Is there a fixed number of entries for a Philippine visa?

How many times an applicant can enter the country within the validity period of the visa is decided by the embassy, and the number of entries for different visa types will also vary. Is there a fixed number of entries for Philippine visas?

The most commonly applied visas in the Philippines include tourist and business visas. Tourist visas have a fixed number of entries. Whether they stay for 30 days or 14 days, the number of entries is a single entry. They are not allowed to enter the country for the second time. They must submit a new application to obtain a new visa before entering the country.

The business visa will be different. Because the business visa is related to the economic cooperation between countries, some applicants need to enter the country multiple times for a long time. Therefore, the embassy allows the applicant to enter the country once or multiple times. It is convenient to enter the country according to your own situation.

Note:

1. Obtaining multiple business visas does not mean that the applicant can enter the country multiple times. The embassy is only for the convenience of the applicant's entry. If the number of times is too large, the embassy will be rejected by the customs. When applying again, the embassy will doubt the applicant's entry purpose, thus reducing the visa issuance rate.

2. The fees for business single-entry visas and multiple-entry visas are different. Single-entry visas are generally around 600 and multiple-entry visas are generally around 2000. If applicants need to enter the country in a short period of time, it is more cost-effective to apply for multiple-entry visas.

3. Although the tourist visa can only enter the country once at a time, the materials required by the embassy to be provided by the applicant are relatively simple and easy to apply. Even if the application is resubmitted for each entry, it will not waste long, as long as the applicant guarantees that the materials are true and valid.

In short, the Philippine visa has a fixed number of entries, that is, a single visa, but there are also a non-fixed number of entries, that is, multiple visas, which need to be entered in accordance with the requirements of the embassy to avoid inconvenience to the later period.