What are the working hours and visa types of Philippine Immigration Bureau?

If you go to a strange country, you must first understand two places, one is the location of the Chinese Embassy, and the other is the location of the local National Immigration Bureau. At the same time, they also have a certain understanding of their working hours and business, which is a necessary common sense for going abroad. It can also avoid some unnecessary troubles for everyone.

Introduction to Working Hours of Philippine Immigration Bureau

Different countries will determine their work and vacation time according to their own living habits and customs. There are 17 holidays in the Philippine Immigration Bureau each year, 10 of which are legal holidays. The other seven are special types of non-working holidays. In addition to these holidays, there are 2 additional special non-working holidays. During holidays, the Philippine Immigration Bureau does not work.

The working hours at work are from 8: 00 in the morning to 8: 00 in the evening. The work is a break, so there is no rest at noon and you can work as usual. Because the immigration bureau involves a wide range of office contents and many things, it usually doesn't leave work until 8 p.m.

What visa types do Filipino immigrants have

There are two types of work visas in the Philippines, one is a temporary work visa, the visa period is 3 months, and the other is a formal work visa. The working time is one to three years, and the average company will choose two years as a standard.

Temporary work visa is a visa that can work normally in the Philippines but does not have the qualification to enter or leave the country. If the work is completed or you want to go abroad in the middle of the work, you need the cooperation of a tourist visa. Moreover, this temporary visa can only be renewed twice, adding up to half a year. Once the working money is extended, the corresponding tourist visa also needs to be extended. The official work visa is eligible for entry and exit, but there will be a limit on the number of times.

In addition to work visas, there are tourist visas, and long-term residence rights after becoming the Philippines, as well as visa types for retired immigrants. According to different needs, apply for corresponding visas and be able to live and work normally in the Philippines.

If you have any other questions, you can consult customer service and have detailed answers on the type of visa and how to handle it. And provide you with a more detailed treatment plan.