How to get a business visa to the Philippines?

With the increasing international economic and trade exchanges, more and more cooperation between Chinese enterprises and Philippine enterprises is becoming more and more frequent. However, you need to apply for a visa to go to the Philippines. Some people want to know how to apply for a business visa to the Philippines?

The Philippine Embassy has strict examination of Philippine business visas. Applicants need to prepare materials that meet the requirements of the embassy according to their own conditions in order to obtain a Philippine visa smoothly. The specific materials to be prepared are as follows:

Personal application form, first page of the legal representative passport of the inviting company, photo, ID card, work certificate, deposit certificate, business license of the inviting company and mail of the inviting company to the Philippine Ministry of Foreign Affairs, air ticket order, passport, invitation letter, etc.

Applicants must ensure that the materials provided meet the corresponding requirements. For example, the original of personal deposit must be provided, and the balance cannot be less than 30000 yuan. Please write down the specific schedule and content for many times, and you need to do certification at the local law firm in the Philippines.

After preparing the materials, the applicant can go to the embassy or consulate to submit the materials. Philippine visas are divided into consular districts in China. At present, there are Beijing consular district, Shanghai consular district, Guangzhou consular district, Xiamen consular district and Chongqing consular district. The jurisdiction of different consular districts is different. Applicants need to submit visa application materials in the consular district according to the place where the passport is issued. But in fact, applicants can choose to apply for a visa at the nearest embassy or consulate.

After submitting the visa application materials, the applicant only needs to wait for the examination of the embassy or consulate. Generally, a single entry visa can be issued within 8-10 working days. If a multiple entry visa is applied, 10-15 working days are required.

It should be noted that whether the visa can be issued in the end is determined by the Philippine Embassy. Therefore, in the process of visa material review, if there is any doubt, the embassy will require the applicant to go to the embassy for an interview or supplementary information, which may extend the visa issuing time or refuse the visa directly.

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