Can I stay in the Philippines if my 9A visa is overdue?

Because of some uncontrollable time factors, if the visa in the Philippines is overdue and you want to stay in the Philippines, it is illegal to stay in the Philippines, which is a violation of the local policy of the Philippines. If it is serious, it will be blacklisted in the Philippines, causing irreparable impact. Yi You International will share with you "Can I continue to stay in the Philippines after my 9A visa expires" and explain it around this topic.

Can I stay in the Philippines if my 9A visa is overdue?

The 9A visa epidemic is not allowed to stay in the Philippines, because this is a violation of the local policy of the Philippines and illegal detention. Because of work or life problems, if you want to stay in the Philippines, you need to pay all the fines and then convert the visa to 9G.

The 9A visa is overdue and the process of continuing to stay in the Philippines is overdue.

1, need to pay two years of overdue fines

2, need to pay the visa extension fee.

3, need to handle Philippine MR fines

4. Conversion of visa to 9G work visa (MR is required to convert to 9G work visa)

9G work visa

The 9G work visa is issued by the Immigration Bureau. It is the most common work visa in the Philippines and is used in most industries. The validity period of the 9G work visa is divided into: 1 year, 2 years, and 3 years. It can be renewed when it expires, and it can also enter and exit multiple times during the validity period. It takes three to six months to apply for a 9G work visa, but only one month to apply for it.

Therefore, if you want to stay in the Philippines after the 9A visa is overdue, you need to pay all the fines and then convert the visa to a 9G work visa. These are some methods of staying in the Philippines after the 9A visa expires, and a summary of the 9G visa, hoping to help everyone. If you have any other questions about this, please consult our online customer service of Yiyou International.