How to deal with Philippine visa expiration and detention

During the epidemic in the Philippines, many customers' visas were overdue. When going to the Immigration Bureau to go through the formalities, they all need to pay a fine or fee. However, some personnel will avoid this situation in time. Today, let's talk about how to deal with the visa expiration and detention in the Philippines?

What is the overdue fine in the Philippines

Still depends on the length of the expiration time, the overdue time is long, the natural fine is also high. For example, the fine for one month after the visa expires is basically 500-1000P, and the court fee needs to be paid at this time. If the visa expires for more than 6 months, the signature of the director is required when the visa is overdue at this time. In this case, a monthly fine of 500-1000P is required for the signature fee of the director. If it is overdue for more than one year, you are already on the Philippine blacklist at this time, you need to find an intermediary to eliminate the blacklist before handling the overdue fine. If you are more than 2 years overdue, you can only be forced to leave the country.

An Analysis of Different Visa Situation in Philippines

1. Generally, a fine of 500-1000P is required for one month's expiration.

2. Expiration for more than 6 months, because the director is required to sign this, and the director will be fined 500-1000P per month.

3. More than 1 year, basically will black single name, find an intermediary to deal with it. Process: A fine of 500-1000P per month for the signature fee of the director (this fee is much higher than that of the month)

4. More than 2 years (forced exit)

Process: A fine of 500-1000P per month for the signature fee of the director (this fee is much higher than that of the month). The court period fee is forced to leave the country (order to leave)

Therefore, it is recommended that you do not have overdue visas. This will have many bad consequences. In fact, there is really no need to overdue visas. Of course, if you want to solve the overdue visas, but you don't want to go out, all this can be handed over to us., So that you don't have to worry about anything, we have the full power to do it for you, and then send it to your home. Finally, I wish you every day in the Philippines.