How to apply for extension/extension when entering the Philippines with a visa from a developed country and staying for more than 7 days?

If you want to extend your stay in the Philippines (including those who hold various official visas, and, visa-free entry), you need to go to the Philippine Immigration Bureau (English: the Bureau of Immigration, abbreviation: BI) before the expiration of the allowed stay period.), apply for extension.

Therefore, you cannot apply for an extended visa in China, nor can you apply for an extended visa at an airport in the Philippines. You must go to the local immigration office in the Philippines.

1. Bring your passport and the completed application form for extension of stay in the Philippines (form: TVS-CGAF-VE-2016, PDF version can be downloaded in the silent answer lazy bag);

2. Pay the relevant fees (a detailed list will be made later in this article);

3. If it is a child, it is also necessary to attach his/her medical birth certificate;

4. If you act as an agent or entrust someone else to handle it, you need to provide a power of attorney (we did not find the template of this document);

5. Official processing time: 7 days, one week after the form is handed in, the passport will be retrieved. You can handle the urgent matter, send it today and take it tomorrow. In addition, you have to pay the urgent fee.

Simply put, the process is like this:Bring passport application form-> come to immigration office-> queue up to pay the form and pay the fee-> retrieve the passport in 7 days

For visa-free Chinese tourists:You can apply for an extension of 14 days, that is to say, you can enter the country free of charge, and you can stay for a total of 7.14=21 days.

After the Philippine extension is successfully obtained, a yellow label will be affixed to your passport, as shown in the following figure: