The latest Philippine 9A visa policy: What information do you need to provide for a business/travel visa? How much does it cost?

It has been nearly two years since the Philippines' 9A visa was closed. As early as March, the Philippine government officially announced the opening of tourist visas on April 1. Although it is true that Philippine tourist visas can be used for entry from April 1, it is very troublesome to apply for Philippine tourist visas at first. It is not only necessary to provide a large amount of materials, but also to go visa-free. By now, the Philippine travel visa has begun to relax and it is easier to enter the Philippines. Let's have a brief understanding of what information needs to be submitted to handle the Philippines now. How much does it cost?

What information do you need to submit for a Philippine 9A tourist visa?

For 9A travel visa, you need to provide: original passport, electronic 2-inch photo, frozen for 20,002 months, new coronavirus insurance (US $35000).

What information do you need to submit for a Philippine 9A business visa?

For 9A business visa, you need to provide: the original passport, the original ID card, the electronic version of the two-inch white color photo, the new crown insurance (the insured amount is 35000 US dollars) and the Chinese and English version of the employment certificate.

How much does it cost to handle a travel/business visa?

At present, the cost of travel visa is about 1500-2000 yuan, while business visa is slightly more expensive, about 3000 yuan.

Do I need a face-to-face visa for a travel/business visa?

At present, if you want to apply for a travel visa in the Philippines, except for the lower city, other regions need to sign in person: Heilongjiang, Jilin, Liaoning, Hebei, Shaanxi, Shanxi, Shandong, Henan, Gansu, Xinjiang, Ningxia, Inner Mongolia, Sichuan (excluding Chongqing) Beijing and Tianjin, business signatures do not need in person.