Can I apply for a Philippine visa with a criminal record?

There are many people applying for Philippine visas. Some people want to travel, but they have left criminal records for violating Chinese laws. Want to know, have a criminal record can apply for a Philippine visa?

Under normal circumstances, people with a criminal record do not affect the passport processing, but whether it affects the visa depends on the visa policy of the destination country. Generally speaking, if you travel to the Philippines, you are not required to issue a notarization without a criminal record. There is no review, and this kind of situation can also apply for a Philippine visa.

It should be noted that whether a person with a criminal record can successfully pass the examination in the end when applying for a visa shall be subject to the examination results of the Philippine Embassy. In fact, if some personnel already hold valid visas, but during the validity of the visa, they are not allowed to leave the country according to relevant regulations because of the violation of the law.

For example, if the sentence has not yet been executed or is a defendant in a criminal case or a suspect of a crime of power; if there is an outstanding civil case, the people's court decides not to leave the country; if he is subject to criminal punishment for obstructing the management of the country (border) or because of Illegal exit, illegal residence, illegal employment, being repatriated by other countries or regions, and not being allowed to leave the country within the prescribed number of years; may endanger national security and interests, the relevant competent department of the State Council decides not to leave the country.

It can be said that whether the applicant can pass the Philippine visa examination has something to do with what crime he has committed and the type of visa he has chosen. In general, there is no problem with simple travel and family visits. However, if you want to apply for an immigration visa, you will definitely require the applicant to issue a certificate of no crime, and will also verify the relevant information of the applicant, and once verified, the visa will inevitably be refused.

In fact, not only the Philippines, but also those who apply for visas from any country and have criminal records are facing the possibility of visa refusal. Therefore, you must be careful before submitting your application. For more information, please contact online customer service.