Do I need to pay a fine when applying for a visa for a newborn child?

Do I need to pay a fine when applying for a visa for a newborn child?

A: Yes, because a newborn child cannot apply for a passport and visa immediately. Generally, it is necessary to wait for the child to open (about three months) or when the child can walk before applying for a passport and visa. During this period, the child has already overstayed in the Philippines, so when applying for a visa for the child, overdue fees for the period from birth to visa processing are required. Therefore, if you want to pay less fines, it is best to go to the embassy to apply for a passport for the child when he is three months old, and apply for a visa as soon as he gets the passport. In this way, you only need to pay a fine of 3-4 months, equivalent to about several thousand yuan. If it is delayed for too long, it will not be done with thousands of yuan, because the longer the Philippines is delayed, the more fines.