction. After the visa reduction, you will bring your own departure order (otl), which will restrict you from leaving the country within 59 days, otherwise you will become a blacklist. In the Philippines, the 9G worker's visa reduction is a travel visa or a stay. This is the difference.

When you hold a ceza visa, we do not recommend you to go back directly, because everyone knows what this visa does, so you will intercept it when you leave the country. At the same time, as an industry that is severely cracked down in China, you are like a door-to-door express delivery. Therefore, it is recommended that you leave the country after lowering your visa and make a job certificate at the same time, in this way, it is relatively smooth to return to and leave the country. When you want to know something in the Philippines, you can contact Yiyou International directly.

If you still have any questions, please contact our online customer service directly. We will answer your questions more professionally. For those who specialize in visa appointments in the Philippines, as long as you want to know more, you can communicate with our customer service and hope to help you.