What is the reason why the Philippine work visa is overdue after the visa is lowered?

We all know that if you want to work in the Philippines, you have to hold a 9G work visa from the Philippines, otherwise you will be treated as an illegal worker by the Immigration Bureau. You would have to be fined a lot if you could not make a fortune abroad, and even face the result of being sent back to China. The 9G work visa has expired. I have just completed the visa reduction procedure, but I was prompted to be overdue. What is the reason?

9G work visa

It is the most common work visa in the Philippines. It is applicable to most industries. Holders of a 9G work visa can travel between China and the Philippines at will. There is no limit on the number of round trips, and they enjoy the protection rights of local laws in the Philippines. But because the Philippine work visa is only valid for up to three years, it expires in an uncareful manner. As long as you are still working in the Philippines, you will have to choose to lower your 9G work visa when it expires. If you do not lower your visa and continue to work in the company, you will still be regarded as an illegal worker. The specific process and matters needing attention of visa reduction are also explained in detail on the website by Yi You International. If you are interested, you can browse other articles on the website. Today, Xiao Bian mainly explains to you that 9G still faces overdue fines after visa reduction.

Late fines for visa reduction

When the 9G work visa expires, it is necessary to recalculate the validity period of the tourist visa when it is reduced from a work visa to a tourist visa. The shorter the time you can stay in the Philippines, the greater the risk of overdue visas. When you are downgraded to a tourist visa, you are told that the visa is overdue. There is no need to worry at this time. Generally, there is no fine if the visa is overdue for less than six months. You only need to go through the renewal procedures and pay the corresponding renewal fee.

If the overdue time is more than six months, under two years, you need to pay 500-1000 pesos per month, how many months overdue, you will be fined the corresponding pesos, plus the cost of renewal, the cost is still very high.

Yi You International reminds everyone here that it is not easy to work outside. You must hurry up to renew your visa before it expires. Don't wait until you pay a large amount of fees after it is overdue to know that you regret your dearly distressed. There is really no way out. As soon as the visa is overdue, we will contact us to deal with it for you immediately.