Do you have to pay a fine for overdue tourist visas in the Philippines?

Do you have to pay a fine if you don't renew your tourist visa? Generally speaking, if you don't renew your tourist visa, you have to pay the corresponding fine, but the specific amount of fine, how long will you have to pay the fine, which needs to be combined with how long your tourist visa has been overdue. There are different fines for each overdue period. EasyGo Easy Travel International will now analyze and analyze the fines to be paid for the overdue travel sign. Please look down patiently.

Overdue tourist visa

Suppose you forget to renew the visa, the tourist visa is overdue for one or two days or less than six months, don't worry about the fine, as long as you are not overdue for six months, you don't have to pay the fine, but you have to pay the normal renewal fee. The renewal fee should not be too easy compared with the fine. Some customers are not so lucky.

If the tourist visa is overdue for more than six months, the difference between the higher fees will not be one and a half. You need to pay the renewal fee, the visa overdue fee (500-1000 pesos per month, at least 3000 pesos overdue for six months), and also make an MR payment of 40,000 pesos. In case of two years overdue, the fine is two or three times the normal procedure, and the amount is very staggering. The fine alone will cost 5,000-6,000 pesos per month, the visa extension will cost 7500 pesos, and the 40,000 MR and 500 pesos customs clearance will not be returned to the country without 80,000 RMB.

Other solutions

Customers who work and travel outside are really unable to pay the sky-high fine, or are more than 2 years overdue. They feel that it is not worth paying the fine. They ask Xiaobian if there is any more cost-effective way to deal with it. In fact, there are some methods. You can return to China through repatriation, you can handle it yourself, or you can find EasyGo International Agency to handle it for you. But one thing you must think clearly, once you do not solve the problem of overdue Philippine visa, it will become a Philippine blacklist, and you will not be able to go to the Philippines without washing white records.

Materials for applying to the Philippine Immigration Bureau for repatriation: your original passport, original travel permit and photocopy of your ID card, you can get NBI's crime-free certificate within three to five working days. After all the materials are passed, the Immigration Bureau will inform you to press your fingerprint. EasyGo Easy Travel International will also let you buy a return ticket in time, pick up the ticket and board the plane. Someone will help you next to a set of procedures. If you are confused about the process of repatriation, please contact our EasyGo International Customer Service.