Can I apply for a Philippine visa in one month?

When applying for a visa, the embassy not only requires the applicant to provide a passport, but also requires the time of the passport. If the time is insufficient, the application cannot be made normally, can the passport apply for a Philippine visa in one month?

First of all, let's take a look at the requirements of the Philippine embassy for passports: passports should not have any damage or water stains; The valid time is at least 6 months after the end of the trip. At least 2 complete blank pages, excluding the remarks page; The name is displayed completely and clearly; The photos are clear, etc.

It can be learned from the embassy's requirements for passports that the valid time of passports must be more than half a year. Less than half a year is not in conformity with the requirements, and it is likely to be rejected by the embassy. If the applicant's passport is valid for only one month, it will definitely be rejected by the embassy. There is no other choice.

Therefore, applicants can only go to the place where the passport is processed again, and after processing, they are ready to apply for a visa according to the requirements of the embassy, so that they are not easily rejected by the embassy.

In fact, it is good for the applicant to do so by the embassy. Although it may not be useful at home, the passport abroad is equivalent to your ID card. If the passport expires abroad, it will have a great impact on the applicant, and it is also very difficult to reissue the passport abroad.

In addition, if the passport expires abroad, it is likely to be repatriated by the customs. If it is serious, it will be pulled into the black list, which will affect the re application.

Therefore, before submitting the application, the applicant must ensure that the passport is valid for more than half a year. If it is not enough, it must be reissued before submitting the application.