Can anyone with extended experience still apply for a Philippine visa?

Some Filipino visa holders failed to return to the country on time for various reasons and their visas were extended. When processing again, they were a little worried and wondered, can those who have extended experience still apply for a Philippine visa?

There are two ways for Chinese citizens who go to the Philippines to obtain a visa. One is to apply for a paper visa, and the other is to apply for a visa on arrival. Those who have extended experience can continue to apply for a Philippine visa, but the review is more stringent.

The Philippine visa can be extended, but it is more troublesome to apply for an extension. Internators should pay attention to the stay time of the visa when receiving the visa, so as not to stay in the visa. In order not to leave bad records on the entry and exit records, if the holder cannot return to the country within the valid period of the visa, he must apply to the Immigration Bureau for extension in advance. If he returns within the prescribed extension period and there are no other bad records, the impact on visa processing will not be too great, but he must pay attention to the provision of visa application materials.

In addition, according to regulations, if a person applying for a sticker visa, a person who has applied for a visa extension or an illegal stay in the Philippines, he or she must go to the embassy to apply in person when applying again. If it is handled through an agency, the service fee to be paid is also relatively high.

The validity period and stay time of different visa types in the Philippines are different. Among them, tourist visas are generally valid for 90 days, with a stay time ranging from 14 or 30 days, while business visas have a validity period of 90 or 180 days, with a stay time of 30 days, and can enter a single or multiple entries.

The applicants for landing visa in the Philippines are limited. Applicants must meet certain conditions, and the length of stay is determined by the embassy, usually 30 days, but they can apply for an extension. After the extension, they can extend their stay in the Philippines to 6 months.