Have you ever had an extension to apply for a Philippine visa?

The effective time and stay time are decided by the embassy. Therefore, for some people who need to stay for a long time, time will not be enough, so they will apply for an extension. Can they apply for a Philippine visa if they have ever extended their stay?

After the embassy issues a valid visa to the applicant, when entering the country with a valid visa, the customs will stipulate the exact entry time of the applicant. In principle, the applicant should enter and leave the country according to the prescribed time, so as not to have any impact on the later stage. It will not reduce the trust of the embassy in the applicant.

Even if the stay time obtained is relatively short, the applicant should enter and leave the country in accordance with the regulations. If he needs to stay in the country for a longer period of time, he can apply for a visa again after returning to the country. If he wants to directly apply for an extension in the country after the stay expires, the embassy will not accept it when applying again.

Moreover, at present, the Philippines does not stipulate that applicants can apply for extension in China, so if the applicant stays for more than the time limit, it is an illegal stay. Those who have this phenomenon cannot apply for a visa again. Even if your materials are sufficient, the embassy will refuse to accept it, which has a great impact on the applicant, so pay more attention.

Especially those tourists who are engaged in business must pay attention to this issue, and must stay in the country according to the valid time and stay time on the visa. If you finish your own business in a short time, it is best to advance 10 days. Return to the country, which can increase the visa issuance rate for re-application.

Note: If you are in China for a long time, you may be repatriated after being discovered, or even be blacklisted, and will also be affected when applying for visas from other countries.