How should I prepare the required application materials for studying in the Philippines?

When applying for studying in the Philippines, you need to prepare a lot of materials and corresponding translations. Next, follow EasyGo Easy Travel International to see what materials need to be prepared.

Application materials to be prepared

● Application form for registration;

● Submit a copy of ID card and passport home page (valid for more than 6 months);

● 8 identification photos within 3 months (specifications: 2 inches/white background, same specifications as Philippine visa photos);

● Submit the notarization of the translation of the highest degree certificate in duplicate (if you are a doctor, you must also provide a bachelor's degree certificate);

● Submit the highest diploma translation notarization, in duplicate (if you are a doctor, you need to provide a bachelor's degree certificate);

● Submit the translation and notarization of the highest academic transcript in duplicate (if you are a doctor, you must also provide the undergraduate transcript);

:: Submit a certificate of no criminal record for notarization, in duplicate;

● Complete double certification of embassy;

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Among them, graduation certificate, degree certificate, transcript and proof of no criminal record need to be prepared by the applicant in advance.

Graduation certificate, degree certificate, transcript

Students studying in the Philippines need to prepare their highest diploma, highest degree certificate and original academic transcript in advance (if they are doctoral students, they also need to provide undergraduate information). If the student is still a student, he or she needs a certificate of study issued by his or her university.

No criminal record certificate

Generally speaking, applicants need to bring their original ID card or household registration book to the police station where their household registration is located. If you are an applicant who has lived in other places for a long time and is not in the place of household registration, if you can provide a temporary residence permit or residence permit for more than one year, you can also go to the public security organ of your place of residence.

Proof of personal assets

Some institutions in the Philippines also require applicants to submit proof of personal assets. Proof of personal assets requires the applicant to bring his original ID card to the bank for proof.

After the above preparations are completed, you can bring your original ID card or household registration book and prepared materials to a qualified notary office for "foreign-related notarization". The notary office will notarize the required business according to the application of the party concerned, and issue a notarization certificate to the party concerned (including: copies of each material, English translation of each material, and proof of Chinese materials, proof of English translation materials).