Why do you want to make an annual report when you are in the Philippines? What are the functions of the annual report?

The main roles of foreigners in the Philippines in conducting annual reports on schedule are as follows:

1. If the registration form is incomplete or incomplete, the visa will be canceled.

2. If you cannot submit it on time, you will be fined or canceled.

3. Any change in personal data (such as marital status, nationality, address and others) must be reported to the Immigration Bureau in writing to avoid sanctions, including imprisonment for not more than six months.

4. Fees must be paid in the first two months of each year for perennial registration, unless exempted by law.

5. If there is a plan to travel and the alien identity card (I-CARD) will become invalid or replaced, it must be handled at least three months in advance.

6. The information on the alien identity card (I-CARD) must be checked. If any discrepancies or errors are found, the Immigration Bureau shall be notified immediately.

7. Avoid providing false, misleading or fraudulent immigration matters, so as not to face the pain of visa cancellation, certificate confiscation or deportation.