Philippines retired immigrant visa SRRV is only a long-term visa, not an immigrant?

First of all, EasyGo International wants to tell you that what we usually hear about "Philippine Special Retirement Visa", "Philippine Retirement Immigrant", "SRRV Visa" and so on all refer to Special Resident Retiree's Visa. But most people like to call it "retired Filipino immigrants". The exact abbreviation should be SRRVisa, but since everyone is used to writing SRRV, I have to go with the flow. Is SRRV visa a long-term visa or an immigrant visa in the Philippines?

The SRRV is a long-term visa, not an immigrant.

Since SRRV is only a visa, it does not mean that you will not have Chinese nationality after you do it. You can understand SRRV as a Philippine green card, which is generally permanent (I will analyze with you later under what circumstances it will become invalid).

2. Who is suitable for SRRV?

People who handle SRRV generally plan to work, live, study and invest in the Philippines for a long time. You should know that the Philippines is close to China (it takes only 2 hours to fly directly from Guangzhou to the capital Manila, which is much shorter than the journey to Shanghai and Beijing). In recent years, some parents have been able to take a shortcut to college for their children's college entrance examination. Many of them have applied for SRRV visas in their children's junior high school-senior high school (one person, three members of the whole family). In this way, the child can return to China to take the college entrance examination as an overseas Chinese student. As long as the child's intelligence is normal and the examination paper is full, he can be admitted to a good university.

3. What are the threshold conditions for handling SRRV?

At present, more than 100 countries, the Philippines SRRV processing threshold is the lowest, the cost is the least. As long as the applicant is over 50 years old, it can be processed. If you want to bring your lover and children, it is OK, and there is no extra cost. And there is no language, academic requirements. As long as you want to do it, you can get the identity.

4. Can I work in the Philippines with SRRV?

SRRV is just a visa that allows you to stay in the Philippines. But if you want to work in a company, then you need to ask the company to apply for a labor card for you. With a labor card, you can work (this labor card is fast and cheap).