Guidelines for Handling Tourist Visa for Philippine Consulate in Beijing (Valid for 90 Days and Stay for 59 Days)

Tourist visa for Philippine consulate in Beijing (face-to-face visa is required):

(valid for 90 days, stay for 59 days)

1. Copy of original passport and information page, copy of front and back of ID card

2. Two two-inch white background photos

3. Application form for basic personal information; (I fill in and sign)

4. Deposit certificate (not less than 20,000, frozen until returned)

5. Other proof of economic capacity (one of the following):

A. work certificate (company title, applicant's position, salary, name and position of personnel supervisor (printed), signature and official seal);

B. Proof of personal property, with English translation;

c. Invitation letter from a reputable Filipino company or Filipino citizen (a copy of his passport or government-issued ID card is required)

6. Round trip ticket paper travel itinerary

7. International Vaccine Certificate (Yellow Edition) or Paper Printing of Hotel Orders (Option 1)

8. New coronavirus health insurance ($35,000.00)

* Children under the age of 15 need to add a copy of the birth certificate and a copy of the child's air ticket on the basis of the information. If there is no ID card, please copy the account book with the ID card page;

*:: Visa officers or in accordance with existing laws and regulations of the Philippine government, request supplementary documents, do not accept visa applications or refuse visas;

* Those who are not in the Beijing consular area where the passport is issued must sign in person.

* No face-to-face visa for the consular area of Beijing Consulate: Heilongjiang, Jilin, Liaoning, Hebei, Shaanxi, Shanxi, Shandong, Henan, Gansu, Xinjiang, Ningxia, Inner Mongolia, Sichuan (excluding Chongqing), Beijing and Tianjin, a total of 12 provinces and two cities.