Does the Philippines need to go to the scene to apply for a work visa?

Some small partners have already applied for work visas in the Philippines, but it is not clear when they need to be present. Let's give you an answer to this question.

Do I need to be present for a work visa?

Answer: Yes. When applying for a Philippine work visa, I must go to the Immigration Bureau to face the visa and press my fingerprint. A few days ago, you didn't need to go by yourself. You just need to write a power of attorney and put your fingerprints on paper. We can help you do it for you. However, in recent years, the management is stricter than before. You must be present in person to handle it. Of course, after staying in the Philippines for a long time, you will find that the Philippine policy is changed day by day, and you may not need to go in the future. You need to contact online customer service in advance for inquiries.

Introduction to Philippine Work Visa

The Philippine work visa is a long-term work visa certified by the Philippines and is recognized by the whole Philippines. General work visa categories are divided into: 9G work visa, ceza work visa, pwp temporary work visa, swp temporary work visa. The longest work visa is 3 years, divided into 1 year work visa, 2 years work visa and 3 years work visa. After 3 years of work visa, you can stay in the Philippines for 3 years and return home indefinitely.

Information Required for Philippine Work Visa

Generally speaking, the materials for renewal of Philippine work visa are relatively simple, only the original passport and visa are required. Other materials need not be prepared, and fingerprints and photos need to be taken when signing.

Time required for Philippine work visa

This time is very different, if you are in the company to handle, generally 4-6 months, the longest is 8 months, because the company does not need to handle urgent processing. And we usually get a blue card in one month. You can press your fingerprint in 2 weeks. The difference in time is mainly whether it is urgent.

Philippine work visa processing process

The whole process is actually very simple. You only need to submit your passport and visa to go back and wait for the notification. Generally, you will notify the immigration bureau one day in advance when to press the fingerprint. After pressing the fingerprint, the card will be issued in 2 weeks at the earliest and 2 months at the slowest.

Work visa agent

If you have a work visa processing plan and what you don't understand, you can contact our online customer service and help you with professional language. If you need to handle it, you can also contact us to handle it on your behalf. The working visa processing time is 2 weeks by fingerprint, 30 days by card, and a full set of 9G working visa. You don't need any worry. We will do everything for you.